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Dedicated Desk Plus at KinKonnects in Kinshasa

Screened on three sides

A private desk in Kinshasa, without renting an office

Everything a dedicated desk gives you, with partitions on three sides. Your screen, your calls and your paperwork stay yours, at a fraction of what a private office costs.

Capacity
48 people
Booking
Monthly

Why Dedicated Desk Plus

This is the space to take when a shared floor works for you but an open desk does not.

  1. 1

    Your screen is your business

    Partitions on three sides mean client files, financial models and draft contracts are not readable by whoever walks past. For anyone handling confidential work, this is the difference between being able to use a coworking space and not.

  2. 2

    Calls without the theatre

    Screening absorbs enough of the room that you can take a call at your desk instead of hunting for somewhere to stand.

  3. 3

    Cheaper than an office you do not need

    A private office makes sense from five people. On your own, or as a pair, you are paying for walls and floor you never use. This buys the privacy without the room.

  4. 4

    The same desk, every day

    Your seat is reserved in your name. Leave the second screen plugged in, leave the files in the drawer, and pick up where you stopped.

  5. 5

    You keep the floor

    You are still on the main floor, still meeting the people around you. Privacy at the desk, not isolation from the room.

  • Dedicated Desk Plus, KinKonnects Kinshasa (1/2)
  • Dedicated Desk Plus, KinKonnects Kinshasa (2/2)

Who it suits

Almost everyone who takes this desk shares one thing: their work is confidential, and their team is small.

  • Consultants and analysts

    Client data on the screen all day, and an obligation to keep it that way.

  • Lawyers and accountants

    Case files and books that should not be legible over your shoulder.

  • Founders raising or hiring

    Cap tables, salary bands and candidate notes are not things you want the next desk reading.

  • Remote employees under a policy

    Some employers will not let you work from an open floor. A screened desk usually satisfies the policy.

  • Anyone on calls all day

    If most of your week is video calls, screening changes how the day feels for you and for everyone near you.

What you actually get

The desk is the same as a dedicated desk. Everything below is what the partitions add.

  • Partitions on three sides

    Screened left, right and in front, open behind you, so the desk stays part of the floor rather than becoming a box.

  • A reserved desk in your name

    The same seat every day. Nobody else uses it, and nothing gets moved between visits.

  • A storage drawer

    Included with the desk. Files, equipment and anything you would rather put away.

  • Room to set up properly

    Leave the second screen, the keyboard and the dock in place. This is a workstation, not a seat you clear every evening.

  • 48 desks, so there is usually one free

    It is the largest desk product here, which means starting rarely means waiting.

Amenities

  • High-speed fibre internet with backup connection
  • Backup power across the whole space
  • Ergonomic desk and seating, power at every position
  • Meeting, conference and training rooms on site
  • Printing, scanning and office supplies
  • Parking on site

Included in the plan

  • A reserved desk with partitions on three sides
  • A storage drawer at your desk
  • Unlimited tea, coffee and water
  • Kitchenette with microwave and fridge, plus the lounge
  • Daily cleaning, maintenance and utilities
  • Reception to welcome your clients and visitors

Parking on site is available. Terms and conditions apply.

Dedicated Desk Plus questions

What is the difference between a dedicated desk and Dedicated Desk Plus?

One thing: partitions on three sides. Both give you the same reserved desk, the same storage drawer and the same access to everything else. Plus adds screening so your screen and your calls stay yours.

Is it enclosed like an office?

No. Three sides are screened and the fourth is open to the floor. It is a private working position, not a room. If you need a door and a key, that is a private office.

How is it sold?

Monthly, like every dedicated desk here. There is no daily or weekly option, because the desk is held in your name whether or not you come in.

Can I leave my equipment set up?

Yes. The desk is yours, so a second screen, a keyboard and a dock can stay plugged in, and the drawer takes whatever you would rather put away.

Can a small team take several of them?

Yes, and several people often sit together. Past five people it is usually worth comparing the cost against a private office, which we are happy to do with you.

Come and sit at one

Fifteen minutes at the desk tells you more than any photograph. Tell us when suits and we will hold one for you to try.