*** Desk and Room Gallery***
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Is that a TV or an actual monitor, its a biggun
Lions helmet, got it in a little sports shop in the metrocenterWhat's the little NFL helmet from on the left? Collector item? Love the mini one on the tower.
it’s the LG48C1
Damn that is super neat witht he display on the wall! Might have to do that with my 24" display but its curved so might be abit of a challenge lol.Awesome setups guys.
Here's mine, been working on my for a while now. Never satisfied enough.
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Quite proud of this one as the desk has been designed, cut, and assembled by myself (with help of course). We needed something big, but also something that can fold down to make room for an extended sofa bed for when we have visitors stay over.
The desk measures 1500mmx760mm using a oak kitchen worktop. Simply fold the side triangle support brackets in, and the front 620mm folds down. That leaves a shelf for most things to sit on and not be moved.
Downside of course is I will have to remove the monitor with current setup, but I will rectify this when I upgrade to a 42" OLED tv (when they release) which I will wall mount.
The desk measures 1500mmx760mm using a oak kitchen worktop. Simply fold the side triangle support brackets in, and the front 620mm folds down. That leaves a shelf for most things to sit on and not be moved.
Downside of course is I will have to remove the monitor with current setup, but I will rectify this when I upgrade to a 42" OLED tv (when they release) which I will wall mount.
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Decided to go for the AW38, it does not disappoint. Hopefully it lasts.
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Quite proud of this one as the desk has been designed, cut, and assembled by myself (with help of course). We needed something big, but also something that can fold down to make room for an extended sofa bed for when we have visitors stay over.
The desk measures 1500mmx760mm using a oak kitchen worktop. Simply fold the side triangle support brackets in, and the front 620mm folds down. That leaves a shelf for most things to sit on and not be moved.
Downside of course is I will have to remove the monitor with current setup, but I will rectify this when I upgrade to a 42" OLED tv (when they release) which I will wall mount.
I Really like how you did this desk, tempted to try something similar!
Decided to go for the AW38, it does not disappoint. Hopefully it lasts.
Impressive looking monitor! Also 10 extra cool points for having a Salad Fingers coaster
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Impressive looking monitor! Also 10 extra cool points for having a Salad Fingers coaster
Thanks! Yeah, Salad Fingers is a classic.
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So having had the desk for a few days, I can confirm the concept is great. However, 2 issues have cropped up that I am going to have to fix.
1.) The worktop I am using as the desk was defective. The oak is splitting along the joins. Replacement required.
2.) I need stronger screws to hold the hinges connecting the desktop to the rear shelf. Some of the screw heads have sheared off. When I get the replacement worktop, I will shift where the hinges go and buy better screws.
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Did you buy the top in one piece and cut it? It must weigh a silly amount if its all Oak, i have a counter top from Ikea that looks identical and its stupid heavy!
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Yeah, it was a 3m long 27mm thick oak worktop, so very heavy. Cut it down the middle for the desktop, then cut the rear 14cm off the length of the spare piece to make the shelf.
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No non at all, but I switch my pc off when it’s not in use