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D2007 Double Desk — Tiger Wood Colour

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The D2007 double desk is listed in Tiger Wood colour. Plan the working space and storage needs of both users before choosing a shared desk.

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Product details.

At a glance

The D2007 double desk is listed in Tiger Wood colour. Plan the working space and storage needs of both users before choosing a shared desk.

What the catalogue confirms

  • Model D2007
  • Double desk configuration
  • Tiger Wood colour designation

These details come from the GYIIYUO catalogue, not independent testing. Confirm the current specification for your chosen version before ordering.

When to consider this piece

Two people considering a shared workstation.

What to weigh up

Shared furniture can be inconvenient when calls, chair movement or equipment needs conflict. Tiger Wood is a colour name, not evidence of a wood species.

Before you choose

Ask for the overall size, usable work area for each person, legroom, storage layout and supported loads. Test both chair routes in your room.

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Which equipment will you use at the same time?

A laptop, separate keyboard, monitor base and open notebook occupy different working areas. Choose around the routine you actually perform, including connector space, instead of treating the overall desk width as usable workspace.

A useful layout test

Draw the equipment layout on paper, then test sitting down, moving the chair and reaching nearby storage. Confirm mounting compatibility separately if you plan to use an arm or bracket.

General selection guidance. Fit, materials and supported loads depend on the exact product specification.

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