What's in the box?

OneLessDesk upper deck, OneLessDesk lower deck, four sliders with assembly tool, and a OneLessDeskPad.

Is it available in stores?

To continue manufacturing in the US, while maintaining reasonable pricing, we only sell direct to you. Items ship directly from our US factory to you.

Should I wait to order until I see it is "In-Stock"?

Try as we might, we rarely have these items in stock. We ship orders on a first come, first serve basis. To keep your wait time to a minimum, order today.

Is it sturdy?

Absolutely. OneLessDesk is made from 12 gauge steel. Its shape is reinforced with heavy steel brackets welded to its underside.

Does it wobble from side to side?

No. See above.

Is it stable?

Absolutely. OneLessDesk's feet extend forward and back of both the upper and lower deck to provide ample stability.

Will it fit the 27 inch iMac?

Yes, beautifully.

Are other colors available?

We offer custom colors. $4,000 order minimum. Additional charges and turnaround times apply. Email your custom color requests to service@hecklerdesign.com.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes. Import taxes and fees are collected in advance. Customers outside of the United States, please request a quote.

The silver one looks like aluminum. Is it made of aluminum?

OneLessOffice is made of steel with a powder coat finish. Our silver powdercoat is designed to look similar to the bead-blasted aluminum finish of current Apple products.

Will it scratch my floor?

No. OneLessDesk's feet are made of slick, polypropylene - the same material from which furniture sliders are made.

Will it work well on a carpeted floor?

Yes.

Is assembly required?

Almost none. Simply attach the feet with the supplied tool. See how to correctly un-box and assemble OneLessOffice.

What are some of the other products in the product photos?

Canon Pixma MP496 All-in-one printer, Humanscale Freedom Saddle stool, Emeco 111 Navy Chair, TwelveSouth BaseJump 2 external speaker, Sole Bicycles "the P-WAYFE" bicycle, and OfficeMax INPlace System by Peter Walsh hanging folders.