Review on Black Glass L-Shape Corner Computer Desk with Pull-Out Keyboard Tray - 83.25 inches wide x 23.5 inches deep x 29 inches high by Lori Gallegos

As mentioned, this is a nightmare for two people to assemble. I figured it can't be that difficult with two people who have decent experience assembling furniture, but damn it, I was wrong. The wooden legs need to be bent to fit the other parts so it takes two people to do this and even my husband had trouble bending the wood long enough for me to get the screws in. It's easy to assemble things upside down or upside down because the instructions are utterly useless and half the parts are unlabeled. We ordered two tables and a set of legs on one of the tables was scratched so badly at the bottom that even a wooden handle wouldn't cover it. Tendency to slide backwards when trying to type. On my table it slides halfway out and then it's a little strenuous to pull it all the way out because I assume it's bent or deformed somewhere in the mechanism, while the tray on my husband's table slides out smoothly but makes a horrible squeak as well slips. back when typing. This makes my shoulders ache from having to press my wrists down to keep the tray from moving. And of course it's easier to lubricate a sticky mechanism than to loosen it. The tables look beautiful in real life, the stain is a lovely cherry red color and apart from the worn leg they look exactly like the picture and we have plenty of space on the glass top. But if you ever plan on moving or dismantling that table, you're running far, far away. I have no idea how we're ever going to get that out of the room it was assembled in. I don't even want to think about it.