Executive Office Desk Doors That Slide In

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

I use for office desk printer

When taking executive portraits, the chairs in their office aren't always appropriate for portraiture. This product is perfect for such shoots. The size is great and the ability to disassemble for transport is a time saver. It's sturdy and adjusting the height is easy and the comfortable seat gets high marks from clients.

I wanted a simple to use matrix selector for an executive office and this product is fantasic. I'm purchasing another for a 2nd executive to keep operations common.

The barn door for the Taiko is finally here. They do what they are supposed to do. The primary way I will be using the barn doors is to avoid light spill when placing an extra diffuser disc, flag or panel in front of the Taiko, bouncing the light at a surface for indirect and extra diffused light source, or, also, when I want to prevent light hitting a ceiling or an object I'm trying to avoid being lit. The construction of this barn door is super heavy duty. It's all metal, from the frame to the doors, to the mounting platform. The mounting platform also features a strip rubber material to grip it well when latched. (See pictures). The Taiko features an extra second slide-down rail right next to the area the diffusion panels slide down. That's what I initially imagined the bard door would go when I got the Taiko. Like another reviewer also mentioned, I would rather have the "drop down slide" barn door system instead of the clamp-on to the frame design, but this clamp on barn door design works well too and it mounts very securely. Actually, I wouldn't mind if it were made of plastic. Sometimes plastic is good... But this barn door is very heavy duty and all in all, it does what it's supposed to do, control light spill and light shaping, which is the most important thing. I have also provided some pictures with my review with step by step instructions if you need, as this barn door comes with no instructions in the package (or at least for now it doesn't). Make sure to check them out! [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

Out of the box, I had the bulb installed, the light mounted and made all adjustments in less than 5 minutes. Very lightweight and simple to use, this light is ready to go at a moments notice. When you add a set of barn doors and a scrim or two, you can instantly change the shape and intensity of the light. I use 2 of these lights to video tape slide show presentations. I'm able to focus the light with a few simple turns and use the barn doors to control the shape of the light so my subject is very well lit and the slide show is not effected by the light at all! Because they are so lightweight, it's very easy to carry both light stands and lights in one case.

Very well built with access to all doors. Being able to remove and slide out the side along with the extended grip make this a very useful tool.

needed a second one. one for my office desk where I process my pictures, and one to travel with.

I am using these speakers on my home office desk (from Uplift Desk) where I do legal work and compose music for symphony orchestra and big band. The speakers work very well in playing back the music using Garritan sounds and Finale. I can clearly hear the individual instruments and locate the occasional wrong note.