This Desk is Reversible
After years of daily use at the same desk, full suspension drawers and leveling glides should still run true. Put this Double Pedestal U-Desk with Open Hutch where that pressure shows up first. When your workday requires focused computer work, paperwork, and regular access to stored materials, a U shaped desk with hutch gives you one workstation footprint to manage all three. This configuration brings a 66-inch high by 60-inch wide by 101-inch deep overall footprint into your office, with two pedestals and an open hutch without doors. You can organize the workday around the desk, use the hutch for display and storage, and keep the central surface available for current tasks. The desk and hutch have a thermally fused laminate finish, while the desk edges use 3 millimeter PVC with a color match to the laminate.
The floor-to-desktop recessed modesty panel places the panel between the floor and desktop as a specified element of the desk. The desk has leveling glides for placement adjustments. The open hutch is without doors and provides additional display and storage. The overall dimensions are 66-inch high by 60-inch wide by 101-inch deep. Those dimensions let you plan placement against walls, around circulation paths, and within the room available without confusing overall depth with the working surface.
Several laminate colors let you coordinate the desk and hutch with existing office finishes. Because the hutch is open and without doors, you can place display materials and storage items where they remain visible from the workstation. The matching 3 millimeter PVC edges tie the color relationship to the laminate on the desk edges. Leveling glides on the desk support placement planning when your floor requires adjustment. With its 66-inch high by 60-inch wide by 101-inch deep overall dimensions, this configuration gives you a basis for measuring the room, mapping circulation, and deciding where display storage belongs before you commit to the layout. Overall size is 60 inches wide by 101 inches deep by 66 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Match the look to the suite, check the floor plan, and order for the next install window.