if you put two of these units together, would the desk top be flush with one another? or would there be a gap?
232153
The desk top sits inside of the outside vertical frame, so 2 units together would leave a gap equal to 2 widths of the vertical frame (about 2 inches or so).
232154
I don't understand what your asking. Do you want the desks to be flush so each person sitting at the desks face each other?
232155
Are you asking if you put them together as mirror images, with the tall shelves in either end? The side part with the slide-out shelf for the keyboard rests on top of the corresponding desk-height shelf in the highrise part.
2226217
You could put it level with the rest of the desk. Just take out the extensions for it.
664959
Should work fine. In my case I just left the top shelf out altogether to give room for the monitors since they are tall. The desk is still very sturdy.
1469060
Two units stack together should not be a problem....but they are narrow, so be cautious
1081439
I agree with the other answers - there is a small overhang, if you will, but the hutch (if you purchase it) aligns flush with it, so the desk would be essentially flush with the wall on either side. And the keyboard tray can be on the right, left or in the middle of the "L". Very happy with the product.
2094405
no, the desk top is part of the structure strength ... it's actually a particleboard top attached to a steel tube frame ... you'd have to fabricate parts to tie the lower half together without the desktop
319387
I would say having two of these bookcases would work just fine side-by-side with no gaps. I really love my bookcase and am using it in my dining area to hold all my many cookbooks. It really is very nice looking and very solid.
1355669
Not without drilling and tapping new holes. The desk is designed this way.The shelf and the file drawer form the base for the desk top.
319386
I don't think there will be a gap since the sides are flat and it would be flush but only if it's on hard floor and not on carpet.
2163317
That won't happen in every case. It will depend on the monitor configuration (size, mounting type, etc.). If you have three large monitors, about 24", you will not be able to get them to mount flush to one another unless they are in a very flat configuration. Smaller monitors will give you more flexibility in terms of their placement.
1446564
Yes. That is what I attached mine to. My desk top is just a shelf piece used in closets so it's not real thick. It works great!
1292804
The metal surface wraps around the edges. I think two would look good side by side. I think it would also look good to have an inch of space between them.
929554
Yes, although your tower will be on the edge of the desk unless you make cubby space large enough for it- I don't recommend using the shelving under the desk because you might have overheating problems. I have my laptop and an extra monitor and there is still plenty of room for my textbooks if I push the laptop back a little bit. This desk is the best purchase I've ever made for the price.
974464
No, there should not be a gap. I would contact the seller and let them what's going on. I would read the reviews and product review before buying any item.
2023772
it would be kind of tight as is. you could always put a little extra wood between it and the desk. also it does not come with the wood between the rails, you have to add that.
89711
It seems the space between the top two shelves will not be sufficient to house my 27" iMac. I suppose I could raise it by inserting a block of wood under the computer to bring the bottom of the monitor up to the level of the other two monitors I would like to eventually buy. I'm into flight simulation. If anyone knows of a desk better suited to that hobby, please let me know....thanks.
1751280
you could put both next to each other. There is a divider but it doesn't come all the way up and its a very roomy shelf even with the half divider.