A reception desk normally has two levels: a seated work surface around 720–750mm high for staff, and a raised transaction counter around 1050–1150mm for visitors standing at the front. Australian accessibility requirements also expect part of the counter to drop lower for seated visitors. Check each product's specifications for exact dimensions.

Measure your entry space first, then work back. Reception desks at Melbourne Office Furniture run from 1500mm wide for a compact foyer up to 2400mm with an 1800mm return for a two-person front desk. A straight counter suits a narrow entry; an L-shaped desk with a return gives a second workstation and more storage.

Reception desks here range from $408 to $5,337, depending on size, finish and whether you need a return. Compact counters sit at the lower end, while large two-person desks with feature panels sit at the top. We also beat the price of any identical in-stock product advertised by a Victorian competitor.

Yes. The Hugo range comes in Black, Metallic Grey and Jade White, and the range also includes white reception counters, so you can match an existing fitout rather than work around it. Finishes photograph differently to how they look in a real foyer, so book a Laverton North showroom appointment to compare them.

Australian accessibility requirements expect part of a reception counter to sit at a lowered height so a seated visitor can be served comfortably. Some desks in our range include a lower section, and as a Melbourne manufacturer we also build reception desks to order. Tell us your access requirement and we'll spec a desk to meet it.

Yes. Melbourne Office Furniture delivers with our own team and vehicles, and reception desks that aren't flat-packed arrive fully assembled. Delivery is charged by distance from Laverton North, from $66 including GST within 60km, between 8am and 4pm weekdays. Larger reception installations can be quoted, including weekend work.