Use case · Form 01
Desks
A desk top exact to the wall it lives against and the frame it sits on. Sixty by thirty is the classic single desk; your actual numbers are three sliders away.
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Sizing a desk
30 inches of depth fits a monitor at focal distance with keyboard room; 24 works for laptop-first setups. Length is the room's call — 48 in for a compact station, 60 standard, 72 and beyond for dual setups. Standing-desk frames take custom sizes gladly; measure the frame's top-plate span before you set length.
Grain that works
Rift sawn White Oak is the desk-top archetype — straight, calm lines that don't compete with a screen. Edge grain construction adds stiffness for long unsupported spans; pair with C-channel past six feet.
Questions
- Will it work with a sit-stand frame?
- Yes — most frames accept any rigid top. Check your frame's minimum top size and screw-boss layout, keep thickness at 1 in or more, and the top mounts like any factory one.
- Cable grommets?
- Cutouts and drilled passages are custom work — send the drawing through the custom path and the shop quotes it with your top.
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