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Product ID: VFAHLD
Pictured in Rustic Quarter Sawn Oak.
The Fifth Avenue Solid Wood Executive L-Desk with Adjustable Height Return, is handcrafted by skilled Amish artisans. This desk exemplifies a balanced blend of classic craftsmanship and modern innovation.
The L-shape design provides an ample workspace, offering a spacious and efficient environment for productivity and organization. The executive design includes a height-adjustable return, allowing you to customize your workspace to fit your ergonomic needs perfectly. This flexibility ensures optimal comfort, making long hours at the desk a pleasure rather than a strain.
Experience the pinnacle of comfort and elegance with our Solid Wood Executive L-Desk with an Adjustable Height Return. Elevate your executive workspace with this masterpiece and immerse yourself in the essence of Amish artistry. Create a conducive environment for productivity and success with this exceptional desk. Invest in enduring quality and style for your office today.
The Fifth Avenue Executive L Desk is from our top of the line collection. Handcrafted out of solid wood in the USA, this desk has ample work and storage space. Perfect for the busy executive.
Available in solid oak, cherry, hard maple, brown maple, quarter sawn oak, hickory, elm, rustic cherry, rustic hickory, and rustic quarter sawn oak.
Please allow 12 to 16 weeks for your desk to be handcrafted.
Need it customized? We would be happy to work with you to customize your desk to fit your needs.
Free Curbside Delivery!
Inside Delivery for $49.
Desk Dimensions:
Width: 68 in.
Depth: 30 in.
Height: 30 in.
Return Dimensions:
Width: 48 in.
Depth: 24 in.
Height: 30 in.
Fifth Avenue Executive L-Desk Features:
- Solid wood construction
- Raised panel back and sides
- 1 1/4" thick top
- Dovetailed drawers
- Letter file drawer in bottom drawer
- Fluted corners
- Ships Fully Assembled
Options:
- Leather writing pad
- Hidden compartment in pedestal bottom
- Electric / USB outlet
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Hidden compatment
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Elcectric / USB Outlet
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