This Desk is Reversible
Most shared spaces run smoother with a reception desk like this, its tempered glass counter above two hanging pedestals. This L-Shaped Reception Desk belongs in that conversation. The conversations across your reception area reveal how much of your work surface and active paperwork visitors can see; this L-shaped reception desk puts the question in concrete terms: can your front-office team handle visitors, calls, and documents without putting every working detail on display? In a busy lobby, the boundary between public interaction and staff work matters because your team needs room to focus while guests need a clear point of contact. The L-shaped format lets you evaluate one reception arrangement against the way your staff actually moves through the day, from greeting visitors to managing paperwork behind the counter.
The reception desk includes a laminate finish and 3-millimeter edge banding. Privacy walls extend over 11 inches above the work surface, creating a physical separation between reception activity and the visitor side of the desk. Two hanging and locking box file drawer pedestals are included.
Three grommets handle wire management: one is located in each corner of the main desk, and one is centered on the back edge of the return side. You can select from several laminate finishes to coordinate your reception area with the rest of your workplace. The three grommets give your wire management plan three stated connection points: one at each corner of the main desk and one centered on the back edge of the return side. Overall size is 72 inches wide by 72 inches deep by 40-and-a-half inches high, so plan the bay from those measurements, not from a photo alone. Walk the footprint with a tape measure before the order goes in. Shared spaces run smoother when each station has a job and the walk path stays open.
Ships ready for easy assembly.
L-Shaped Reception Desk Assembly Video
Glass Transaction Counter Installation Video
Hanging Pedestal Installation Video.