L-Shaped Computer Corner Desk

Apart from the damage I did while fixing, and spect 3 hr. it is superb and worth the money. 5 stars.

Decent quality flat pack desk. It's a flat pack self assembly desk. Seems well made and sturdy. Time will tell how it holds up. I had a small issue with a missing piece. Customer service was excellent and rectified the issue quickly.

Looks nice and seems quite solid but the finish isn’t the most resistant as it’s chipping easily on the edges after only 2 weeks. Took quite a long time to build - but it is a really good size. It’s the same size both left and right.

Instructions are useless but other than that the desk itself is brilliant for the price

Looks great in the office

This is a great desk with plenty of workspace and storage compartments. The build quality is pretty good for the price. Make sure you clear plenty of floor space to assemble the desk as there are LOTS of different parts that you will need to sort through. I'm not going to lie, I really struggled to assemble this desk by myself. It took me about 7+ hours without taking a break and I ended up with bruises on my arms. The biggest problem was finding somewhere to put all of the different sections. If you don't have acres of floorspace you'll have to stack them on top of each other, which means that it's hard to locate the sections as you needed them and you'll be shuffling through them multiple times. In the end there was hardly any floorspace left for my feet, so it was a game of hopping around my living room trying to find the parts. That takes its toll on your energy. On the plus side, it's a great workout if you need it! I actually quite enjoyed it but I was glad when it was over and I could finally sit down! If you can rope someone in to help you it would make your life a lot easier, especially when you get to the bit where you need to join the two sections together. Trust me on that! That's where I got my bruises from! :-) There are a couple of minor criticisms I have regarding the desk itself. The cupboard doors don't quite fit straight and they don't shut smoothly either. You have to give them an extra push for them to close. That might just be my one though, but I did use all of the pre-bored holes for the screws. It's not major, as my photo shows. The instructions could be more clear. I accidentally used the smaller dowels for attaching the two main worktop sections together, but I should have used the 3 larger dowels. My mistake. The drawer sliders came packaged in pairs too, but the instructions give the impression they come in separate packages so I was looking everywhere for them thinking they were missing when they weren't. Other than that I am happy with the desk and I would recommend it.

i love the way it looks it’s exactly like the picture & i would recommend however they do need to improve on some basic things considering the price isn’t necessarily cheap. the size and the ergonomics of the desk is great! HOWEVER… when assembling, like someone in the reviews said, you’ll definitely need a good amount of floor space which thankfully we did have, they could also definitely be more clear with their instructions, some diagrams simply weren’t drawn in enough detail, if a board had two holes it would not specify which of the two holes the dowel/screw has to go in, additionally the way the railing had to face wasn’t specified either so after i installed those and began putting the boards together i had to do them all again and turn them around (i also wish they were in general of better quality so when you’re opening and closing drawers it’s a lot more smoother) there was also a fault in manufacturing, a hole where a metal screw needed to go was made as big as a dowel hole and the hole that needed to fit a dowel was small enough to only fit a metal screw (if you buy it it will be the number 2 & 1 screw holes that were mixed up) wasn’t as grave of a mistake because of where it happened on the desk but it’s definitely something to take in mind because if this happened anywhere else on the desk the desk would be susceptible to falling apart. also the drawer i took a picture of slams so loudly when you’re shutting it because of the make of the hinges, the door just slams against the desk and it’s really annoying. the rest like i said is great ! apologies for how messy the pictures are we had to move everything back in. the weight is also not too heavy but you definitely too need two people to move. you will not need a driller for this either just a couple of hand held screwdrivers and a hammer.