I'm making a new corner desk to replace my flat pack solution I'm currently using, one side is going to be pretty long at 251cm, while the other side will be much shorter at 160.5cm long.
I was thinking of using something like this:
https://www.bunnings.com.au/specrite-1800-x-600-x-18mm-brown-acacia-multi-use-panel_p0446743
or
https://www.bunnings.com.au/specrite-2200-x-600-x-26mm-golden-teak-acacia-multi-use-panel_p0445847
And join them together with a mix of dowel and wood glue at the center after staining/painting them black, I am planning on using a couple of thin layers of epoxy because I'm trying to replicate a look similar to this: https://youtu.be/gun6TksQqqI?si=AZ3OnzmoJt37QtvR (one dark layer, one clear layer after gold leafing). I will then use dowel/glue/pocket holes/screws to attach the desktop to my drawers.
Each end of the corner desk will have drawers which will give it extra strength. I'm playing to put a wide variety of electronics, monitors, PCs, etc... on the desk, the PC will probably be the heaviest thing I'll sit on it, is this going to be strong enough with just dowel/glue/epoxy at the center where the two corners will meet? Or is there a better method? Is 18mm going to be too thin for this project? Or should I be looking at something like 26mm (which I think would be thick for a desk)?
These are the current desk/cabinet measurements
Planned desk, drawers on both sides, desktop joined at the centre/corner with dowel, glue and epoxy.