Whether you need a flexible home office solution or an occasional workspace, the walnut Eureka 41" Folding Computer Desk Oakfrom Eureka 41" Folding Computer Desk Oakcombines convenience, durability, and style in any room. Requiring no assembly, this desk unfolds in just a few steps to provide a spacious 39.4 x 20.55" platform ideal for laptops, desktops, or books.

Its durable construction supports up to 200 lb, while the metal frame not only prevents objects from falling off the sides and rear but also allows for hanging headphones and mounting storage baskets. Measuring 41.1 x 33.9 x 2" when folded and weighing just 25 lb, its space-saving design makes it easily movable between rooms or in and out of storage. Adjustable feet ensure stable and level usage on various surfaces, while the walnut finish adds elegance to any environment.

No Assembly Required, Easy to Unfold    41.1 x 33.9 x 2" When Folded    39.4 x 20.5" Desk Surface    200 lb Weight Capacity

• Designed for offices, bedrooms, guestrooms, or any space.
• Zero assembly is required.
• Metal frame is designed to prevent knocking objects off the desk or hanging headphones.
• Engineered wood desk and metal frame support up to 200 lb.
• Adjustable feet to maintain the desk's level and stability.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the full length of the cable?

A: The Sigma CR-41 is about 40 inches long.

Q: 2. Can this double as Dana Dolly rails?

A: The Matthews 1 1/2" Grip Rail (Long, 41-72") is not made to work as rails for the Dana Dolly,

Q: 3. Can this be used with the Menace Arm kit? If so, can a traditional coupler connect two rails for extra reach as a Menace Arm?

A: The Matthews 1 1/4" Grip Rail (Long, 41-72") is the one you want to get if you need to use with a Menace arm kit as the standard width for Menace Arm kits is 1 1/4". Any 1 1/4" Schedule 40 Coupler will work as an extender but please consult a Grip/Gaffer about proper counterweights when rigging an extension of this size.

Q: 4. What is the height of the handle ?

A: Wesco Economy Sr. Folding Handle Handtruck has a 32.5" handle height.

Q: 5. Is there an adapter to use this lense with Canon full frame or mirrorless bodies?

A: Yes, you can use a Leica M to Canon RF lens adapter, such as the 7artisans Photoelectric Close Focus Adapter for Leica M Lens to Canon RF Camera (BH #7AMR), to mount the Thypoch Eureka 50mm f/2 Lens (Leica M, Aluminum) to a mirrorless Canon camera.

Q: 6. Reuben only gave me the diameter which I could read from your overview description. I wanted to know the thickness or width in inches of the front and rear wheels. Could you tell me this please ?

A: According to the manufacturer, the wheels on the Wesco Economy Sr. Folding Handle Handtruck with 5" Wheels - Weight Capacity 400lbs (182kg) are 5 inches in diameter and the wheel width (tread thickness) is 1 inch wide. The tire tread is manufactured from hard rubber.

Q: 7. The MultiCart Flex Straps are listed as recommended accessories for this cart. I can see how you could attach the hooks to the handle of the cart but how do you attach the opposite end hooks of these straps to the bottom platform of the cart since the whole platform or bed of the cart looks totally solid with no place to put the hooks around at the bottom of the cart. How are the hooks attached ?

A: If using the Multicart Flex Straps, the ends can fit over the edge of the platform on the Wesco cart since they are rounded off.

Q: 8. How many inches thick are both the front and the rear wheels ?

A: The front and rear wheels are 5" diameter.

Q: 9. Will this umbrella fit on my Profoto B1x?

A: Yes this will work with a B1X.

Q: 10. How do these wheels handle grass? They look like they can handle sidewalks and parking lots great, but much of my work is on sports fields, usually quite a distance on grass from where I parked. Hoping the wheels move through grass and slightly uneven terrain without making the cart hard to control.

A: Grass is a difficult terrain for most wheeled devices. That being said; I have rolled my Superlite over many different surfaces and was always surprised at how it performed. It is especially good at climbing stairs due to the position of the wheels encountering the stairs first. The size of the wheels and soft rubber composition are part of the secret to Superlite's superior maneuverability over objects in it's path. I HAVE pulled it over grassy patches and I can't recall having a problem. I thought I'd lost my first one and immediately bought another. It turns out I left it at a friends store who had a hard time parting with it, so bought one for himself. Because of the way it folds up it is easy to stow away in your vehicle. It's an ingeniously designed cart and one of the few purchases I've never regretted.