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Old Aug 7, 2005 | 07:18 PM
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Originally Posted by OLDMAN
What I have done for clients in the past was to use kitchen cabinets. It allowed for a modular setup that you could move the bases around until you came up with a good working layout. There are a couple of cheap programs out there that allow you to do layouts with all sizes of cabinets and get 3-D views and walk-abouts. Basic cabinets are 2 foot squares (these are the easiest to position). You can hang the keyboard tray between two cabinets. You can make tilt tops if you want to display work to a client on a flat surface. Keep the countertop material simple, no patterns or prints.
i don't have a home office, but for my parents i did something like this. its the best way to go unless you want a desk.
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