Pedestal Drawers

Our selection of Pedestals is split into 3 main sections: Desk High pedestals which stand next to your desk and work as an extension to the desk top, Mobile Pedestals which are free standing but are designed to fit under your desk and Fixed Pedestals which are joined underneath your desk.

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Trexus Pedestal Desk-High 3 Drawer Beech - 418011

Trexus Filing Pedestal Desk-High 3-Drawer W400xD600xH725mm Beech

RRP £223.42 Save 44%

Trexus Pedestal Mobile 3 Drawer Beech - 418166

Trexus Mobile 3-Drawer Pedestal W400xD600xH602mm Beech

RRP £189.21 Save 44%

Trexus Filing Pedestal Desk-High 3-Drawer W400xD600xH725mm M

RRP £223.42 Save 44%

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Pedestal Drawers

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Pedestal drawers

At Euroffice we have a fantastic range of pedestal drawers to fit alonside or under your desk. This short video will take you through the key products that we have.

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19 November 2012The Jeffersonian coat rackThomas Jefferson didn’t use coat stands – he had something more impressive.

I was trying to find out who invented the coat stand (I still don’t know), when I discovered that Thomas Jefferson, primary author of the US Declaration of Independence and third US President, had a rotating coat rack in his home.

19 October 2012Would you use cardboard cupboards?An American company is making cardboard cupboards and desks.

If you’re looking for a cheap way to add a cupboard to your office, then SmartDeco’s SmartDresser and SmartStand cardboard furniture might be the answer (as long as you live in the USA).

02 October 2012The driftwood conference tableAn environmental-awareness art project brings nature into the boardroom. A Table From The Sea’s Edge is an art project meant to make ‘raise awareness of environmental issues and promote conservation of the world's coastal and marine biodiversity as a contribution to the UN International Year of Biological Diversity, 2010.’