Office Desks

Office Desks for Every Workspace

The right desk depends on who's using it, how many of them there are, and what the room has to do. A solo back-office setup, a 30-seat call centre and a director's office all need something different. Here's how the range breaks down.

Straight & Rectangular Desks

The workhorse of any office. Straight desks suit standard setups — PC or laptop, a monitor or two, and room to write — and line up neatly along a wall or back-to-back to fill a floor efficiently. Sizes typically run from 1,000mm up to 1,800mm wide, so you can match the desk to the space and the workload.

Corner & L-Shaped Desks

When you need more surface or want to use a corner properly, an L-shaped or corner desk gives you a generous work area without a bigger footprint. Ideal for dual monitors, paperwork-heavy roles or anyone who likes room to spread out. Need a dedicated corner range? Browse our corner desks.

Bench & Cluster Desks

For open-plan offices and call centres, bench desking is the most space- and cost-efficient choice — one frame, several users, pushed together to seat teams side by side or face to face. Add desk dividers for a little privacy and cable trays to keep the run tidy. The more you add, the lower the cost per seat.

Executive Desks

For management offices and boardrooms, executive desks bring a heavier, more premium finish — quality wood-effect tops and a presence that makes the right first impression on visitors. A solid choice where the desk is part of the room, not just a work surface.

Desks with Drawers & Pedestals

Keep paperwork and kit close without cluttering the top. Many of our desks come with built-in or freestanding drawer pedestals, and you can pair any desk with extra storage and pedestals to suit the role.

Sit-Stand & Height-Adjustable

If staff spend full days at the desk, height-adjustable models let them alternate between sitting and standing — better for posture and focus. See the full standing desks range.

Choosing the Right Office Desk

Size & Space

Measure the room first — including space to pull a chair out and walk behind it. As a guide, 1,200mm suits a standard single workstation, 1,600–1,800mm gives room for dual monitors and paperwork. Standard desk height is around 725mm to pair comfortably with a task chair.

Frame & Legs

Cantilever frames are the common choice — stable, with clear legroom underneath. H-frame and A-frame legs offer a sturdier, more traditional look for heavier use, while cable-managed frames route power and data out of sight for a tidy finish.

Don't Forget the Chair

A desk is only half a workstation. Pair it with a supportive office chair — just as important for posture and comfort over a full working day.

FAQ

What's the standard size of an office desk?

Most office desks are around 725mm high, with widths from 1,000mm to 1,800mm. A 1,200mm desk suits a single workstation; 1,600–1,800mm gives space for dual monitors and paperwork. Depths are typically 600–800mm.

What's the difference between an office desk and a computer desk?

Office desks are built for commercial, everyday workplace use — often larger, with options like bench and executive ranges and free installation. For home and PC-focused setups, see our computer and home office desks.

Do you offer bulk pricing and installation for office fit-outs?

Yes — many desks have bulk savings that lower the cost per desk, and free installation is available on selected ranges, ideal for furnishing a whole office in one go.

Which desk is best for an open-plan office or call centre?

Bench and cluster desks are the most efficient — one frame seats several people, with dividers and cable management to keep teams tidy and connected.