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1332 days ago

FREEDOM FURNITURE - CRITERON DESK + HUTCH - by Negotiation

Linda from Titirangi

Criterion Student Desk & Hutch purchased from Freedom Furniture in fantastic condition. We are reconfiguring this room & clearing everything out. Criterion being a very high quality brand & desk was around $895. Great for school studies.

Very solid desk & quite heavy, quality made & has roller wheels at the bottom for easy movability.

Desk has lots of features & storage space for everything you could ever need. My son had his stereo as you can see in the middle area, but you could have a computer monitor in this space. Has pull out shelf directly in front for laptop/key pad or books. Has another pull out section at the side, storage at the bottom on both sides, room for rubbish bin & bags etc & larger items.

Top of desk has a swivel cavity in grey for pens & small stationery items or keys. Has a built in CD storage, & a great area at the top for boys or girls toys making it a great shelf for any items in the room.

All in all is a very comprehensive desk in fantastic condition.

Measurements are as follows:-

DESK::
Width - 1205 mm's
Depth - 600 mm's
Height - 770 mm's (Desk) - (total including Hutch & Desk) - 1385 mm's

HUTCH::
Width - 1180 mm's
Depth - 290 mm's
Height - 615 mm's

Negotiable

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