Wood Desk

Wood Desk – Birch Plywood Counter

Our wooden counter combines natural design, functionality, and quick assembly and disassembly.
Made from birch plywood, it features a sturdy construction and a bright, natural appearance.
Ideal for trade shows, promotional campaigns, events, and point-of-sale applications.

Thanks to its practical slot-together system, the counter can be assembled and disassembled without tools in just a few minutes.
The individual components simply fit together, allowing for compact transport and space-saving storage.

For convenient transportation, the counter is supplied with a practical carrying bag made from 100% cotton.
Inside, the counter offers generous storage space for promotional materials, giveaways, and personal belongings. Folders, brochures, and other documents can also be stored neatly and discreetly behind the front panel.

The front is equipped with two keder rails, allowing a fabric banner with pole pockets to be easily inserted.
This allows the graphic to be changed quickly, making the counter suitable for different applications, events, and campaigns.

Your Benefits at a Glance

• Wooden counter made from birch plywood
• Tool-free assembly and disassembly thanks to the practical slot-together system
• Space-saving transport and compact storage
• Includes a carrying bag made from 100% cotton
• Generous internal storage space
• Ideal for storing folders, brochures, and promotional materials
• Replaceable fabric banner with pole pockets thanks to integrated keder rails
• Suitable for repeated use at trade shows, events, and promotional campaigns

Note on the Natural Material Wood

This counter is made from birch plywood and features a natural, untreated surface that retains the original character of the wood.
As wood is a natural material, each counter may have an individual appearance. Variations in grain, colour, and texture, as well as occasional small knots or natural growth characteristics, are typical properties of the material.
External influences such as humidity and temperature may also slightly alter the appearance and surface of the wood over time. These natural variations and changes do not constitute a quality defect.