surfaces generally have a straight front edge nevertheless the work surface 12 associated with the work station of this invention preferably is provided with a rounded enlargement 14 projecting outwardly beyond the front edge this enlargement 14 being disposed substantially midway between the ends of the work surface this enlargement 14 provides a larger upper surface 13 and in particular is desirable when a computer is positioned on the work surface since it provides increased access to the computer the work station 10 also includes therein the improved cabinet structure 16 of the present invention which cabinet is particularly suitable for housing therein a printer and is also designed for facilitating the handling of paper which is both supplied to and discharged from the printer the cabinet structure 16 as illustrated by fig2 5 includes a rigid frame 19 which is of a rectangular sleevelike arrangement formed by generally parallel sidewalls 21 and 22 rigidly joined together by parallel top and bottom walls 23 and 24 respectively the bottom wall 24 functions as a bottom shelf as explained hereinafter to removably secure the frame 19 of the cabinet structure to the wall 11 in a cantilevered fashion the sidewalls 21 22 have rearwardly projecting hook structures 26 associated therewith the latter being releasably engageable with the slotted uprights of the panel 11 to permit the cabinet structure to.