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A good quality computer desk.

Archeron · 2006-07-19 08:49:44

Hi all, Wondering if anyone has any suggestions. I'm looking to find somewhere that sells a decent range of computer desks. I'm looking for something good and chunky, good quality, looks decent and with lots of storage. Sadly, all I seem to be able to find are the (no offense) crappy type that they sell in the likes of…

19-07-2006 8:49am

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Archeron

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Hi all,
Wondering if anyone has any suggestions.
I'm looking to find somewhere that sells a decent range of computer desks. I'm looking for something good and chunky, good quality, looks decent and with lots of storage. Sadly, all I seem to be able to find are the (no offense) crappy type that they sell in the likes of Atlantic and Woodies, and I hate these things. Sneeze too hard and they fall apart
Is getting a desk purpose built an option or would that just be ridiculously expensive?

thanks.

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#2 19-07-2006 9:05am

delly

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Our friends in the Woodcraft forum may be able to give you pointers about getting a desk made up.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=530

Let me know if you want to move the thread there .

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#3 19-07-2006 9:07am

Archeron

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delly wrote:

Our friends in the Woodcraft forum may be able to give you pointers about getting a desk made up.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=530

Let me know if you want to move the thread there .

Thanks Delly, I didnt realize there was a woodcraft forum. I'd be grateful if you could move the thread.

Cheers!!

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#4 19-07-2006 9:20am

delly

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Done and done.

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#5 19-07-2006 10:51am

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Hey if you want I will make you a good solid desk! Solid timber construction if you want. PM me if you do!

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#6 19-07-2006 11:08pm

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Hi

I reckon you could easily get a desk custom made which represents better value for money than mass produced items. Having said that it's hard to compete with the likes of Argos on price, maybe €100 or so for the cheapest desks.

Even in the retail trade there will be very well made desks in some shops for higher prices, just a bit harder to find and not too much choice on exact size or colour.

I reckon a custom made desk is well possible, probably cost about €300 to €500 depending on design and exact layout and materials... Solid hardwood furniture is a step up in price in my opinion as the manufacturing process is quite wasteful and time consuming.

Cheers
Joe

Pine furniture, Wicklow and Dublin.

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#7 24-07-2006 7:49pm

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Archeron did you have any luck with this since?

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