Accomodations Office and work rooms

This page is one of the accommodations. The lists for transportable equipment can be found here.

Accomodations - Office and work rooms:

Name:	Description:	Price:
Filing cabinet	No matter what size of mountains of paper used to lie in here, you can now put in whatever you want. Filing cabinets are undecorated things, but they are at least rather cheap.	35 $ - 150 $
Bureau	A filling cabinet or bookcase with integrated space for writing. Fashionable and discreet, it’s the ideal accessory for the stylish bureaucrat.	300 $ - 900 $
Wooden desk (small)	A small, wooden, desk with maybe one or two trays and by far not large enough for a chunky pre war computer.	300 $ - 800 $
Wooden desk (large)	A substantially larger desk, with a giant writing space, trays for file folders and several drawers. The really big ones are large enough to integrate pre war computer consoles.*	650 $ - 1000 $
Metal desk (small)	A small, spartan desk as one could find them in many an office before the War. In fact, many such desks are still survivors of the Great War.	400 $ - 900 $
Metal desk (large)	A very big desk made of metal. Maybe a Vault-Tex model or one used by the military. You immediately feel more important sitting behind it.	750 $ - 1200 $
Small drawers	A small box with two drawers inside. Meant to give a desk a bit more storage space, at the cost of writing space. Made from various materials.	50 $ - 250 $
Shutter cabinet	A small case with rollers attached and (usually) several drawers. Often secured with a lock, a shutter cabinet is the ideal tool for keeping order in an office.	100 $ - 300 $

• • Prices are without computers. Computers are that rare – and the price dependent on the make and model – that they are rarely shipped out immediately with a desk.