Alea Three-Position Rectangular Bench Desk With Privacy Screens
The Alea Three-Position Desk With Privacy Screens Rectangular Screens Bench Desk is a shared workstation designed for three people. Its straight configuration brings three work positions together at one desk, making it suitable for office teams who want individual places to work while remaining part of the same group.
Rectangular privacy screens provide visual separation between the work positions while keeping the workstation arranged as a shared bench. They can help define personal workspace in an open-plan office or team area. No acoustic performance is specified for the screens.
The desk combines a rectangular melamine top with a steel base. The melamine surface is intended for everyday desk use, and the steel base provides structural support. Open-angle legs give the workstation its support layout, while the four-leg frame is suited to a freestanding arrangement.
Surface finishes are available in white, beige, grey, brown, black, blue, green, orange, red and yellow. Base finishes are available in white, grey, beige, brown, blue, green, gold, red, black, orange, silver, yellow and transparent. These options allow buyers to coordinate the desk with an office palette or choose contrasting finishes for the surface and base.
The desk is suitable for a cable tray, which can be sourced separately if cable management beneath the work surface is required. A cable tray is not included. The desk is not linkable, so this should be considered when planning a larger layout of bench desks.
With three work positions in one straight workstation, this desk is designed for shared office environments, including team areas and open-plan workplaces. It provides individual workspaces within a shared arrangement, rather than requiring three separate desks. The integrated rectangular screens add visual boundaries while retaining the collaborative character of the bench layout.
A two-year warranty is provided. When planning the workstation, consider the available surface and base finishes, the need for a separately purchased cable tray, and whether a non-linkable desk suits the intended office arrangement.