Loft Beds With Desk And Storage

Living in a small loft condo, I needed to maximize my space with a smaller desk. This monitor stand allowed me to double my desktop work space and provided viewing flexibility. I can adjust my computer monitor to be viewed from the office, living room, kitchen, and the bedroom. It's perfect for web based video streaming.

These spikes are awesome in rocks and especially when photographing in creek beds. They've held very well for me and they're fairly easy to clean. Occasionally it takes a small brush to get dirt out of the threads before screwing the rubber caps back on but nothing out of the ordinary.

Ive used flat beds for the last 10 years, they are slow, the scanning software is out dated and they take up too much space. Flat beds also have lots of moving parts and wear out over time. Being a hybrid shooter I already have a digital and I was able to scoop a lens with 1:1 focus. The negative supply setup is amazing. It is a very high quality build and I’ve never had a concern with moving it. I’m able to scan my negatives much quicker with better software (3rd party LR integration). Over all the experience is much more enjoyable than having to cut, hang and swap out negatives from flimsy negative holders that flag beds use. So glad I bought into this system.

I live in a 600’ loft. This little dynamo fills my whole place with a great sound.

This machine replaced the aging NUC5 on my wife’s desk. I set it up with enough DRAM and storage that she should be set for another eight or nine years. Very smooth assembly and software setup, great performance on the usual office apps, extremely quiet.

Great card storage device! I was always searching through desk drawers and camera bags for lost cards. But no more!

This was the least clunky monitor riser I could find that also gave me a couple of cubbies for desk-top storage. I use it to hold and charge my iPad and iPhone on the top shelf, and store my papers underneath, for a clutter-free desktop. I

Takes up very little room on my desk. I only plug it in when I need to copy files from desktop to permanent storage, but even then it isn't a loud unit. I don't recommend keeping it plugged into your computer all the time, it will slow things down momentarily because everything else is SSD. Keep it handy, plug it in only when needed. Works great!

We chose this router because Consumer Reports rated tops for long-distance throughput. We have a barn of a house (two stories, but with 18-foot ceilings on each floor and a 40 by 40 main footprint) and needed to ensure we could get a strong signal even to the loft on the second story. It comes through great. We plugged it in, plugged in the ethernet from the fiber optic line, and put it on a high point on the first floor. No problems receiving a great signal even in the loft. Setup was a snap: Just a few minutes via an online wizard. I can even receive a somewhat weaker version of the signal on the road about 100 yards from the house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This soundbar and sub is amazing! We placed it in our loft and the family spends more time here then ever. To start, the design is very sleek. It feels premium and isn't an eyesore. Setting up was a breeze. The sound is crisp and the bass is deep. One of my favorite things about it, connectivity with SmartThings. Once connected, it opens up the capabilities to get the full experience of this soundbar. Whether using the bass enhancement or voice amplifier, you're able to get the sound you are looking for. I also love the tap function. Simply tapping you phone that is playing music will transfer from the phone speakers to the soundbar. I didn't always register my tap but it is still an awesome feature. As mentioned earlier, it is in our loft, not necessarily a large area, but using the SpaceFit Sound function gave us the sounds we needed for this space. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this to households looking to boost their movie watching experience.