The paperwork your staff uses throughout the day tends to spread across available surfaces, and this stand-alone double pedestal desk puts a 60-inch by 30-inch footprint within your workstation. That leaves you managing active documents, shared reference materials, and the visual boundaries between one employee station and the next. The floating desktop and pedestal look, paired with a wire modesty, gives the station a specific visual structure without asking you to coordinate separate desk and support elements. For a facility director planning consistent workstations, this is a single desk configuration with the dimensions and component colors already identified in the specifications.
The desk's overall dimensions are 60-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 30-inch high. The desk shell features a laminate finish, while the edge protection is impact resistant. Wire mesh forms the modesty, which is black, and all pedestals are white. The floating look applies to the desktop and pedestals, keeping those named components visually related. These specifications give you measurable information for planning workstation placement, coordinating the desk with surrounding furniture, and reviewing the visible materials and colors before purchase.
Your final review should focus on how the specified pieces will fit the way your team actually works. The 60-inch width, 30-inch depth, and 30-inch height give you concrete measurements for planning placement, clearance, and workstation alignment; they are overall dimensions, so use them as the boundary for your floor plan. The white pedestals, black wire modesty, and floating desktop and pedestal look create the complete listed configuration. You know which visible elements to coordinate with surrounding furniture: the laminate-finished desk shell, the impact resistant edge protection, and the black wire modesty. For a purchasing decision, that level of specification lets you compare the desk's footprint and appearance against each location in your office, then order the stated configuration for the stations that need it.
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