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![]() A wide variety of desk and workstation configurations, styles, and sizes are available. Some are mobile and compact while others are more elegant and stylish. Some include filing cabinets, shelves, and keyboard trays; others are modular and enable you to add these features as you need them. A traditional desk does the job for most administrative duties, including writing and reading mail, paying bills, and talking on the telephone, as well as planning and scheduling activities. Most traditional desks stand at a height of about 29 or 30 inches. Desks that accommodate computers must be specialized or modified for computer use. For health and safety reasons, computer keyboards should be placed at 24 to 27 inches above the floor. If you want to place a computer on a traditional desk, you can ensure that the keyboard and monitor are at the right height by installing a keyboard shelf and adjustable monitor stand. Most keyboard shelves are designed so that they can be raised, lowered, and tilted for maximum comfort.
In addition to your office chair, it's a good idea to have an upholstered chair or recliner somewhere in your office. This will allow visitors to feel at home, and will also allow you to relax and change positions should you want to read or rest. While these occasional-use chairs don't need to be ergonomically correct, they should be comfortable and inviting! A good reading lamp near your chair or recliner is absolutely necessary.
File cabinets come in vertical and lateral configurations. The more common vertical file cabinets are 24 to 28 inches deep, and 15 inches wide. Vertical file cabinets are a good choice if you want your storage at the end of a desk or table. Many of these vertical files are also designed to fit underneath desks and work surfaces. Lateral file cabinets, which are designed to be placed up against walls, are generally 30 to 42 inches wide and 18 to 20 inches deep. Regardless of whether you decide to go with vertical or lateral file cabinets, both configurations come in two-drawer to five-drawer heights. It's important to choose a style and size that suits your present, but also your future, storage requirements. For additional storage needs, you will probably need some cabinets or shelving. The difference between shelves and cabinets is that you can see the items you store on shelves, while items you store in cabinets are hidden. To that end, when deciding whether to go with shelves or cabinets, consider the items you are storing and whether they are aesthetically pleasing in full view. Shelves can be wall-mounted, freestanding, or built-in. On HomeOfficeFurniture.us, we feature convenient access to several home office furniture suppliers and manufacturers who offer a broad range of home office furnishings and accessories for every budget. Home Office Furniture Manufacturers
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