Home office furniture

[looney]

Anyone know any good places to buy these from?

Looking for cheap but decent quality exec chair and hideaway desk

Thanks

[Funkstar]

Ikea?

[ShenBlade]

If you are based in the UK, you could order from

1) Viking Direct online
2) Staples store or their online site

and if you are not rushed for time, you could just wait for a special offer. Unfortunately, I have to wait for a few more posts before I can actually upload the links but you can google them

[ShenBlade]

alternatively, you can always lurk on ebay

[dfour]

Also worth looking in on ebuyer

[DDY]

Argos have some decent stuff.

[looney]

Thanks for the replies, i've looked on so many sites, but cant find any with the dimensions i want

only closest one is from saxen, but are they a reputable company?

[TAKTAK]

never come across saxen before :S

harlequin (here) are quite good, theres one near me and they stock no end of stuff, and i think they custom make for a decent price.

hope you find what you want

[ShenBlade]

Alternatively, if you have a carpenter friend, it might be worth seeing if they could make the hideaway desk to your dimensions for a nice price

[looney]

unfortunately i dont

will just have to wait and hope that something comes up

thanks for the suggestions

[potterston]

Yeah Saxen are a good company I kitted out my Gaming room with their studio office range and mesh enjoy chair (seriously good chair) The furniture took 3 weeks to arrive but they told me this when I called, definatley worth the wait though really good quality, the chair only took a couple of days. They also advertise regularly in Grand Designs magazine so they must be a fairly large company. They have 2 websites saxen.co.uk and homeofficedesks.co.uk and the second one looks way more proffessional, the first one dosent really do them any favours to be honest.

[Saracen]

.... They also advertise regularly in Grand Designs magazine so they must be a fairly large company. ...

Erm, no. It jut means they can afford the advertising fees. It certainly means they may be, perhaps means they probably are, but doesn't mean they "must" be.

I know nothing about them. They may be large or small, reputable or not. I just advocate reading too much into advertising beyond being able to afford it, and while that may indicate a large and successful company, it may also indicate a start-up with decent capitalisation, or anything in-between.