L doesn't just signify the user-friendly shape of the Martin Furniture Fulton L-Shaped Computer Desk. L stands for lovely and luxurious. The L-shape design allows you to use one side for your computer and the other as an open workspace. Inspired by the Architectural Style Guide, this computer desk blends traditional design elements, including crown molding and picture frame detailing, with contemporary influences like clean lines, nickel hardware, and rich espresso finish.

A functional yet stylish addition to any office, this desk is crafted of hardwood solids and veneers for long-lasting strength and beauty. You'll find plenty of modern features, including a pencil drawer/keyboard shelf that pulls out, a letter- and legal-sized file drawer that locks for security, and two utility drawers with removable dividers. Fully assembled for your convenience.

Dimensions:

• Desk: 65W x 23.5D x 30H inches
• Return: 47.6W x 20.25D x 30H inches

Additional Features:

• 2 utility drawers with removable dividers
• 1 locking file drawer holds letter- or legal-sized files
• Convertible keyboard/pencil drawers for laptop or keyboard
• CPU space with adjustable shelf
• Finished on all sides
• Full-suspension, ball-bearing glides
• Precision channel joint construction

Care/Maintenance
To care for your furniture, wipe with a soft dry cloth. Microfiber cloths are recommended. To remove fingerprints and other residue, we advise that you use EcoLab's Endust. To reduce residual finish odors when new, lemon-scented Pledge by SC Johnson is recommended. Both Endust and lemon-scented Pledge could be found at local drug stores. We also advise that you spray these cleaning products onto the cloth that you will use to wipe the furniture. It is best not to spray the cleaner directly on the finish. Use coasters to protect the surface from liquids. If your furniture becomes scratched or marred, furniture touchup pencils, which come in a variety of colors, are available in most hardware stores and can be used to repair minor scratches. Avoid placing furniture directly near heat or air-conditioning outlets. Exposure to extreme temperature variations can damage any fine wood furniture, including variations caused by humidifiers, heat vents, and fireplaces.