L-1011 TriStar Reception Desk

Add some velocity to your reception area… times three.

This elegant reception desk is large enough for three and sports an elliptical-shaped interior work surface is made of rich, Maple hardwood.  The gleaming exterior circumference is 105 inches.

L-1011 History

Lockheed TriStar is a three-engine jet airliner, which utilized RB 211 Rolls Royce RB211engine.  It was part of a class of turbo-fan engines capable of generating up to 60,600 pounds-force thrust.

The Lockheed L-1011 was born from a request from American Airlines in the 1960’s… Its first prototype flew in 1970.
250 were built from 1968 to 1984. In the early 1990’s NASA and Orbital Sciences used an L-1011 named Stargazer to launch Pegasus rockets into Earth’s orbit. Almost all airlines have retired the L-1011 from their fleets but it still sees use, even to this day, by small charter airlines, particularly in Africa and Asia.

High-Flying Production and Details

• 220 hours of sanding and polishing.
• Powdered coated I-beam aluminum legs with mirror finish aluminum face-plates.
• Custom fabricated hard wood top and end caps, which are painted black.  For added storage, optional lower-tier shelving is available.