Office Tabel

• Depth Note: A minimum of 24 inches of depth is necessary to place a monitor at a comfortable, ergonomic viewing distance (about an arm’s length away) while leaving space for a keyboard and mouse.

3. Knee and Leg Clearance

The space beneath the desk must be unobstructed to allow for comfortable sitting and movement.

• Knee Clearance: At least 27 inches (68.5 cm) of height from the floor to the underside of the desk surface.
• Leg/Knee Space: Sufficient width and depth underneath to allow the user’s chair to pull in close without obstruction and to allow the legs to move.

4. Stability and Durability

The desk must be functional and safe for daily use.

• Sturdiness: The desk must be stable (no wobbling) to support computer equipment and the activities of daily work.
• Material: The desktop surface should be durable, resistant to scratches, and ideally have a matte finish to reduce screen glare.
• Weight Capacity: It must be able to safely hold the weight of all equipment (monitors, desktop computer, accessories).

5. Essential Features

For a functional modern workstation, a few features are considered essential:

• Cable Management: At least basic solutions like grommet holes or a tray to route and organize power and data cables, keeping the work surface clear.
• Adequate Space for Equipment: Enough space to comfortably use a keyboard, mouse, and other necessary peripherals.

In summary, a minimal, functional office table is one that:

1. Is 28-30 inches tall (or adjustable).
2. Is at least 40 inches wide and 24 inches deep.
3. Provides adequate knee and leg clearance.
4. Is stable, sturdy, and durable.