Computer Desk Study Desk Office Desk EchoDesk
Computer Desk Study Desk Office Desk EchoDesk
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Description
Description
Computer Desk Study Desk Office Desk EchoDesk
SIMPLE AND MODERN DESIGN : The modern design of the desk makes it a great addition to your home office, study or gaming station.
STURDY ENOUGH FOR USE: Thick metal frames made of durable powder coated steel improve stability and safety in use. The extremely easy-care desk is waterproof and scratch-resistant. The thick legs are strong enough to carry heavy packages.
EASY & QUICK INSTALLATION & CLEANING: All tools are prepared in the package. Simply follow the clear instructions to set up the desk effortlessly in 30 minutes! The melamine veneer table top is waterproof, heat resistant and dust free, so you only need a damp cloth to store it. the clean table.
Table size: 100x60x74cm
Carton size: 112cmx65cmx8cm
Weight: 11 KG
Package Include:
1 x Computer Desk
Dimention
Dimention
- Package Length: 112
- Package Width: 65
- Package Height: 8
- Product Length: 100
- Product Width: 60
- Product Height: 74
Features
Features
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Delivery Information
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