Is Your Computer Desk 'fit For Purpose'?

Many people make the mistake of buying a desk or work station for computer without

giving any or little thought as to whether it will actually fit into the space they have set aside!

Size matters when it comes to choosing a computer desk! There are several factors which should be taken into consideration before ordering a desk or work station, whether it's for a home office or a business office.

The ideal desk will have plenty of space and routes for all of the computer, printer, scanners and peripherals which come with a computer. You don't need a top of the range desk but you will need one which is 'fit for purpose' to ensure you have everything to hand as well as being able to place it whether you want in a room not where its size dictates its position.

With the introduction of wireless networking you will find that you can place your computer desk in the most unlikely places within your home, you are no longer destined for the spare room or the space beneath the stairs! Nor will you have to have masses of cables trailing everywhere.

For businesses it's possible to buy desks which can be occupied by a number of computers and their operators. Banks of computers running along the walls of large offices are common place, which can be particularly useful for team working; with the senior staff who have their own offices being able to have whichever shape and style of desk they prefer to suit the size of their room and reflect the companies corporate image.

It is also possible to buy computer desks which have integrated computers, which enables all the working parts to be discreetly hidden away. This option is ideal for homes, especially if there are small children running around. The only problem with this style of desk is that it can be difficult to get to the parts should you need to fix a problem.

Corner desks are an ideal space saver for small rooms. Many have extra built in storage cupboards and draws giving you a practical way to keep all of your office equipment together, along with a variety of different shelving and half shelving options to hold monitors and keyboards.

The cost should also be considered carefully, bearing in mind the old adage that cheapest doesn't always mean best value for money. Paying a little more may provide you with better quality construction as well as versatility and practicality in terms of the sizes and designs within the price bracket.

Of course if you have clients arriving at your home or you're senior staff in a business, first impressions will count. As such it would be better to show off your corporate image in the best way. The colour and fabrication of your computer desk will speak volumes to your clients. Shabby and cheap in appearance will do little for gaining customer confidence. Move up market and use a computer desk which reflects the ethos of your business.

by: Lawrence White

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