On average, 150 GEL is spent on a desk, 200 GEL on a chair, and 335 GEL on a monitor. We studied TovGram listings created from June 1 to August 31, 2026. The calculation included 300 published and undeleted listings from Tbilisi and Batumi. Listings with no price or a zero price were excluded. The median is the value in the middle of the ordered range of prices. If you search well, the set can cost less. These are median prices in recent listings on TovGram. We checked listings on the secondary market in Tbilisi and Batumi and compared prices for the main things for a home office. We tell you how much to budget for buying a desk, chair, and monitor after moving to Georgia and what to pay attention to when choosing.
How Much Does It Cost to Assemble a Workplace from Used Furniture
As of September 2026, the median prices in fresh listings on TovGram in Georgia are as follows:
| Tbilisi | Batumi | |
|---|---|---|
| Computer Desk | 150 GEL | 100 GEL |
| Computer Chair | 200 GEL | 300 GEL |
| Monitor | 335 GEL | 350 GEL |
| Total | 685 GEL | 750 GEL |
This is a guideline, not the price of a ready-made set: we added up the median prices of three separate categories. On TovGram you can find both used and new items, so a specific workplace could cost significantly less or more.
How Much Do Used Desks Cost
In Tbilisi, the typical price range in recent listings for computer desks is 100–320 GEL, and a simple office desk can be found for 70–120 GEL. Height-adjustable models cost more—recent listings include options for 400–1000 GEL.
In Batumi, the median price for desks is 100 GEL. Simple work desks are available for about 80–220 GEL, and gaming or height-adjustable ones for 400–1000 GEL.
Before buying, check the tabletop dimensions and desk height. If the furniture needs to be transported by car, ask the seller if it can be disassembled and who arranges the delivery.
How Much Does a Used Computer Chair Cost
In Tbilisi, computer chairs are sold for 130–400 GEL. A simple office chair can be found for 70–120 GEL, while gaming chairs are 100–850 GEL.
In Batumi, the median is 300 GEL. Recent listings feature simple computer chairs for 150–200 GEL, and gaming models for 200–1500 GEL and higher.
A price that is too low may be due to a defect. For example, a computer chair for 50 GEL in one of the listings was sold with a non-working gas lift. Therefore, before buying, check the height adjustment, tilt mechanism, wheels, and seat condition.
How Much Does a Used Monitor Cost
In Tbilisi, the normal price range for a used monitor is 180–540 GEL. For 200–550 GEL, you can find standard 24–27-inch models, while monitors with high resolution, large size, or gaming features may cost 300–1000 GEL and more.
In Batumi, the median monitor price is 350 GEL. Basic 24-inch Full HD models are available for about 190–250 GEL, 2K resolution monitors for about 450–700 GEL, and gaming and 4K models usually start at 350 GEL and above.
When buying, ask to turn the monitor on. Check the image on light and dark backgrounds, for dead pixels, test the ports, and check the cable set. If the monitor is mainly for documents, browsing, and video calls, overpaying for a gaming refresh rate is usually unnecessary.
On TovGram, listings from various Telegram flea markets are gathered in a single catalog: you can compare prices by category, open the card, and go to the ad's author.