This Desk is Reversible
If your workload spreads across binders and screens, this desk answers with an open hutch that keeps everything visible. Put this U-Desk with Open Hutch where that pressure shows up first. An office can run out of usable storage long before it runs out of wall space. Your U shaped desk with hutch sits where daily work, reference materials, and visitor impressions meet. That leaves your team with active materials competing for room on the desk and in the work area, while visitors see how much of the day-to-day operation remains exposed. This desk brings your workstation, storage needs, and visual organization into one planned area. Its open hutch without doors gives you additional display and storage above the desk, so frequently referenced materials can remain visible without taking over the desktop.
That matters when your staff needs shared reference material close at hand but your visitor-facing area must remain orderly. The desk measures 72-inch wide by 102-inch deep by 66-inch high overall. Its thermally fused laminate finish is paired with 3-millimeter PVC edges on the desk. Those edges are impact resistant and color matched to the laminate. Leveling glides are specified on the desk, while the floor-to-desktop recessed modesty panel extends from the floor to the desktop. The hutch is open and without doors, with additional display and storage available above the work area.
These details give you measurable points for planning placement, clearance, and how your staff will use the surrounding work zone. Use the overall dimensions when mapping the desk against walls, circulation paths, and the other furniture already assigned to your office. Several laminate colors are available for your selection, allowing you to coordinate the desk with the finishes already used in your workplace. The matching color on the 3-millimeter PVC desk edges keeps that selection consistent at the desk perimeter. Before choosing its location, review the 72-inch width, 102-inch depth, and 66-inch overall height against your room plan. This gives you a clear basis for assigning the work zone, positioning nearby furnishings, and deciding what your staff should keep within reach. Overall size is 72 inches wide by 101 inches deep by 66 inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Confirm the layout against traffic flow, then put the piece on the purchase list.