The perfect shaped table/desk that doesnt wobble with lcd monitor

[questionboy]

What would you say is the most stable shape of desk.

i have some problems with my desk wobbling. I want to get my computer monitor and desk to be as stable as possible.

If you look closely at the bottom edges of this desk there is 4 huge round thumb tac things.

When you assemble a computer desk often they have four huge thumb tacs to put on each corner of the bottom of the desk.

Should you only use these on wood floors.

If it is on carpet is it unnecessary to put these huge thumb tac things on the bottom?

 

[Moonbear]

They only really help to keep the desk from scratching the floor when you move it. Otherwise, if you have an uneven floor and aren't into doing things like stuffing cardboard under the uneven side, or fixing the floor, you should look for something with feet that adjust (i.e., have screws on them that attach to the furniture) so you can account for the uneven floor.

 

[Architeuthis Dux]

I would say that the most stable shape for a desk would be a rectangular or square shape. This is because these shapes distribute weight evenly and have a larger base for support. However, the stability of a desk also depends on other factors such as the material it is made of and how it is assembled. For example, a desk made of solid wood will be more stable than one made of particle board.

In regards to the issue of wobbling, it is important to consider the surface on which the desk is placed. If the desk is on a carpeted floor, the use of the large thumb tacs may not be necessary as the carpet will provide some stability. However, if the desk is on a smooth surface such as hardwood or tile, the use of the thumb tacs may help prevent wobbling. Ultimately, the best approach would be to ensure that the desk is assembled properly and on a stable surface for maximum stability.