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Instant study nook - wooden computer workstation

Grant from Halswell

Set up your workstation wherever you want!

Ideal for working from home. You can set up your home office within an existing room!

4 adjustable shelves - for you files and other office equipment.

Rimu look

Pull-out shelf provides a desk for putting your computer/laptop on - then just push it in and close the doors to hide it away when not in use! Access holes in the back and main shelf for power cords etc.

560mm deep
1800mm tall
825mm wide

Pick up from Halswell, Christchurch

Price: $320

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