96 Inch Dual Gaming Desk with Charging Station
96 inch dual gaming desk brings two independent work areas together in one rustic brown workstation. It suits shared gaming, home office work or study setups where two people need dedicated desktop space while remaining side by side. The central storage tower helps organise files and accessories, while built-in charging keeps compatible devices connected in one convenient location. Monitor stands provide a raised position for each screen, and headphone hooks keep frequently used gear close at hand. Its engineered wood and metal construction gives the desk a practical, coordinated look for a shared room or office.
- Extra-wide 96.1-inch desktop provides two independent 39.4-inch work zones for shared gaming, work or study.
- Built-in power board includes four AC outlets and two USB ports for connecting computers, gaming gear and phones.
- Each workstation includes a 3.6-inch monitor stand suitable for screens up to 27 inches.
- Central storage includes an open compartment, two fabric drawers and four headphone hooks.
- Fabric drawers fit A4, letter and legal-size files for shared document storage.
- Metal frame supports up to 220 lb overall, with adjustable leg pads for uneven floors.
- Assembly is required for this desk.
- 1 x Gaming Desk
- 1 x Manual
How large is the desk?
The overall dimensions are 96.1 inches W x 19.7 inches D x 39.8 inches H.
How many work areas does the desk have?
It has two independent work zones, each measuring 39.4 inches wide.
What charging connections are included?
The built-in power board has four AC outlets and two USB ports.
What size monitors fit the monitor stands?
Each monitor stand is suitable for screens up to 27 inches.
What storage does the desk include?
It includes central shelves, an open compartment, two fabric drawers and four headphone hooks.
What documents fit in the fabric drawers?
The fabric drawers fit A4, letter and legal-size files.
What is the desk made from?
The desk is made from engineered wood and metal.
Is assembly required?
Yes, assembly is required.
