When equipment shares a work area, a desk with a floating desktop, wire modesty panel, and locking pedestal stays organized. The result is a desk that can sit in a private office, project room, or shared leadership area without asking the rest of the room to carry the visual weight. You can specify the worksurface finish to coordinate with the surrounding office, while the black wire modesty panel and white base establish the main contrast.
The desk measures 72 inches wide by 30 inches deep by 30 inches high overall. Its shell has a laminate finish, and impact resistant edge protection is applied at the edge. That edge protection is identified for resistance to scratches, chips, and dents. The pedestal is configured as a box/file unit and includes a lock, giving you a place to secure materials while keeping frequently used items close to the workstation. The desktop and pedestals carry the floating look described for the design, and the wire modesty panel is black. Because the dimensions are overall dimensions, they describe the complete desk footprint. This distinction helps you review the desk against room planning, aisle clearances, and placement requirements before selecting its location.
Your finish decision applies to the floating worksurface, which is available in a choice of laminate finishes; all bases are white, and the wire modesty panel is black. That arrangement lets you plan the desk around an existing palette while preserving the visual distinction between the worksurface, base, and modesty panel. Use the box/file pedestal and lock when your work requires nearby storage for active files or personal materials. Review the 72-inch width, 30-inch depth, and 30-inch height against the intended footprint, then confirm that the floating worksurface and black wire modesty panel suit the room's sightlines. For an office manager or facility director, the decision is less about filling an empty corner and more about assigning one workstation a clear place in the daily workflow, with the finishes and storage arrangement selected before it becomes part of the room.
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