L Shaped Desk, Reversible Corner Computer Desk or Long Desk for 2 Person with Adjustable Shelves, Large Writing Study Workstation with 3 Cable Holes - Black

Très contente de cet achat... Bureau de bonne qualité et de bonne taille... Facile pour le montage à faire à deux... Livraison top dans les délais... Je recommande...

I bought this for a gaming setup, in the future I am getting a pc for this but it works perfectly for anything else. Very sturdy and lots of leg room. Definitely recommended.

Guter Computertisch für ein kleines Zimmer. Wie erwartet. Überrascht war ich über die hervorragende Bauanleitung. Alle Bauteile sind nummeriert und die verschiedenen Schrauben in jeweilige Tütchen verpackt. Eigenes Werkzeug nicht erforderlich. Somit schnell aufgebaut. Die Verpackung des Tisches für den Versand ist auch super. Die Kanten der Holzplatten werden auch noch mal durch zusätzliche Hartplastikecken abgesichert, so dass hier keine Beschädigungen erfolgen können.

Purchased because I decided I wanted a monitor for gaming and work related use and needed a desk that fit in my confined room. This was perfect as it fit perfectly and has the option to change the side at which the longer bit is so is good. Was easy to put together and is sturdy/good quality. Would recommend.

The desk looks pretty much exactly how it looks in the photos, except perhaps the seam between the main desk and the wing potentially being larger - whether this is unavoidable or because one of my screws wasn't tight enough remains to be seen. The desk is very stable - over the past month of use, I've nudged it around and lifted it slightly, and it holds together very well. It looks very nice, and it has a gentle ridged texture to it. So far over the past month, it handles small spills of water, too. My major qualms are the box (of all things) and setting it up. First of all, the box is oddly designed - it doesn't look like it can be reused as a box, though perhaps it can serve as a cover between other fragile furniture that you might have while shipping. Similarly, the foam separators inside kind of disintegrate under your fingers, so they can't be reused either. Next, building the desk is rather straightforward from the figures, and they provide the basic tools to put everything together if you happen to not have your own toolkit. They also have an extra screw of each type. However, it has some potential to go wrong. There are a lot of different parts and screws, and you need a lot of floor space to not get them mixed up, especially if you accidentally remove the number labels from some of them. It took me somewhere between 30 and 60 minutes (I should have counted better) to complete the desk. As a word of warning: the first few steps are extremely tedious and make it seem like it will take forever, but the second half of the procedure is comparatively a breeze. This is because most of the screws are set in the first half of the procedure, and they have a gazillion threads for some reason. Obviously all these parts contribute to the stability of the desk, but nevertheless I really hope I don't have to completely dismantle the desk when I move. As a final note for specific users - I got this desk specifically for the depth and the wing because I have a pen tablet. The dimensions diagram that Cynthia Reed posted in 2021 is the same diagram that I got, and my measurements match. My setup is to set the wing on the right (I'm right-handed), have my laptop on the main desk, a 24" monitor in the far corner, and my tablet on a mousepad at the inner corner, directly in front of the monitor. If I sit centered to the main desk, the monitor is 22" from my nose, which is fine for using the tablet. If I scooch my chair as far right as possible (which is difficult due to my armrest and my uneven floor), the monitor is 20" away, which is still fine, and then I can use the wing as an elbow rest. I did a ton of browsing to find a desk larger than a nominal 24" depth (obviously the monitor itself needs several inches, and the corner of this desk is about 26"), and this one is the best value for my space requirements.