4Most 180x120 2-Desk combo 90 Deg Asymmetrical Desk with pedestals

90 Deg Asymmetrical Desk

Standard legs only available
HPC or melamine worktops
Metallic leg structure in various finishes

Asymmetrical desks have been ergonomically designed to fit your shape, and be as comfortable to use as possible. Height adjustable legs and HPC or melamine materials create a beneficial partnership. They make use of durable, cost effective materials that are finishes to the highest standards, ensuring that you recieve the best value for your money as well as quality products.

Asymmetrical Desks

The Asymmetrical desks from the 4most collection have been ergonomically designed to offer comfort and style within a comfortable and practical piece of office furniture. Their quirky design has been purposefully created for a more accessible work environment, whilst maintaining a large surface are in which to work, and encompassing an economical use of space within its shape. The height adjustable legs offer an additional factor to ensure your maximum comfort, and allows the desks to be flexible within their structure. 4most use a mixture of metallic material for the structure and legs, and either melamine or HPC for the surfaces; this ensures for maximum durability within a hectic work environment.

previous product | back to list | next product

£1195.⁰⁰

Select options Price shown above excludes options

Desk Options

Left/Right

Desktop Finishes

Frame finishes

Cupboard doors If you have decided to move to a systems filing cabinet because of the flexibility and efficiency it offers one also needs to decide on the style. This may be dictated by the other furniture already specified but there are important differences between cabinets. Side opening tambour doors are slatted doors that are split into two and slide sideways into the cabinet. The main advantage is that there are no doors opening into the room which allows more flexibility in planning the office space as corridor areas will not be affected by the doors. Side opening tambour doors have now replaced vertical tambours as the default door type because they take up less space in the cabinet and are far more reliable. Vertical tambours can use around 20cm of cabinet space for the door to roll up and had a tendency to break.

Featured products