How much free working space is there if you manage to fit your computer screen under the hutch?
207739
If you put the monitor all the way back in the corner, you've got a good 18-24" of space to work with. I often use a MacBook pro with an external keyboard, and have plenty of room for the keyboard/mouse and additional papers on my left. Hope this helps.
207740
I imagine there is plenty. My iMac screen doesn't fit under the hutch, but I use the space behind it for my backup drives, and other small storage items. I also have a printer above the file cabinet and shelf area and find I have enough room for everything. Without my screen fitting under the hutch, there is room for my keyboard and about 8.5' of unused space there. On each side (even with my printer) I have room for my mouse and a stack of papers.
207741
look on google for alternative views (inches) from the top. ie http://www.bushfurniture.com/ProductFamily/tabid/894/pf/377/ProductSKU/WC31415-03/Finish/HarvestCherry/Cabot.aspxgo to pic on far right
207742
A little smaller than expected because we put a printer on top as well. We ended up also buying the side drawer set that made a big difference.
207743
A decent amount. Not really right in front of the monitor but to the right and left there is room.
207744
I do have my tower under the hutch, which takes up a bit of leg room. But I also added a pull out keyboard tray, so I don't sit close enough to the desk now to be concerned about leg room. I have my monitor on the angle, and that gives me plenty of room behind it for the cable connections etc. To my left the desk top remaining is about 24' x 24". I am very happy with the Cabot Corner Desk. Do note however, that it does take some time to assemble, and part of it require two people.
1463238
No. The available desk space fits my desktop Mac on it with little else room. From the shelving to the edge of the desktop is about 25.5 inches. The printer fits nicely under the shelving on the desktop space but the shelves are low enough where you cannot get a screen underneath.
1338546
Don't laugh, but I still own an old gateway computer that I bought way back in 1999! It is roughly 30 inches tall, and It fits nicely within the computer compartment. I also have a brand new dell desktop which is half the size of my old gateway. There is enough clearance under the desk for you to work very comfortably.There is one slight drawback.If you purchase a keyboard equipped with a CAC card reader,you will not be able to type with the keyboard partially extended. You will have to pull the tray completley out, which makes placing your legs under the desk nearly impossible. Overall, I love the desk. It is well worth the money.... Don't laugh, but I still own an old gateway computer that I bought way back in 1999! It is roughly 30 inches tall, and It fits nicely within the computer compartment. I also have a brand new dell desktop which is half the size of my old gateway. There is enough clearance under the desk for you to work very comfortably.There is one slight drawback.If you purchase a keyboard equipped with a CAC card reader,you will not be able to type with the keyboard partially extended. You will have to pull the tray completley out, which makes placing your legs under the desk nearly impossible. Overall, I... » Read More Don't laugh, but I still own an old gateway computer that I bought way back in 1999! It is roughly 30 inches tall, and It fits nicely within the computer compartment. I also have a brand new dell desktop which is half the size of my old gateway. There is enough clearance under the desk for you to work very comfortably.There is one slight drawback.If you purchase a keyboard equipped with a CAC card reader,you will not be able to type with the keyboard partially extended. You will have to pull the tray completley out, which makes placing your legs under the desk nearly impossible. Overall, I love the desk. It is well worth the money.... « Show Less
1326581
you could leave keyboard tray off and you can put up 24" tall monitor (tall not diagonal)
1326579
Because the tower of my computer is taller than some, I had to move the shelf under the keyboard up about 2 inches. I left the shelf in for more stability but I suppose it could be left out. The top of the computer table to the bottom of the shelf above it measures 25 1/2 inches. You should be able to put a 19 inch tall monitor in that space.
1447418
Here are the dimensions of the biggest spot in the hutch (under the CD shelf): Length: 31.5"; Height: 20.75"; Diagonal: about 37". So if you're monitor is 32" diagonally, it will most likely fit. And if it's taller than 20.75", it'll still work, since that CD shelf is recessed and you could just have your monitor in front of it.
2149758
The place where the computer tower goes is a standard size where it will fit tall computers. I would give you the actual measements however we are away at the present time and cannot measure it
347851
When readjusted to the lowest notch which is how it is installed here, the space is about 2 and 6 or 7/8" You should have more than enough space, but you will have to adjust it to the lowest setting.
2167822
Yes. The hutch is packed in the box as a separate piece. There are 2 small holes on the desktop for screwing in the hutch, but you can leave it off, and the holes are barely noticeable.
1592174
A laptop would fit but it leaves no work room and yore not able to access the cubbie holes and the drawers. I would suggest a different desk.
1187929
Desk top to hutch on mine measures about 17.9 inches. Would be a tight fit but should work.
1387679
Not that much unless you want to move the monitors. I have this in the corner and I cut out a whole in my desk for the mounting and wished I would have went further away from the wall as moving the screens around is hard with the reduced amount of space. What I should have done first is setup a monitor on the desk before hand and see how far I wanted it to be from my face and bring the mounting part closer to the front then the back. The Mount and part that is in the desk is about no bigger then a 100 Pack of CD-Rs.
1934696
I don't know, but my pc is 17.3 and I have approx. 2 inches of inside length left.
1788509
My unit is over a desk. I suggest around 20 ins. to be able to move the screen around.
80335
Space wise, maybe three. If you are considering weight, just one. I don't feel comfortable leaning against it, let alone putting a computer on it.
1524113
The shelf area is pretty sturdy. I have books in the two middle sections of mine but I'm sure I could stack books in the entire shelf if I wanted to. The inside of the hutch is about 18". I have a second monitor in mine and it fits fine.
831787
The unit fits in a 15.00" casement window. There is merely 1.8" left on either side, and I didn't need the fold out screen. The unit fit perfect!