Popular configurations

Wooden gaming desk

For a robust setup and a pleasant gaming experience, a good gaming desk should be made of wood. Of course, not all wood is the same. All LeetDesk tabletops are made in Germany and are made of MDF. MDF stands for "Medium Density Fiberboard". In German it means medium density fiberboard. For the production of the boards, finely defibered softwood, for example pine, spruce or beech, is mixed with binding agents. At elevated temperature and under pressure, boards are now mixed and pressed to form a homogeneous wood-based material. The MDF table tops of our LeetDesk consist of 85-90% wood, about 10% glue, and about 1-2% additives.

Due to the use of MDF, LeetDesk's wooden gaming tables are very sturdy and can easily withstand several hundred pounds of weight*. Even the occasional Rage Quit will leave the LeetDesk unimpressed. This also distinguishes our gaming table from other manufacturers, who in most cases use chipboard. Chipboard is less robust and cannot be machined as often as MDF. This is important, for example, if you often have to screw screws in and out. The LeetDesk table tops are either black or white coated.

According to German regulations, only wood-based panels of emission class E1 may be sold. Thus, all of our tabletops are sustainable to some degree, as the raw materials used in wood fiber production are mostly logs, and to a lesser extent, scrap wood, veneer manufacturing residues, and sawdust. So hardly any valuable slow-growing wood is used, but much more fast-growing trees, wood scraps and also a proportion of recycled wood.

We have preconfigured a few of our wooden gaming tables for you. From entry-level to high-end models with many extras, everything is available. Of course you can always create your own LeetDesk in our configurator and customize it as you like.

*Although the table tops can easily handle over a hundred kilograms, the electrically height-adjustable frame of the LeetDesk can only raise and lower a little over 80kg without any problems. However, we have yet to meet anyone who has managed to place a setup with over 80kg on the table.