The 10 Best 2 Person Desks

You may need some help to erect the Liber-T Home Office Kit (around $413), but this isn't necessarily a bad thing, because it means that the parts are heavy and sturdy. In fact, you might like it so much that you want to add on, which you can, since the pieces are also sold separately.

In the middle of the Dewel 78-Inch (appx. $206) is a handy drawer and open cabinet for the items you might share with your neighbor, complete with a cable management port, while on either end is a shelf, so you can each have your own area, too.

For the amount of space you get for the price, it's tough to beat the Need Computer Table (appx. $158) and its 63-inch-long top that can accommodate two people, if they don't mind getting a little cozy. The metal frame keeps it standing strong.

Not everyone will want or need this Bush Furniture L Shaped (around $1671), but for those setting up a traditional business environment, it's worthy of consideration. This is especially true since it's non-handed, meaning you can arrange it to suit both your righty and lefty workers.

When your square footage is low but you still need to accommodate tandem working, you could do worse than this South Shore Combo (around $169), which takes its name from the fact that it includes both a table and a shelf unit. As a bonus, it's not terribly pricey, either.

The Venture Horizon Double (appx. $250) would fit right into either a home or a professional office, thanks to an understated design and wheels that let you move it as needed. And with its five drawers, it has plenty of room for all your stuff.

If you're forced to sit next to someone but don't want to look at them all day long, then check out the Little Tree Double Workstation (appx. $219). It's got a set of shelves that slice the working area in half, helping to provide a bit of privacy.

Sure, the Bush Furniture Cabot L (appx. $212) wasn't designed as a dual workspace, but if you'd like a larger, heavier model without spending too much cash, it could be suitable, as it's quite spacious. Just be aware that when shared, the two users won't have a lot of legroom.

Holding up to 300 pounds, the Balt Agility (around $422) was designed to be used when needed, then stored or moved without any inconvenience. To do so, you fold the legs in and the top down, creating a slim, flat piece that slides and won't be in the way.

The Jonti-Craft Double (around $281) is a true computer worktable, in that it's got a keyboard shelf and cable management options built right in. At 22 inches high, it was made with kids in mind, so you might consider it if you home school or run a daycare facility.