can you tell me if the back is open or can it be assembled without back panel? Also can you tell me the height of desk to floor?
75025
The back makes it more solid, but I suppose the back could be left off. I am not home right now so guessing not exact, height of the desk is close to 30"-32" when opened to the floor. I love the piece, took a long time to assemble, but solid when I was done. Directions are not bad. If you have put together Ikea or Sutterville furniture you will not have a problem. Hope this helped.
75026
I would be happy to assist you with your questions about the Oxford Tall Secretary Desk, item number 50207. The back information is as follows. To assemble without the back would be a matter of personal choice. Back is finished plywood screwed in Letter slots each: 3"w x 15 1/4"d x 7 5/8"h Desk area: 29 1/4"w x 14 1/4"d -- 32 1/2"d w/lid down x 18 1/4"h Cabinet: 11 1/8"w x 14
75027
The back is closed, there is an opening for the power cord/s so devices can be plugged in and the stored inside. The height from floor to desk drop down is 28.5 in. I do not use it as a "desk" but rather a side desk to my main work area. I am rather tall and it would be a touch too short for me to get a chair under to use as a desktop. I am very satisfied with this unit. It was easy to assemble and is very usable! Highly recommend for storage for a small space.
75028
You can assemble it without a back panel. iIt's the last thing that goes on. It's about 5'6" tall from floor to the top shelf.
75029
It can be assembled without back but it does add a bit to the lateral strength. Since the back is just heavy cardboard, you should be able to cut it to cover or leave open any area you wish. Floor to desk surface is 27 3/4 inches (I put thin scuff pads on each leg because it is on a wood floor). It IS heavy! By the way, I DO like it, but the interior desk surface (closed) is only about 14X28.
75030
It won't be sturdy unless you attach the back panel. It really needs it or it is very unstable
75031
Yes, the back can be open...but the panel used for the back does offer "a lot" of stability to the sides and overall unit.60" high is pretty accurate. I like this unit very much.
1734661
It IS solid wood, but it's predominantly a light wood over which a dark veneer has been applied. It's sturdy but with four legs and no drawers, it's not as solid as a desk would be. Still, I'm sitting at mine that I've had for a year, right now and I like it just fine. I use it every single day - just not for real heavy stuff like a heavy monitor or something like that.
772993
There is very little "back" to the desk, given that it is mostly open. But, yes, all sides are finished so you can position it anyway in your room.
2094411
Yes it can be assembled without the desk. But I am not an engineer nor do I have the bed set up any longer, so I can't verify the stability of the structure without the desk.
157427
This can be assembled without the printer stand. We have 3 of these desks and do not use the printer stand on any of them. They are being used for computer stations and have a very large work area. I love these desks. P.S. we also do not use the keyboard pullout trays. There is plenty of room on the top of the desk and they look fantastic.
1068071
I don't understand the question but I will try answer it. You need space to able to open the desk. It does not work well with carpet it terms of sliding. It needs assembly.
1967952
OK, bear with me as i am travellingcand awsy fromy desk. I can't measure. However i can do this:What is the width between your desk and wall? What is the width of your CPU? The reason I ask is that the stand works as it should, basically making it super easy to move the CPU to access the rear ports and plugs. The stand adjusts to fit the CPU size. Add about 3 inches per side (total of 6" if the brain is still working) to account for the stand. That is my best guess until I return in 10 days.
2250564
I believe it does. The desk has gone to a family member, so it's no longer where I can just peek around back and look ... but I believe it does have a finished back side. It's a lovely piece. It belonged to my fiancé who didn't need the same drawer space I require (!) for me there would have needed to be bigger drawers, but he didn't, and he was very thoroughly pleased with this desk.
1883690
There are pre-drilled holes for the raised platform. You could use the desk without it, but you would have holes in the desk unless you found something to cover them up.
1556545
I'm not sure about all the desks, however, I did know the size of this desk before I purchased it. This leg on this desk is also reversible if that is important to you.
882662
The desk can be assembled to either configuration. Assemble the desk close to where it will set, because it is heavy.
1098141
The back is finished except for the piece where the computer tower goes. That part comes with a cardboard backing that has to be nailed in, with the little pop out holes for wires. I didn't use that backing as it's flimsy and the nails literally were breaking as we tacked them in. However, I put the desk against the wall. So if you're able to line up the carboard correctly (the fit of it wasn't great either), and don't mind the cardboard tower area back--it's colored to match the desk--you should be okay to have the back showing.
1595942
not sure, perhaps you could remove bottom panel of middle drawer. track down mfr and ask them. or lay files flat. desk is nice/good value
1068070
Dear Jeffrey S., Thank you for contacting Home Decorators Collection. I apologize for any inconvenience but I would be happy to provide you more information regarding the Oxford Hidden Desk. Depth w/drawers open 37 1/2" Drawers: side metal glides - removable - have stops - lap-butted & screwed w/sturdy mdf bottoms - top 2 drawers are faux -2 accessory drawers - 2 file drawers file drawers: sides go half way up - files go front to back - aluminum file holders 1 removable cubbie tray in top(can be placed in vertically or horizontally) Top has side metal glides w/smooth glide - is removable Leg room under desk when pulled out: 27"w x 23"d x 27 3/4"h Back is finished - has design on back side same as what is around drawers - can sit out in middle of room Has floor protectors Top 1/2" thick Body: 40 3/4" to 68 3/4"w x 23"d Top pulls away from body of desk 28 1/2" Writing area: 42w x 24d Storage area under top: 38"w x 21 1/4"d x 6 3/4"h Removable storage tray: (horizontal measurements) (exterior) 19 1/2"w x 13"d x 4"h (interior) 12"d x 3 1/2"h (2) are 3 3/4"w & (2) are 4 3/4"w 2 accessory drawers: 16 1/4"w x 12 3/4"d x 5"h - pull open 9 1/4" - 21 1/4" to floor Drawer face: 18 1/8"w x 6 5/8"h x 7/8" thick 2 file drawers: 16 1/4"w x 12 1/4"d x 5 3/4"h to sides of drawer - 9 1/2"h to file holders - pull open 13" - 13 1/4" to floor Drawer face: 18 1/8"w x 11 3/4"h x 5/8" thick Handles: 1" diameter x 1"d 1 1/4"h x 34"w floor gap If we can be of any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us back. Thank you for visiting our shop on Amazon.com. We look forward to your continued business. Sincerely, RyanB. Internet Representative
718580
I got this for my job at the time at which I am no longer at. I want to say yes, you can assemble it without the roll out keyboard, but I honestly don't remember exactly how it assembled. I'm 90% sure that you can assemble the desk without it.
1661225
I bought 2 of these units. The desktop main work area is 26.5" high from the floor with the rollers on. Adding on the stepped back to house your gear brings the total unit height to 33.5". It's a great height for monitors. The total width of the desk is 55.5". Hope this helps. Richard
617256
The back is finished. The desk is completely presentable from any side. We did not experience any problem with alignment.