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Old 06-15-2012, 11:30 PM
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I'm about to move home and wanted to know if anyone in the uk has any recommendations for furniture for my work room / office.

I'm stuck at the moment.
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I've built my own. Cost around £30-50 for the materials and took about half a day to build.
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I agree with Steve, build your own if possible. I have a contact who does warehouse racking, so I've got a 9ft workbench built of racking, cost me a tune up of his machine, win win.

Ikea do have some good bargains at times, else try free cycle on yahoo or similar.
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I am building my own at the moment. Thankfully there is a builders merchants next to my office, so I get all the materials for about half of B&Qs price.

Also if you build your own you can easily add a backing board to put sockets and ethernet ports on.
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I'm with cadishead on this one. Ikea is your friend.

Taking into account all the hassle with building etc. it's worth the money.

Just don't go for the expensive stuff. £20 workbench, big and heavy. Remember it is a workshop, not an office and should be made to suffer.

Staples have nice chairs !
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Yes Ikea perfect. Look at the VIKA AMON/ VIKA ADILS range. They are modular so you can get what you want to fit. I have 5 tables at around £100 - £125. Also I got the higher shelves with the hidden brackets
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I would go for building your own, or if you have a reclamation yard/scrap yard they sometimes have desks i've got a few from the one near me in the past.
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