Review on Pink Height Adjustable Sofa Side Table with Wheels for Small Spaces, Overbed Bedside Table for Home Office, Student Study Writing Desk, Laptop Desk TV Table for Living Room and Bedrooms by Danielle Aycock

I'll say 2 things that drive me crazy about items like these: 1) crumbly styrofoam that sticks to everything due to static electricity 2) assembly features that only work well if you have TWO people making them and unfortunately this item is both of these items and you will find new profanity in your attempt to collect it. For example screws for the back panel below and metal studs that need to be inserted and properly aligned so you can hold the L-Bracket, insert the screw and try to tighten it from the side while trying to keep the plumb line of the L-Bracket Keep your bow and pray that you don't accidentally twist the vertebra in question by tilting it slightly. If you have ANOTHER person helping you, this problem is somewhat trivial, but if you try to solve it on your own, you will end up throwing things at the wall. Oh yes, and styrofoam. It took me a while to put all the pieces together. I made the mistake of sweeping it up and the static clinging to the broom has to be removed manually as it IS EASY. honestly - putting it together I LOVE THIS THING. It's solid, the wheels work well and can lock up, and the metal parts are very strong. The vertical position can be adjusted and then fixed with 2 friction screws on the back. The legs can be slid under the sofa when you have about 1.5 to 2 inches of free space to allow you to bring it closer to you if needed. There is enough space for a wireless keyboard and mouse if you have connected a computer to a TV, for example. , or they will go well with a 17" laptop and mouse if your mouse has a high sensitivity setting to minimize the space required for on-screen navigation. Despite the tree migraine, I'm very happy with it.