looking for a pc desk.

[NIANDGGER_MWOSGJ4]

(never know how to start these, so...) I'm looking for a new desk.

it needs to hold 3 monitors (one 30inch and 2 15inch) it needs to have ample room for a full-sized keyboard (with room to push it back when I stuff my face with take-out) it needs to also have rood for a Focusrite Scarlet audio interface and a pair of 8-10 inch studio monitors (if this is not possible I will use stands) I do not need any fancy features/designs, it should also be under $200.

thanks in advance!

[BoxGuardian]

Have you checked freecycle for any free ikea desks

[Enderman]

 

[NIANDGGER_MWOSGJ4]

no, this is going to be holding some large monitors with some heavy weght, and overall would just feel better buying new.

[W-L]

16 minutes ago, Mr.Br1an.1204 said:

(never know how to start these, so...) I'm looking for a new desk.

it needs to hold 3 monitors (one 30inch and 2 15inch) it needs to have ample room for a full-sized keyboard (with room to push it back when I stuff my face with take-out) it needs to also have rood for a Focusrite Scarlet audio interface and a pair of 8-10 inch studio monitors (if this is not possible I will use stands) I do not need any fancy features/designs, it should also be under $200.

thanks in advance!

If you have an Ikea I'd recommend to look for a solid core desk top such as a kitchen butcher block, since from what you've listed it sounds like a fair bit of weight. 

[NIANDGGER_MWOSGJ4]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

 

I have never used any Ikea product, so this may sound dumb, but you're saying I can buy a tabletop and all legs, and just build it sorta custom?

[BoxGuardian]

Could you build it yourself with glass, pine wood and chalk paint

[Enderman]

3 minutes ago, Mr.Br1an.1204 said:

I have never used any Ikea product, so this may sound dumb, but you're saying I can buy a tabletop and all legs, and just build it sorta custom?

Yes, that's pretty much how it works.

[NIANDGGER_MWOSGJ4]

1 minute ago, BoxGuardian said:

Could you build it yourself with glass, pine wood and chalk paint

I have built things myself, but this is something I want to enjoy, and it's kinda awkward to walk over to my friend's house to borrow his tools.

[NIANDGGER_MWOSGJ4]

1 minute ago, Enderman said:

Yes, that's pretty much how it works.

cool, thanks I think I'm gonna go this route.

[BoxGuardian]

What about this 

https://www.thomann.de/gb/studiorta_creation_station.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2ZbombPt2wIVRbvtCh2lzAjKEAQYFyABEgJZUvD_BwE

it looks good for a polimonitor setup

[NIANDGGER_MWOSGJ4]

2 minutes ago, BoxGuardian said:

What about this 

https://www.thomann.de/gb/studiorta_creation_station.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2ZbombPt2wIVRbvtCh2lzAjKEAQYFyABEgJZUvD_BwE

it looks good for a polimonitor setup

this looks nice, but I really just want an oversized flat rectangular desk, but I will keep it in the back of my mind!

[BoxGuardian]

If you want something minimalistic just get a ikea Alex desk

and If there are any issues make supports with wood 

[twistedapple89]

at this point possibly look at carpenters and have a custom desk made. the only reason i say that is because you wouldn't want to risk any damage down the line from a failing desk and even if it isn't moved a lot it could still come loose. possibly look at high end business desks at places like staples, office depot or even amazon has some great deals. also if your feeling up to the challenge build your own desk. that's my plan here in the next few months. 

[Pavilion]

I always liked the L shape for a pc desk but It depends on the angle and the room you are located in