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Please tell us how we get this desk mounted left, as opposed to right,

5 years ago

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Betsy Silver
Original Author
5 years ago
And no reply! You can't call anyone, the Houzz number doesn't work and there are no contact details for the seller. What a waste of time!
Jessica Taylor
5 years ago
Hi Betsy,

The two sizes can be put on either side of the desk when assembling.

All detail of how to do this comes in the assembly instructions.

Hope this helps,

Jess, The Houzz Team
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Betsy Silver
Original Author
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Thanks Jessica, can you also tell me how I get in touch with the seller? The Houzz number doesn't work and when I clicked on seller details, it just takes me to the payment page and asks me to input my credit card details, but gives no seller ID information?
Jessica Taylor
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Hi Betsy,

This product is sold by Houzz, so if you would like any information about this product, you can contact us on the number +44-808-164-9320 or by posting a product question as you have done.

Hope this helps!

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Betsy Silver
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https://www.houzz.co.uk/products/touch-reversible-desk-bright-white-prvw-vr~86645538

https://www.houzz.co.uk/products/touch-reversible-computer-table-prvw-vr~87686799

Hi Jess. When you call the number, it either doesn't connect, or a recored message comes up saying "This number is unallocated" and then it goes into an engaged tone.

Also, please would you be able to tell me the difference in these two tables, they look identical, the picture is the same, but there is a variation in price and a very slight variation in dimensions.

Thank you.

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