Yes, We have several series desks & workstations come with built-in storage, such as mobile pedestals, lockable drawers, filing cabinets and shelves. These office desks with storage are designed to help you stay organized and declutter your workspace while keeping essential documents and supplies within easy reach.

LINRAY Furniture offers a wide range of desks, including executive desks, office desks, reception desks, standing desks, benching workstation desk and training desks, etc.

The truly modular cubicle system uses standardized panel widths, connectors, and accessories that assemble into any configuration and expand without requiring you to tear down surrounding installations - adding a single panel or station should be straight forward.

The workstation cubicle is a semi-enclosed individual workspace defined by panel systems - vertical fabric-covered or glass panels that carve out personal work zones within an open floor plan, typically with built-in surfaces, overhead storage, and cable management integrated into the panel structure. LINRAY furniture configures cubicle systems from single-user workstations to full open-plan environments.

Inline benching workstation puts all seats in a single row facing the same direction, face-to-face positions two rows of users facing away from each other and sharing a center spine. Face-to-face is the most space-efficient commercial option and is typically used to seat 4–10 users in a cluster.

Benching workstation uses a continuous shared surface with 30cm vertical paneling, while open workstation cubicles (low-panel systems) use individual surfaces with 105cm screen heights for seated privacy. Benching desk costs less per seat and fits more people in less space, low-panel workstation cubicles systems give better acoustic separation and more individual storage options.

A benching cluster groups seats into a pod - typically 4, 6, or 8 positions arranged back-to-back or around a shared spine - creating team neighborhoods within the open office where related employees sit together while staying visually connected to the broader floor.

Plan for a minimum of 120cm of linear surface per seat at 60cm depth; a typical 4-person face-to-face workstation fits in a 240*120*75cm footprint. For a comfortable open-office work space, budget 120–140cm per seat with aisle allowance built in.

A single inline benching workstation handles 1-8 seats in most standard commercial configurations, while face-to-face clusters fit 2-16 people. Going longer is structurally possible but creates aisle blockage and complicates cable management - multiple shorter benching desks are almost always the better call for large open-plan floors.