TS-278T 32" Downview LCD or CRT Monitor Glass-Top Computer Desk
Also available with Tower Printer Shelf (model TS278)
*Price: $196.00 + Shipping: $48.00 (continental US)
BACK IN STOCK!
Compatible also with iMac 24" monitors (w/Apple VESA mount adapter kit for 24" iMac) and all monitors with VESA standard hole pattern.
(Note: even if your monitor is not VESA compliant, it might still be installed to this desk. Call us with your questions).
* Overall Dimensions ("): 31.5 W x 26 D x 31.5 H
- Glass Surface (writing space): 31.25 W x 23.5 D
- Keyboard Shelf: 27.5 W x 12 D
- Bottom shelf: 27.5 W x 14.5 D
- Height of glass top, from floor: 31.25
- Distance from floor to bottom of keyboard tray (leg height): 27.5
This portable glass computer desk is unique as it allows to place a LCD (flat panel) monitor or a CRT monitor (boxy type) under the glass tabletop in an ergonomic downview position. This desk is a hot seller due to its modern contemporary design, sturdiness, mobility and compact width (31.5").
It is ideal for any school, training center and educational facility, allowing the student to follow the teacher's class without having to look above or around the monitor, while also having great writing space.
Also very popular in all types of offices and even home offices, due to its elegant design, easy maintenance and mostly due to the extra work space generated by placing the monitor under the glass top.
The monitor, either CRT or flat panel, can also be placed ON the glass top, if preferred.
Color: the keyboard and bottom shelves are in our new textured Light Grey w/ Aluminum color frames; the writing area is non-tinted tempered glass (thus, no artificial unwanted distortion of monitor's colors).
IMPORTANT: when ordering, please specify: a) if you will use the monitor ON or UNDER the glass; b) the type of monitor you will be using; c) if you wish to buy our heavy-duty easy LCD Monitor install & remove bracket (D-172A). Select from the 3 drop down menus on the left of this page for your replies.
More Computer Desks...
