Files and visitor forms at your front counter are already competing for the surface where visitors need to be greeted, and a u-shaped reception desk includes a 19 3/4-inch-deep interior desk. That interior position gives your receptionist a work area behind the public-facing counter, while wire management cutouts on the interior desk keep cable routing part of the planning conversation rather than an afterthought. If your front office handles calls, forms, and arriving visitors at the same time, the desk needs to account for the work happening on both sides of the reception point.
Measured as an overall footprint, this reception desk is 124 1/2-inch wide by 49-inch deep by 45 1/2-inch high. Its finish is thermofused melamine with self-edge, and the frame is silver. The interior desk is 19 3/4-inch deep, with wire management cutouts located on that interior desk. Leveling glides are included and allow 1/2-inch height adjustability, giving you a specified adjustment at the base rather than an unspecified range. These details let you evaluate the workstation against your floor plan, cable paths, and receptionist's working position before you commit to placement.
Use the overall 124 1/2-inch width and 49-inch depth to check the reception zone, visitor circulation, and available wall clearance. The 45 1/2-inch overall height gives you a planning dimension, while the included leveling glides allow the stated 1/2-inch adjustment where floor conditions call for it. The silver frame is the standard frame finish, and the thermofused melamine finish with self-edge establishes the specified surface treatment. Inside the desk, the 19 3/4-inch depth and wire management cutouts give your receptionist room to plan equipment placement and cable routing. That review matters when the reception area is also a daily work area, allowing you to compare the dimensions, interior depth, finish, and adjustment details with the way your front office operates.
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