Width
48-60" (Customizable)
Product Detail
Residential Writing Desk
Custom MadeCompact writing desk for apartment home offices and student housing rooms. Built-in cable management and optional drawer storage.
Typical production lead time: 9–10 weeks — see Lead Times
Construction & Materials
Desk surfaces and frames built for daily writing and laptop use
A Residential Writing Desk pairs a Laminate/MDF top; powder-coated steel legs/base work surface with a powder-coated metal base or panel-end construction in edge-banded MDF, sealed at every perimeter to survive daily contact and cleaning. Executive and workstation configurations add cable management, modesty panels, and storage pedestals with full-extension, soft-close drawer hardware, while compact guestroom writing desks keep the same joinery standard at a smaller footprint. Frames are engineered to stay rigid under daily laptop and stationery load, with leg geometry adjustable to room clearances and outlet placement.
Specification Notes
From the guestroom writing desk to the home office
Hotels specify the Desk as part of the guestroom casegoods package, matched to the nightstand and TV panel finish; residential and home-office orders select a compact footprint that still meets daily-use durability standards. DMD builds each Residential Writing Desk to your room dimensions and finish schedule, coordinates outlet and cable grommet placement with your electrical plan, and ships knock-down or assembled depending on site access. Send your room layout and finish standard for Residential projects and we will return shop drawings.
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Specifications
Standard dimensions, materials, and finish options. All specifications can be confirmed, adjusted, or value-engineered during project planning.
Depth
24-30" (Customizable)
Height
29-30" (Customizable)
Material
Laminate/MDF top; powder-coated steel legs/base
Finish
Laminate top; powder-coated base
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