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Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @Kafunta. We're really pleased to have you join us and look forward to seeing you complete your desk project as well as many other creations around the house and garden. Please don't hesitate to post anytime you have something to share with the community or need a hand.
If you search for the word "desk" here on Workshop you'll find lots of examples of desk projects that you might get inspiration from.
Let me also tag some of our helpful members who might like to kick off the discussion and share their thoughts about using laminated panels. @ProjectPete, @Tara86, @Super_D, @r23on, @Madmoggy, @JP_Finlay, @redracer01
Thanks,
Jason
Hi @Kafunta,
It is certainly possible to cut the laminated panels to a desired length and I have done so several times. There is no reason why you could not glue two pieces together and it will be a similar process to any other timber. Although the panels are laminated their structural integrity allows for them to be cut down and manipulated in many different ways.
If you have further questions or need assistance, please let me know.
Mitchell
Hi @Kafunta,
The panel is made up of solid blocks of timber that are glued together. When you cut it, the end will look similar to what the ends look like now. The picture below gives a good indication of what it would look like after being cut.
We are more than happy to answer any questions you have!
Mitchell
Hello @Kafunta
Beech laminated panel! 1,001 uses. Below is a drawing of what you can possibly do using beech laminated panels. Taking over the world requires a good desk. The beech laminated panel from Bunnings is timber through and through not a laminate cover over fiber board. I can understand your worry and hesitation when using this timber. As explained by @MitchellMc when you cut the laminate timber, it is timber all the way. If done properly you can set up your command station with everything you could possibly need. As you can see, you have your computer with two screens. A big TV to keep up with current events (footy) and because all that hard work requires refreshment a glass door mini fridge to rejuvenate you with your preferred liquid when its critical (half time). I would have placed a microwave but I'm sure you would still want to see your family. Enjoy the drawing and don't let limits hold your imagination back!
Cheers!
Red
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