He posted a picture of it on the previous page - i don't think he can wall mount its a good idea though.

(No wall)

From what i understood he's got 3 pieces of 1-1.5 inch oak to strap together and 2 book shelves he wants to use on each side.

I think its going to be too big of desk for 3 sections - i would recommend using wood braces if you want to go through with it.

This post was edited by March_man on Jul 17 2014 11:29am

Warrensburg, MO is where I am located. I can't wall mount it. My landlord and I have had some pretty serious issues since we moved in. The water to the bathroom wasn't running and I notified them a week before we moved in. They said they would have it taken care of. When we moved in, no water. I called her to complain and she offered to let me out of the lease since it "sounds like you don't want to be there anymore." I told her if she doesn't have someone there within the hour fixing it, I'm going to hire an attorney and we'll deal with it in court. She had 4 plumbers there (they own a Roto Reuter) and fixed it in six hours. I notated everything that was damaged to a T before I moved in. I even have my bank send my monthly rent checks so she can't say I didn't send rent on time. Everything is through certified letter if I need to contact her. I'm afraid if I wall mount anything, I might break something or do damage I can't repair and don't want her to be able to take advantage of it. I notified her from the get go that I work with attorneys and know my renters rights, so she wasn't too keen on renting to me after she found out I wouldn't be easy to roll over when deposit refund comes, etc.

call the landlord and ask them.
or you could get something like this : http://www.amazon.com/Tyke-Supply-Dual-Monitor-Stand/dp/B002R9HQLI/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1405619198

I've thought of the clamp style monitor stands and am still debating. I'd like to get the desk built before I worry about which stand I'll end up going with, though.

Ty I just looked back at the pic

Yeah I'll look and see if I could help you find something RMMhc

Are the boards going to be 3x 8ft x 1ft pieces?

If thats the case it's really simple

Get 3 8 ft x 3-4 inch x 1-2 inch pieces of lumber

Build a box the size maybe a little smaller than the 3 pieces of wood.. and put 1 cross section in the middle.. something like this

It would be greatly appreciated. I've posted an add on CL as well.

I'd really like to get wood that's greater than an inch, but am not familiar with sizing of wood.

i'll second that