Review on 💻 TECHNI MOBILI Modus Metal Computer Student Laptop Desk: Sleek & Sturdy Graphite Design by Victoria Smith

That's not the case. This is an MFD covered in a plastic film that doesn't fully adhere to the wood. While it was fairly easy to put together for the most part, I did have a few issues. I have extensive experience assembling furniture such as Ikea. The issues I had were mostly with the drawer slides. The main frame appeared to be bent around a single hole and as a result getting 1 bolt straight in was quite difficult. I ended up removing the head of the screw and trying to drive it straight. Hold on first. Also pay attention to the panties, they are covered in a rather thick fat that does not wash off easily. The drawer isn't easy to open either. I'm not sure if this is related to the problems I had installing the slats or not. The drawer may use a pull or some type of handle. I might add one at the end. I made a small mistake assembling the bottom and back along the sides with the sides crooked and the drawers sticking out. They were easy to take apart and swap out and I didn't notice them coming loose as a result. The wheels rolled easily on my Berber carper. Over time, these wheels will collect dust and become more difficult to roll. I'll see if I can find something better, such as B. Solid rubber roller wheels. Another note: the description says the metal is scratch resistant, but that's not true. Mine came with a nice red scratch on one side. I can't take it off and feel like it's built in. Also, the table top had some scratches on the surface. It looks like something hard was in the package and it moved and scratched during shipping. Now it was really very well packaged. Nice cardboard corners, matching foam panels at the top, bottom and center. I am deducting two stars due to scratches and dents in the metal and slippage issues. Otherwise it would have gotten 5 stars from me.