An office worker spends as much time at his desk as he does in his bed. Still its doubtful whether he or the corporate buyer thought as much about acquiring the desk as they did their beds. Maybe the only considerations were that the desk had to house a computer, fit into a certain space, and cost less than X amount. Shopping that way is only a start, because the computer desk has evolved into one of the most sophisticated pieces of furniture in the office. There are many variables to consider.
Quality is number one, because a computer desk has to be durable. Those build-it-yourself jobs that come in a box are tempting, but what is easy to put together falls apart faster. Also there are a huge variety of lumber grades, and even different grades of chipboard. Wood, or the metal equivalent, is the most costly part of the desk, and the cheaper ones simply use cheaper materials. Hard woods are called hard for a purpose, and good lumber is an investment that pays off in both durability and beauty. This unit must support a valuable computer and the necessary peripherals, plus offer a friendly ergonomic environment to the worker. So quality is not the place to scrimp.
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