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I'd imagine supports on each side + a long support along the back of the desk top should work. You might need something at the front as well depending on the thickness of the desk. We use an 18mm birch ply top and it sags a tiny bit between two supports that are 140cm from each other
I think this has been discussed upthread here, or in the 'working from home' thread as well
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This may help give you an idea of the issue
https://www.woodbin.com/calcs/sagulator/ -
How about something like this?
2m of 25mm square steel tube x2 would set you back £32 at Wickes.
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@dst2
Office room at my house is 1.8m wide. If I was to put some batons onto the wall to make a desk the width of the room how would I stop it sagging? What top would I have to use?
Was thinking batons to be bits of wood screwed to the wall.
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