*** Desk and Room Gallery***

[Venali]

Do you think a 3cm oak desktop 180x80cm with steel legs like these could handle 120kg weight? or do you think it would need a support bar? Open to other solutions if anyone has any in mind.

 

[HoneyBadger]

Nice, spacious and light! What monitor did you go for @HoneyBadger?

Cheers. I went from Asus PG49WCD as shown in the pic to a Gigabyte AORUS FO32U2P.

Do you think a 3cm oak desktop 180x80cm with steel legs like these could handle 120kg weight? or do you think it would need a support bar? Open to other solutions if anyone has any in mind.

I would say it would need some extra support.

 

[Drumroll]

Cheers. I went from Asus PG49WCD as shown in the pic to a Gigabyte AORUS FO32U2P.

I would say it would need some extra support.

Unless an extremely thick board, I would suggest some steel reinforced bars to link both legs and supporting underneath the board.
Without it, slowly you are likely to see some bowing after a while.

 

[throwaway4372]

Work setup took over the living room so the personal setup got relegated to the spare room:

 

[Duke]

Wow not seen those die cast toys since I was young

 

[SDK^]

We have 3 computer desks in our house

1: My working from home desk - The 4K monitor allows me to have 4 viewable/working areas at once.

2: My Sim Racing room

3: My sons gaming desk : PS5 and Gaming PC

 

[Mightyashy]

Superb mate, ticking all the boxes!

 

[Funky-Melon]

Current gaming/WFH setup

34" ultrawide 1440p and 2 1440p 27" monitors with a cheap USB C dock on the right to plug the work laptop in on WFH days

 

[CaptainRAVE]

First game on what was previously my console/reclining chair screen. It’s working wonderfully now I’ve got the Aryas on a longer cord and my media pad.