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Cherry-Wood Furniture Assembles in Minutes

  • 11/01/95
Green Design Furniture Co. introduces a unique line of cherry wood computer furniture, which boasts a patented system of interlocking joinery that lets one assemble each piece in minutes with no tools or fasteners. An expansive sliding tray allows the keyboard and mouse to be used on a continuous surface. Computer cables can be neatly channeled through the top of the desk and bundled with brass clips on the inside of the truss. Besides three sizes of computer desks, the firm manufactures a printer stand with adjustable paper shelf and paper feed slot. All products ship flat via Federal Express. Green Design Furniture, Portland, ME, (207) 775-4234.

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