with iMac, no tower, so is that cpu part able to be left off and not assembled as part of the desk?
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Yes the CPU part is seperate from the table, its a little tray with like handles on the side that sites on the floor to keep your computer off the floor.
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It is separate from the structure and dose not attach. Furthermore you can choose which side the keyboard drawer is on, Because the 2 tables are only connected by the arch in the middle.
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The tray for the CPU is a separate piece and does not have to be included with the desk if do not want to use it.
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Yeah, the CPU part is funny. It's just a metal rectangle with handles. I tossed it aside myself. Also took the keyboard shelf off because it was too small anyway and I needed the legroom.
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There isn't a tower. The computer is encased in the monitor. It does come with a keyboard and a monitor. I bought this for my wife a few months back and we love it!
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Since I ordered this for a friend I cannot say. Anyway I have an iMac not a PC, they are different.
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I am no engineer, but I don't see how the desk could stand up without the computer cabinet unless you made some other major additions (like adding crossbars).My kids both have all-in one macs (no separate box for the CPU/hard drive), but they happily use the cabinet for all kinds of other things that normally litter the desktop... headphones, cd's, notebooks... I got them a little plastic magazine holder that works well as a divider and creates a small second shelf... so they basically use the cabinet as a little closet
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Thanks so much Giggles. I ended up with the Imac on top of a small bureau and a little laptop table from Ikea that works quite well for the keyboard and mouse.
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Jeremiah, Sad to say, I haven't begun assembly of my computer desk. From the appearance of the shipping boxes, it appears that the main top is in two distinct pieces. I have never had difficulties assembling a unit suchas the computer desk. This will be a sizeable task and I know from experience it will take plenty of patience. Sorry I can't give you more info on the assembly. Please don't let assembly questions keep you from the desk.I have seen similar desks and this particular desk should be a good one. Best of luck.....go for it!
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You do not assemble them together. Simply click the top piece on to the top of your Mac and the bottom piece to the bottom. The two pieces do not need to be assemble to one another before clipping them on your mac. This is a link to a video that shows how to attach a case that is of a similar design. Hopefully it helps http://youtu.be/nTacI_gBMGo
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I have a mac intell and now a pc for my husbands work office will this work with the tower and the pc that will be upstairs?
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Hello, Yes you can take off the cpu shelf. You do not need to attach the shelf when putting the desk together.
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It is all in one, so no tower. If by tower you mean actual PC, it is on the back of sceen. The monitor you see on the pic also has PC, USB drive, DVD player that is why it is called all in one. The mouse and key board are wieless but they are separate. It works great.
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This monitor and the iMac have some common parts. Its believe the ethernet port is there because it was cheaper to manufacture one part instead of two.
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They have to built at the same time because you have screw the hutch to a piece on the computer desk before the desk is completely out together. The only thing I can suggest is to take the desk apart up until the point the hutch connects. Otherwise it will take some finessing.
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Is this just the tower and include the keyboard and mouse but not the monitor?
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I have a 27" iMac on it. It's length is 26" so another such monitor will fit but with very little room to spare. The keyboard tray and drawers are simply bolted on and I don't see how removing them would compromise the integrity of the structure.
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The back side is finished, but the back panels for the pedestals are paperboard. If you put a computer in the pedestal, they recommend that you open up a large portion of that pedestal's back board to ventilate the tower/CPU unit. If you only have a desktop or an all in one computer, you can leave that back panel intact. The paper board is not very strong if the desk is subject to getting bumped or hit accidently.
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no, the desk top is part of the structure strength ... it's actually a particleboard top attached to a steel tube frame ... you'd have to fabricate parts to tie the lower half together without the desktop
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A tower will work fine. Having some extra room on the desk would actually be better than how it's set up in the pic