The OneLessDesk by Heckler Design is a minimalist stackable desk that expands when needed and compresses into a compact footprint when not in use. This space-saving design works well for tiny houses, small apartments, or any room where the office needs to disappear.
OneLessDesk Expanded Configuration
Stacked Storage Mode
When work is done, the monitor shelf and keyboard tray stack onto the main desk surface, reducing the footprint significantly.
Color Options
Design Details
- Product: OneLessDesk
- Manufacturer: Heckler Design
- Type: Stackable/collapsible desk
- Components: Main desk surface, monitor shelf, keyboard tray
- Material: Powder-coated steel
- Colors: Multiple options available
- Best For: Tiny houses, small apartments, multi-use rooms, bedrooms
Lessons from Compact Office Furniture
- Stackable Design Maximizes Floor Space: Components that nest together free up room when not in use
- Minimal Surfaces Reduce Clutter: Small desks naturally limit how much accumulates on them
- Multi-Use Rooms Need Flexible Furniture: Desks that expand and contract let spaces serve different purposes
- Laptop-Era Computing Requires Less Space: Modern devices need smaller work surfaces than older desktop setups
- Quality Materials Support Daily Use: Steel construction handles repeated setup and breakdown without wearing out
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Very nice. If you can live without the curves, it’s very doable as a wood DIY project.
Thanks Alex and Davidrc!
But Davidrc, can you really think you could live without the curves?
Sure. There are techniques for plywood bending but I don’t know them. I could do it in metal, not tooled for it. Working with what I have and know.
I knew your were ragging, difficult to put put tones in these things. Still in the plotting and planning stage so it’ll be awhile. And yes, I’d noted the bends and the stiffening brace, as I’ve noted in other comments, here and there, if I can see a thing I can build a reasonable version of it. Though the first one may not be the prettiest ever seen.
Davidrc, I was just teasing you. I’d like to see the results of your DIY. Perhaps a routed 3/4″ radius on the corners. I recommend some steel brackets underneath to support the corners as this design can put a lot of leverage on the corners, hence the large radius and steel brackets in OneLessDesk’s design.