Review on 💻 Maple OneSpace Stanton Computer Desk by Ben Olson

Perfect little covid workstation for my tiny house. I wasn't thrilled when I put it in the shopping cart. It was like a changing table on a walker. But $50! And then I put everything together. It was pretty easy to put together yourself as long as you follow the instructions and don't fully tighten the screws until everything is assembled. Requires the included hex key and Phillips screwdriver (not included). And about 30 minutes. The result is a rugged, functional little workstation that doesn't take up much space. If not pretty, the white oak version at least fades nicely against the white wall. The keyboard tray fits my non-gamer mechanical wired keyboard. By sliding the keyboard away, this desk really makes it easier to live with than if your office were in your bedroom! It also doesn't have room for my trackpad, which I sit on with a monitor. I mistakenly thought I would want to put my feet awkwardly on the bottom shelf. Since the keyboard slides out, my feet are still planted firmly on the floor and I have room. The curved front legs, which make it look like a walker, allow you to cross and open your legs with play. Combined with a $100 Office Depot chair, I have a very livable little office. The purchase I was not hoping for turned out to be successful!