Classic Roll Top Desk Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Classic Roll Top Desk Plans
[AC-311]

$20.00

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Another take on the rolltop desk. Again, it's an advanced project, but these plans are very detailed and have many large, easy-to-read measured drawings. Features seven drawers in the base (two are larger file drawers), several crannies, shelves and smaller drawers, ample desktop area, gallery railing, and a pull-out writing desk extension.

Finished size: 49" tall, 55" wide, and 21" deep. Plans are quite large.

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