Vintage Office Table Desk

Vintage Office Table is a fixed height L shaped office desk. It comes in different colours, hence you will always find a shade that matches your interior.

A happy worker is a productive worker. But happiness in the workplace comes from diverse quarters. Other than having a cordial relationship with fellow workers and clients, there is something else that affects how happy you or your employees are at work. We are talking about your office furniture.

SPECIFICATIONS OF THE VINTAGE OFFICE TABLE

AVAILABLE SIZES:

• Small Size:    1.5mL x 0.65mD table    + 1.25mL x 0.5mD extension
• Medium Size: 1.8mL x 0.7mD table     + 1.5mL x 0.5mD extension
• Big Size:        2mL x 0.8mD table        + 1.6mL x 0.6mD extension
• Custom Sizes

WOODEN MATERIAL: High Density Fibreboard HDF ( Highly Durable), Medium Density Fibreboard MDF ( More Affordable)
WARRANTY: 1 year (High Density Fibreboard HDF only)
OTHER AVAILABLE COLOURS: White, Wenge, Maple, Grey, Black, Coffee Brown, Akala, Cherry, Walnut and many more

Many people spend much time sitting at an office furniture desk and working on their computers. High-quality furniture can improve productivity and help employees avoid back pain and other potential health problems. For instance, think of the office desk, our focus here.

There are a growing number of injuries, including neck, back, and shoulder pain and muscle and joint pain, resulting from poorly structured workspaces. The longer you spend at a table, the more likely you are to injure yourself. However, Ergonomic chair and Sit-stand desk with adjustable height can help to improve productivity, whilst reducing neck and back pain. We are talking about adjustable office desks and chairs designed for computer use. A fixed desk leads to a sedentary workplace lifestyle, which has its fair share of negative implications.

The health consequences of a sedentary lifestyle, including prolonged sedentary work, are known and devastating. People who spend most of their day sitting are at higher risk of cancer, cardiovascular disease, type II diabetes, and premature death.

It certainly doesn’t help that much of the work done in offices today requires people to sit and lean over their laptops or PCs. This fact is at odds with the way the human body was designed to move and not get stuck in a place where it repeats itself. Sitting for long periods affects posture and damages the spine.