A Tradition of Excellence
DeskMakers was founded in 1964 when it began manufacturing laminate casegoods in a small factory in East Lost Angeles. Back then, we offered desks in only two laminate finishes (oak and walnut), one pedestal style (box-file), and with only one variety of drawer pull.
Today, we are based in a state-of-the-art facility of more than 100,000 square feet in Commerce, CA, we offer an unparalleled variety of finishes and styles, and we have become one of the leading office furniture manufacturers on the West Coast.
Custom Capabilities
Most of our products are made to order. There are hundreds of configurations and sizes to choose from. And DeskMakers is known in the industry for our ability to deliver custom casegoods (odd sizes, shapes, heights, you name it).
Get it Fast
Fast turnaround on orders is important. Our in-stock products are available with one day's notice. Our Quick-Ship laminate casegoods and guest seating is available in three days. Most other orders are ready to ship in five to 10 business days, even customs. We have a fleet of trucks to deliver product to dealers throughout the western U.S.
A Commitment to Craftsmanship
At DeskMakers, we take quality seriously. That's why we use only the best laminate, veneer, and hardwood materials, as well as top-quality stains, hardware, and edgebanding. Our modern factory has the latest in woodworking equipment, and our employees are dedicated to making our products stand out from the competition.
More Variety than Any Other Regional Office Furniture Company
National office furniture companies simply cannot provide the responsiveness, customization, and low prices of a smaller regional company like DeskMakers.
Other regional companies in the Pacific Southwest offer only imported products, or only budget laminate products. Still others offer only seating. But DeskMakers offers a full range of products -- budget laminate, higher-end contract laminate, budget veneer and high-end veneer imports, custom laminate casegoods, and wood guest seating.
