Computer Desk PC Laptop Table Wood Work-Station Study Home Office Furniture, White & Natural

Great desk!I didn't read very thoroughly so I was surprised that the legs are metal, not wood. This isn't an issue of course.It's really easy to assemble, though I would definitely recommend a power drill. To secure the frame to the actual desk, you have to screw in 8 small screws and there are no pre-drilled holes. My small drill did the trick.It's pretty spacious, the measurements didn't seem very big, but this is perfect for my needs.One of the legs did arrive with a small dent in it, and so that leg looks kind of slanted after putting it all together, but it's a very small flaw so I'm not very concerned.Overall, I'd definitely recommend this desk. The price can't be beaten and they got it to me very quickly. It looks great, has enough space, and is lightweight enough to move elsewhere easily.

The frame for this table Is made of powder coated steel that my gauge tells me is 26 gauge, with parts spot welded in place. There are 8 major components, 4 adjustable, plastic feet, 20 screws and an Allen wrench in the kit. The instructions consist of a parts list and assembly diagram, no written instruction, that really are not needed. The table top is wood grain pattern melamine over something like MDF and is not predrilled for the mounting screws.This table looks good, is easy to assemble and suited for light to medium weight bearing.

Even though I order the light pine shade, the color I received was quite dark. When I opened the box the first thing I noticed was a nice chipped corner which I attribute with shipping. After reading reviews about how the finish product wobbles, I took some precautions. I dipped every screw with Gorilla Glue before drilling them in, and applied a nice coat of the glue on top of the frame before drilling the top on. After 24hrs of drying, this desk is SOLID. No movement at all even when I sat on it. Prior to drying it was questionable so I highly recommend using an additional adhesive & a drill.

Love the desk! Looks just like the photos. Ordered for a work station and it’s perfect for the job. Only thing was the instructions were vague and I had to look up an instruction video but it’s not big deal. Great desk for a great price and shipping was on time!

I normally do not write product reviews, but felt I need to on this product. The desk looks nice, but assembly is not as simple as pulling it out of the box and putting in a few screws and bolts. There are no pilot holes in the top of the desk so you need to measure to get the desktop centered on the frame. After getting the desktop centered, you will need to drill small pilot holes for wood screws. The other issue is the bolt holes in the frame and legs are slightly misaligned, which made it difficult to start threading the bolts and also leads to the legs being a little crooked. Fortunately, the frame and legs are metal, so I was able to pull on them to get them straight. So if you are looking for a desk that is ready to assemble straight out of the box or are not comfortable having to measure and drill, I suggest looking for a different desk.

Will update after I have had it for a while. I read some of the reviews. I'm not sure why there are some negative reviews. This was pretty easy to put together. I would recommend using a powered screw driver. I could not imagine putting this together with a manual driver. Also, I read some reviews that said you had to drill holes into the desktop. My desktop had small pre-drilled holes in the bottom of it but it did take some work threading the screws through and finding the holes. Overall though, seems like a sturdy desk and only took about 30 minutes to put together.

I was sold on this desk-table when someone complained it was too small. That was exactly what I was looking for. I wanted a small Bible-Study desk for my online college courses to study and small enough that it would not take up a lot of room in my bedroom. I decoupaged it, painted it and I love the way it turned out. (Photo included) I put it together with little effort and I felt the directions were just fine.

The legs/frame are very cheap quality metal, I was okay with that. But when trying to screw the table top to the frame, the screws would barely bite into the table top and when it did, it just stripped right off with no pressure. The presswood table top is more like cardboard, it would easily flake. Also the tabs where you insert your screws are too gapped to be flush against the table top, causing the screw not too hold. Seems like if your force the tabs flush, the cheap welds would crack off.*****SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY A BETTER PRODUCT*****