This four-person office workstation uses a cross-connected layout with four outward-facing L-shaped seats arranged around a shared central divider core. The configuration gives each user an individual work zone while keeping the overall footprint compact. Walnut-look woodgrain worktops contrast with light gray storage and panel components, while low divider screens provide privacy without fully enclosing each position. Each divider combines an opaque lower panel with striped frosted tempered glazing set in a matte gray aluminum frame. The work surface uses an 18 mm particleboard core with melamine woodgrain laminate, sealed construction and 2 mm PVC edge banding on exposed and curved front edges. Cabinets are made from melamine-faced particleboard, with light gray carcasses, matching edge tape, walnut-look drawer fronts and black recessed lock fittings. Steel support hardware, side-mounted full-extension ball-bearing drawer slides, rotating steel glides and black cable covers support regular commercial use. Every position includes integrated pedestal storage with one shallow supply drawer and one deeper file drawer, both secured by a single cam lock. The full-extension slides provide easy access to files and personal items, while the recessed pedestal placement and curved worktop cutout create a centered entry for an office chair and preserve knee clearance. A desktop grommet directs cables into an under-desk channel and the central divider zone, helping manage monitor, computer and handset cabling. Each workstation also has a recessed under-desk power faceplate with two power sockets and two data ports. Leveling glides accommodate uneven floors and keep cabinet bases separated from floor contact. The system is well suited to open-plan offices, call centers, processing centers, small branch offices, project-based staffing expansions, hoteling environments and wired IT work areas. Its low screens suit seated task work and retain visibility above the glazing, making it practical for teams that benefit from both personal space and easy supervision. Multiple cross units can be arranged in rows to expand seating while maintaining aligned aisle fronts. Procurement planners should note that this is an unbranded model supplied as a set with separate packaging for the main top and return or pedestal components. Installation planning should allow for assembly time, adequate receiving space and coordination of power and data connections. Buyers should also review storage load requirements, drawer security needs, cable management expectations, floor conditions and available circulation space before ordering.