Stainless steel computer desk

TEKNOMEK LIMITED

£895

Our stainless steel computer desk with solid top and rear rail is a perfect work and storage surface for any industry whereby a strong, easy-clean material is necessary. Finished in brushed dull polish, the stainless steel rear rail desk comes with 304L-grade stainless steel build and a 200kg payload, with a 40mm box section frame. The stainless steel feet with non-marking floor levelling rubber base lend stability and strength to the unit. With a ledge for a regular size computer tower and a keyboard shelf, also manufactured from 304L-grade stainless steel, this desk is designed to house your

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TEKNOMEK LIMITED, number 02054645. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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