Six easy steps to help you repair a damaged area on your solid wood desk top, keeping your top looking great!
How to repair a damaged area on your solid wood desk top
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How to choose the right solid wood for your desk
We currently offer four solid woods: Oak, Pine, Walnut and Asian Hardwood. What are the pros and cons of each? In this post we discuss some key factors that could help with your decision making.
How to fit a desk top (without pre-drilled holes) to a desk frame
Many desk tops do not come with pre-drilled holes. Why is that? How can you attach a solid wood table top to a desk frame? Which desk frames cannot be attached by means of wood screws? And what about non-sit/stand desks?
Introducing Asian Hardwood: a light weight solid wood great for sit/stand desks
If you are looking for a solid wood top, at a budget price and quick turn around, Asian Hardwood could be the right choice for you.
How thick does a solid wood desk top need to be?
Is desk top thickness just about the price tag? Find out which is the best thickness for your project in this blog post.
How to look after your solid wood desk top
Our solid wood desk tops, monitor stands and shelving are by their very nature robust and hardwearing. That said, your product’s potential lifespan is huge, so considering its maintenance is time well spent, paying dividends in years to come. For the purpose of this article, let’s focus on desk tops, but the same principles are…
Solid wood desk/table top options explained
Our jargon buster to help you make the right choices about the finer details of your solid wood desk top.
How to order a specific IKEA ‘article’ on the new IKEA website
Struggling to buy just 1 article, i.e. a desk frame, from IKEA? This ‘how to’ guide will give you step by step instructions.