Carter Writing Desk Ex-display - Neptune Furniture

was £1725.00

£945.00

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This Carter Oak Desk is being cleared from display, it has been used on display and there will be signs of wear, but this desk is very resilient and there is no damage we can see.

Clean lines, tactile wood and a simple steel frame – that’s what Carter’s all about. It’s an industrial look for sure, but one that’s pared-back and elegant, rather than rugged or too urban. It’s also got built-in storage – two drawers for all your bits and bobs, a slot where your laptop or keyboard can live, and a shelf to tidy pen pots, lamps and computer screens off the tabletop.

We will deliver for £65 or you can collect for free.

    Width: 120cm Depth: 65cm Height: 91cm

    Weight: 36kg

    Desktop height: 73cm

    Desktop depth: 45cm

    Computer storage space: W51.6cm x H10cm

    Undertable height: 67.5cm

    Distance between legs: 114cm

    Drawer quantity: 2

    Internal drawer size: W27cm x H8cm x D15cm

    Cable management: Yes

    A closer look at Carter....

    Size - Even the smaller table in this set offers a useful amount of space on its tabletop. This second table is also quite low, which does allow it to fit inside the other, but is worth bearing in mind if you have high-sided seating.

    Design detail - Unlike the other Carter occasional tables, the frames on these are open at the front and back so you can easily pull the smallest out. Also practical are the discreet rubber feet underneath, so they’ll glide over hard flooring.
    The finish - The oak goes through a seven-step process of brushing, staining and buffing to highlight the natural character in its grain. It’s then protected with IsoGuard®, our treatment oil that makes it easier to live with but that doesn’t mask its texture. We’ve aptly called the resulting appearance Dark Vintage Oak.
    The finish: steel -Traditionally, steel is given a durable, blackened finish through quenching. But it’s an industrial process that’s just not practical for us, so we powder-coat Carter’s frame instead. Almost black in colour, but with a hint of bronze, it’s a finish that, although it may still show the occasional scratch, will age gracefully.