Desks 140 cm Wide
A 140 cm width fits almost any room: between a wardrobe and a window, in a niche, or along a short wall — with room left for a monitor, a laptop, and a keyboard. For GEEKRIG's 140 cm desks, the real decision is depth.
The G140D is 60 cm deep — the compact choice for a laptop and one monitor, since it sticks out less into the room. The G140DS is 76 cm deep. Those extra 16 cm let you place a second monitor or a large screen farther from your eyes and keep room for your hands in front of the keyboard. If in doubt, mark 60 and 76 cm on the floor and picture where the chair will sit.
Inside is the same mechanism as every other GEEKRIG desk: one motor in each leg, 72–121 cm, up to 100 kg, three memory presets, and anti-collision protection.
If the desk goes by a window, check the sill height: standing up, the tabletop rises to 121 cm. The 60 cm depth covers a radiator under the window less, while 76 cm gives more room for equipment if there is no radiator. Leave the cables long enough for the full raise.
Both depths come in the same colors: oak on a white frame (G140D-05OAK-WH, G140DS-06OAK) and dark wood on black (G140D-06BW-BK, G140DS-03BW).
For a guest room or a small study, most people take 140×60 cm; for a permanent workstation with two screens, 140×76 cm.
Two Depths: 60 and 76 cm
G140D for a narrow room, G140DS for a second monitor.
Compact Width
140 cm fits easily between a wardrobe and a window, or into a niche.
The Same Mechanism
Dual motors, 72–121 cm, up to 100 kg — just like the bigger models.
FAQ
What is the difference between the G140D and the G140DS?
Depth: 60 cm on the G140D and 76 cm on the G140DS. Both are 140 cm wide with the same mechanism and the same 72–121 cm height range.
Is a 60 cm depth enough?
For a laptop and one monitor, yes. For two large screens, the 76 cm depth is more comfortable.
What colors do the 140 cm desks come in?
Both the G140D and the G140DS come in two options: oak on a white frame and dark wood on black.