Desk Configurations

To give you some ideas, here are some popular desk configurations showing clusters of 3 or 4 regular sized desks.

Update 30th December 2020: This guide has been featured on our website for some 15 years and although all of these desk shapes are still largely standard offerings, the demand for crescent (corner) and curved edged desks have declined dramatically in favour of straight forward rectangular desks or benches. Rectangular desks are generally more space efficient and are more stright forward to re-arrange and configure. We don’t know how the office is going to look post-Covid 19, but early indications are that trends are likely to change. When we a clearer picture of how the future will look we will post information.

• 120° desks
• 120° desks
• 120° desks
• Crescent (corner) desks orientation 1
• Crescent (corner) desks orientation 2
• Crescent desks with 600mm desk-high pedestals
• Crescent desks with 800mm desk-high pedestals
• Crescent desks with 800mm & 600mm desk-high pedestals
• Crescent desks with 800mm desk-high pedestals and tambour storage
• Double wave desks
• Single wave desks orientation 1
• Single wave desks orientation 2
• Single wave desks with 800mm desk-high pedestals
• Single wave desks with desk-end tambour storage
• Bench system with shared components & inset intermediate legs to provide greater seating flexibility
• Double sided Bench system with shared components & inset intermediate legs to provide greater seating flexibility
• Regular 1600mm rectangular desks orientation 1
• Regular 1600mm rectangular desks orientation 2
• Rectangular desks with D shape meeting ends
• Single sided bench desk using shared components & reduced legs to provide greater freedom of movement.