My bowed desk is 36" deep. It narrows into 28" on the sides. So I would have to make a 72" half circle. Is that possible?
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I'm not following your question but in terms of cutting the product cut very easily for me with a very good pair of scissors to fit the various dimensions of the desk top that I used the product on
1998305
you can also fold a 72" shower curtain in half so the holes for rings will align. Mine is a 32" shower stall and this method works.
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Hello,No, this can't be attached to the 48" Bush Series A corner desk.Thanks
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I'm afraid the bottom portion of the desk would stick out from your work surface about 3 or 4 inches which is unfortunate because this really is an awesome desk. It is also on the wide side but if I had a wider desk I would love to have the wider one. Meanwhile this works great.
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I wouldn't recommend this desk. To answer your question it's about 2 and a half feet.
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59" is the height from the floor to the top of the hutch. The hutch from the desk is 28"
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I have not done this before but I would say, Yes because it is a 36 inch but it might be a bit hard to do it.
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Hello, The left side can fit any size straight desk, and it measures 43 1/4" depth. The right side is smaller and it measures 20 3/4" depth. If you need anything else, please let us know. Thank you.
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I'm guesstimating this, but it should fit desks up to 2" thick. The head does rotate from side to side.
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3 1/2 inches. Also, some desks go all the way back to the corner, but this one has a small triangle cut out of the back, and the usable area is fortunately wider rather than deeper. The cut out allowed me to put a floor lamp back there to hang over the desk. I recommend this shape.
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Another idea if you are like me and hate how the plastic top of those folding desks feel; I got a couple of DeWalt adjustable height sawhorses (http://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-Adjustable-Metal-Legs-Sawhorse-DWST11031/203040645) and then you can choose your top from any material and whatever length. I used a 2' x 4' melamine board and the whole thing is plenty sturdy and looks a bit better than those ugly desks. Here's my setup (http://i.imgur.com/NGaC0SH.jpg). You could stain a nice dark slab of wood for the top and it would look even better.
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Yes I think it's to low for a desk. If you go to there web site they will give all the measurements you need.
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You can go up to about 52" before bending it over so the head is horizontal. (You must be looking at the description of a desk lamp.)
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Will it fit closed? Depends on how tall and thick it is (not just how wide), but notice the angled cubby divider, which might make it awkward or unstable when opening. Open it will fit on the actual desk.
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I love the desk and how it looks. However, I'm 5'4" and there is only about 2" between my legs and the bottom of the desk. An office chair, that rolls, is out of the question. I'm using a low chair from an old dinette set. I've been trying to think of a way to raise the desk about 4" without it looking crappy. If the legs were longer the desk would be perfect. Very sturdy.
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No really, with the font edge flush with the front edge of the desk you only have 6 and 1/2 inches of flat drawer. There is another 5 inches of pencil tray and drawer handle. The draw does not remove from its tracks that I can tell.
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I am not sure what dimension is required, but I try to provide all of the dimensions of the desk. The desk is 19.75" wide in the area of the drawer. The desk is 35.75" wide at the other end, the widest point. The distance from the back of the desk to the beginning of the angle portion, from the widest end, is 20.5". The distance from the corner to the angled surface is approximately 39.5". Hope this helps.