Not every station earns a floating desk look with white pedestals and a black wire modesty panel. People need room to focus, confer, and keep active responsibilities in view, yet the desk must fit the plan you are building for the room. This desk measures 60 inches wide by 96 inches deep by 30 inches high, giving you a specific footprint to place against walls, pathways, and neighboring workstations. Its floating desktop and pedestal look, black wire modesty, and white pedestals also let you assess the visual relationship between the desk and the rest of your office before you commit the space.
The desk shell has a laminate finish, and impact-resistant edge protection is standard. The source specifies that this edge protection protects the edge from scratches, chips, and dents, so that statement applies to the edge rather than to the desk as a whole. The wire modesty is black, while all pedestals are white. The floating look is specified for the desktop and pedestals, keeping that description attached to those named components. The listed dimensions are 60 inches wide by 96 inches deep by 30 inches high. Use those three labeled measurements when you review clearances, map circulation, and confirm how the desk will sit within the room you manage. They give your purchasing record a precise reference for the configuration under consideration, without extending a component fact to an unlisted surface or feature.
Your final review can center on the finish and color details documented here: laminate on the desk shell, white on all pedestals, and black on the wire modesty. The desktop and pedestals carry the floating look, while impact-resistant edge protection is specified at the edge. For the room itself, compare the 60-inch wide by 96-inch deep by 30-inch high dimensions with your team's circulation paths, neighboring furniture, and assigned work zones. That process leaves you with a purchase decision tied to the stated facts and a clear understanding of what you are selecting for the office.
Ships ready for easy assembly.