Desks ConfigurableInto Workstations

  • 02/01/96

The unique ParaDesk can be used alone or combined with a number of desks in different configurations to maximize a classroom's floor space.

Wire management is achieved with built-in wire channels and a recessed cavity behind the keyboard. Three 2" gromet holes are placed in the top and rear panels to meet any extra wiring requirements.

The desks are configured as left- or right-hand models, and special models for wheelchair users are available. Black tubular steel legs support a choice of walnut, oak, gray or white desk tops. Paragon Furniture, Inc., Fort Worth, TX, (817) 581-4045.

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