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Everfurn Premium Berlin Height Adjustable Desk
From R6,839.98 ex VAT
The Everfurn Berlin Height Adjustable Desk offers an adaptable workspace, allowing easy changes between sitting and standing. It features a white frame and a light oak desktop, measuring 1400x600mm for ample space. This sturdy 60kg desk is a practical Everfurn furniture item.
The Everfurn Premium Berlin Height Adjustable Desk offers a contemporary and practical furniture item for general promotional use, providing an adaptable workspace.
- Users can easily adjust this desk's height, moving between sitting and standing positions.
- It features a white frame and a light oak desktop, measuring L:1400 mm x W:600 mm x H:1150 mm.
- The desk has a weight of 60 kg, indicating a sturdy construction.
This adjustable desk is suitable for corporate gifting or office additions, offering good visibility for promotional branding.
Brands
The Everfurn Berlin Height Adjustable Desk offers an adaptable workspace, allowing easy changes between sitting and standing. It features a white frame and a light oak desktop, measuring 1400x600mm for ample space. This sturdy 60kg desk is a practical Everfurn furniture item.
From R6,839.98 ex VAT
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