Computer desk
AssigneeSligh Furniture Co.
InventorsJames O. Kelley, Ralph J. Byma, Gregg J. Persons
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AssigneeSligh Furniture Co.
InventorsJames O. Kelley, Ralph J. Byma, Gregg J. Persons
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A computer desk has a work surface with a first support connected with the work surface near a first end to support the work surface above a floor, and a second support releasably connected with the work surface near a second, opposing end. The second support has a top with a portion of the top spaced from the work surface to define a drawer space. A drawer extends from the first support toward the second end and into the drawer space. A kneehole is defined between the first and second support members and below the work surface. One of the support members may include a storage compartment with an interior and a door that opens and closes access to the interior. The door is spaced above the floor and the storage compartment has a removable panel that extends from the floor to at least a bottom of the door. The storage compartment may also include a saddle type storage drawer that is narrower than the storage compartment to define a space for a CPU tower in the storage compartment.
A computer desk comprising:
A computer desk comprising:
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