Wooden office desk top and legs with a mahogany finish
Barbara Bush

Bush Business Furniture Series C Components Return Bridge, 48"w, Mahogany, Standard Delivery

$239.99

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This is a 48-inch wide return bridge from the Bush Business Furniture Series C Collection, finished in Mahogany. Designed for durability, it features a thermally fused laminate surface highly resistant to scratches and stains. It is versatile, serving as a return attached to a desk shell or credenza on the left or right, or as a bridge connecting two desks. It supports up to 200 lbs and is compatible with various Series C accessories like keyboard trays, pencil drawers, and mobile pedestals. Assembly is required, and it is delivered via Standard Delivery Service.

  • 47 2/3" W x 23 1/3" D x 29 5/6" H overall dimensions
  • Durable thermally fused laminate work surfaces with superior resistance to scratches and stains
  • Versatile installation: works as a left or right return, or a bridge between two desks
  • Attaches to 72"W Bow Front Desk Shell, 72"W or 66"W Desk Shell or Credenza
  • Weight capacity tested to support 200 lbs
  • Backed by a 10-year manufacturer's warranty
  • Contains 95% total recycled content

Details

Category
Desk Parts & Accessories
Pattern
Herringbone
Materials
Engineered Wood, Laminate

Questions & answers

How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
This Barbara Bush desk parts & accessory is sold by 1 retailer for $239.99. Available at officedepot.com.
Is it in stock?
Yes, it's currently in stock.
What are the key features?
Key features include 47 2/3" W x 23 1/3" D x 29 5/6" H overall dimensions, Durable thermally fused laminate work surfaces with superior resistance to scratches and stains, Versatile installation: works as a left or right return, or a bridge between two desks, Attaches to 72"W Bow Front Desk Shell, 72"W or 66"W Desk Shell or Credenza, and Weight capacity tested to support 200 lbs.
What is it made of?
It's made of engineered wood and laminate.
What's its pattern?
Its pattern is herringbone.