Collection: L-Shaped Office Desks

An L-shaped desk gives you a second work surface at right angles to the first, which is the reason most people want a bigger desk in the first place. Monitor and keyboard on one run, paperwork and phone on the other, and nothing stacked on top of anything else.

Read the overall footprint, not the desk width

A 66" L-shaped desk is not 66 inches of floor. Ours run roughly 66"W x 72"D or 71"W x 84"D overall, because the return adds depth on one side. Measure the corner you intend to put it in before choosing by desk width alone. This is the single most common reason a desk goes back.

Handing

Most of our L-shaped desks are reversible, so the return can sit on the left or the right and you decide at assembly rather than at checkout. Worth confirming on the individual product before ordering if the room only allows one orientation.

Drawers

Configurations run from a single box and file pedestal up to box, box, file on one side and file, file on the other, all locking, on ball-bearing glides. File drawers take letter and legal. If the desk is replacing a filing cabinet as well, specify the fuller configuration rather than adding a cabinet later.

Full or suspended pedestals

Full-height pedestals reach the floor and give the desk a solid presence. Suspended pedestals stop short, leaving the floor clear underneath so a chair mat runs unbroken and cleaning is straightforward. Same drawer capacity, different look and different maintenance.

Modesty panels

If the desk faces into a room rather than a wall, the front is on view. A laminate modesty panel matches the desk; a white glass panel lifts it. Both do the same job.

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