Desk Tops

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Desk tops at 120 × 60 cm or 150 × 75 cm, in oak, walnut, birch, and Formica. 25mm AA-grade Baltic birch core. Mounts to any legs or standing-desk frame. By material Oak : mid-honey tone with prominent grain. Most versatile across room styles. Hand-finished with hard wax oil. Walnut : American black walnut with deep tone and bold grain. An industrial or mid-century look. On a birch plywood core. Hand-finished with hard wax oil. Birch plywood : light, even tone with a visible multi-ply edge. Clean Scandi look. AA-grade Baltic birch all the way through. Formica : Formica surface on a birch plywood core. White or pewter grey. Modern, wipe-clean. Sizing 120 × 60 cm : standard desk size. Single workspace; laptop or single-monitor home-office setup. 150 × 75 cm : generous desk. Room for a notebook, books, monitor, and the rest of what drifts onto a desk. If you have the space for it, the 180 × 80 cm dining table top works as a 3-workstation desk surface. Construction is identical; we list it under dining for its standard use. What you'll need The tops ship undrilled. To mount legs you'll need a drill (3-3.5 mm bit for pilot holes) and a screwdriver. Screws come with the legs. The Premium Drilling Kit bundles a depth-set 3.5 mm countersink bit and an automatic centre punch. For desk-height pairing, see desk legs : three-rod hairpin, box-section industrial, tapered wooden, or single-pin ranges. L-channel stiffening bars are optional for heavier multi-monitor setups. Or skip the build with a complete desk kit : top, legs, and Premium Drilling Kit included. The Hairpin standard We use high-quality European Oak, American Black Walnut, and AA-Grade Baltic Birch on our wooden tops. Formica is high-pressure laminate (HPL), not paper or melamine. All on an AA-Grade Baltic Birch plywood core, hand-finished with hard wax oil and edged with a 1.5mm chamfer. A desk top needs to stay flat, stiff, and strong, resisting general wear over years of daily use. Our 25mm AA-Grade Baltic Birch