can the desk fit in toward the bottom bed?
144573
Not sure I understand the question. The "desk" is attached to the top bunk frame and is not movable.
144574
The two sides that support the top bunk are interchangeable from side to side,so the desk can be on either side. Also, the lower bunk does not have to be assembled so this could be used as a loft bed as well.
144575
Yes you can have the desk facing inward or outward, also you can choose to have it on the left or right side.
1624428
Yes. I wish I had done more homework on the height specifications. One would assume desk would be standard height.
2094409
The desk is connected to the rest of the bed and provides some of the rigidity. You could assemble without it but I think you would need to provide some replacement for the support it provides. I haven't tried it just my opinion after assembling two of them.
2226217
You could put it level with the rest of the desk. Just take out the extensions for it.
1578485
It can't be assembled with the bookcase section anywhere else. The left side of the desk is supported by that bookcase section.
467356
No, I don't think it can. I have this desk and the inside width between the two supports is 23 inches (just measured). Sorry :(
582197
No, the base is limited to the front edge of the desk. The keyboard tray area will extend beyond in order to go below desk level. I hope that helps your question. They make a different model which attaches to the back side of the desk and monitor and keyboard can push back or brought forward to your liking.
1355669
Not without drilling and tapping new holes. The desk is designed this way.The shelf and the file drawer form the base for the desk top.
500015
Yes I think it's to low for a desk. If you go to there web site they will give all the measurements you need.
1489164
I have an Ikea L-desk with a very short side so it only fit on one. You'd have to measure the other side to see if it fit.
929554
Yes, although your tower will be on the edge of the desk unless you make cubby space large enough for it- I don't recommend using the shelving under the desk because you might have overheating problems. I have my laptop and an extra monitor and there is still plenty of room for my textbooks if I push the laptop back a little bit. This desk is the best purchase I've ever made for the price.
1323606
I don't think so because the height clearance on this desk is 19", and the length of the bottom shelf is about 14 3/8". We were able to put the HP tower in height-wise, but the tower did extend beyond the length of the bottom floor shelf a little.
1054433
you can do it with 26" width space, the "l" shape brackets (to hold the slide rail) that are to be screwed to the bottom of your desk top have to be facing inward versus outward (require 29" if facing outward)
740172
oh, wait, I did not see the response below. I did not put the desk together, a friend did. Now that I look more closely, I see there is a dowel in the back, which, yes, I think it can be moved.
172825
I would say yes, but the drawer is a little flimsy. I keep a few heavy items in it. Overall I do like the desk very much
175790
Weight wise, as long as the file cabinets are sufficiently filled, yes...however, as far as a desk that you're going to sit at, no...the bottom is a file cabinet, thus no leg room
1140127
The desk could be put flush against the wall if so desired. Ours sits approx 3 inches from 1 wall and 1 inch from the other wall.