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*** Desk and Room Gallery***
- Thread starter Baddass
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Haha I won't be modifying it then 
It's a nice desk though, got the markus chair too
It's a nice desk though, got the markus chair too
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I'm surprised people don't actually look at what it's made of and then get surprised, they may not be made of the best stuff, but it works.
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@zyfar What languages you do? Looks like you're using Sublime text?
I am indeed! I believe that is some html/css and php! Yourself?
See a lot of people have Ikea desk in here.
I'm moving rooms soon so I need to get a new desk, was wondering If something like this
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/S39932562/
Would be ok to hold 2 monitors + my computer? I don't know if it would be strong enough.
I'm moving rooms soon so I need to get a new desk, was wondering If something like this
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/S39932562/
Would be ok to hold 2 monitors + my computer? I don't know if it would be strong enough.
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Loads for me :c go to ikea uk website and type 399.325.62 into the search bar
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Yeah, that's the desk I have however I have two units holding it up, these:
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/50250992/#/40162496
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/50250992/#/40162496
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Search doesn't work either
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I found it just fine :s
@OP I'd buy a unit and 2 legs and place your pc on the unit side just for a bit of added support.
@OP I'd buy a unit and 2 legs and place your pc on the unit side just for a bit of added support.
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That will definitely hold. I have a 160 x 80 and at one point, I had three monitors and two desktops on it. One being a XPS 630i which was heavy as...
Hyburnates suggestion is a good one, especially when it gives you extra storage. It would definitely be fine without it though. The legs themselves should support it easily.
Hyburnates suggestion is a good one, especially when it gives you extra storage. It would definitely be fine without it though. The legs themselves should support it easily.
Ok thanks
Might think about getting http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/images/products/ullrik-table-leg-with-storage__0094035_PE231708_S4.JPG as-well, my computer could even fit in there If i wanted ;p
Might think about getting http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/images/products/ullrik-table-leg-with-storage__0094035_PE231708_S4.JPG as-well, my computer could even fit in there If i wanted ;p
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Ok thanks
Might think about getting http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/images/products/ullrik-table-leg-with-storage__0094035_PE231708_S4.JPG as-well, my computer could even fit in there If i wanted ;p
Yeah, thats what Hyburnate was talking about!
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Work to be done on this one. It's a decent sized room (long but narrow) and my setup doesn't really do it justice:
My plans are as follows:
My plans are as follows:
Ditch the glass desk (nightmare to keep looking clean) in favour of an oak kitchen worktop (2m x 0.7m or so), which I will screw to battens attached to the stud. Probably have a chrome leg in the near corner.- Ditch the ancient 5.1s in favour of a couple of quality bookshelf speakers.
- Sort out the cabling by using holes with cable grommets in the desk and cable trunking / caddies under the desk.
- Get a draw unit from IKEA or something.
- 27" IPS monitor
- Replace hideous curtains left by previous owners
- Wireless mouse and keyboard, probably Logitech MX / K800
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