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R1,299
About
Netenya Desk
A simple, stylish and yet functional design. The desk is suitable for any room and can be used as a dresser also. The Netenya Desk has a large surface to add a laptop, 2nd screen, and even a printer. It also comes with 3 side shelves attached to the desk to make it easy for filling or if you don’t need a lot of things on the desktop. The product is produced with 18 mm thick first-class chipboard material and PVC edge bands are used in the product. Just what you need – a functional desk with a modern finish.
Snake Desk
Create a user-friendly and lovely workspace with this Snake Desk. A simple, stylish yet functional design. The Snake Desk has a large surface to add a laptop, 2nd screen and even a printer. It also comes with 3 stylish side shelves attached on the desk's side panel to make it easy for filling or if you don’t need a lot of things on the desktop. The product is produced with 18 mm thick first-class chipboard material and PVC edge bands are used in the product. Just what you need – a functional desk with a modern finish.
Product Features
Netenya Desk
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Simple and stylish
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3 side shelves
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18 mm thick first-class chipboard material
- Product Dimensions:
- Width: 90 cm
- Height: 74 cm
- Depth: 40 cm
- Colour: White
- Stylish and functional
- 3 Stylish side shelves
- 18 mm thick first-class chipboard material
- Product Dimensions:
- Width: 120 cm
- Height: 75 cm
- Depth: 60 cm
- Colour: White
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