47 Inch Modern Office Desk - Coleshome Sturdy Computer Writing Desk For Home Study, Black Review

I read a lot of the Reviews on quite a few "computer desks" here on Walmart and needed something simple to extend my existing desk that has a glass top and very stable welded legs. The dimensions on this seemed "perfect". Correct height to match my desk. Depth was only 1/2" shy of what I now have. And I liked the idea of the bottom braces that join the legs together, front-to-back (this table design would be horrible without them!).Here are some Good Points.1) They pack it very well. The box…

The desk is pretty nice. It's easy to put together. I managed it, by myself, in under an hour. The only thing I might recommend is using a thin washer when securing the desk top to the legs. When I was screwing it together, the head of the screw went through the hole and almost pushed through the top of the desk. With a thin washer, it should keep the screw from going into the hole.Other than that, it works well for my "Strip Of Computers".

First off I bought this for $85 on a sale and it’s better than most other deals at that and a bit higher prices.The black coloring on the metal appears powder costed and decently durable. No specific issues with the hardware, meaning it doesn’t seem too soft such that the threads ate easily damaged or the shaft too brittle and easily snapped.Cons:* some of the screws are very difficult to thread through the internal "bolts” and it seems there may be some QA issues there. One bolt was too large…

I got this product on sale and was initially ecstatic. Then I opened the package and had to assemble it. On the surface, the table looked great. The finish is nice and the metal components aren't terribly bad looking (not sleek by any means). My main issue is that while I was building the table, I was extremely annoyed and frustrated by how dirty each piece was (see photos). Even worse, I noticed that some of the parts already has rust (?!). That did not sit well with me.The end product is fine

I have 2 minds on this product:Mind 1: Workmanship is mediocre. Frame was welded crooked and not flat such that it doesnt sit flat on the desk slab. Screwing it down to the desk slab twists the frame and then the legs are no longer straight. Instructions dont mention that the frame only goes one way on the desk slab - welds on the bottom side. Screws to bolt the frame to the slab needs washers, whcih dont come with the desk. feet need nuts so they dont wobble, which dont come with the desk…

This desk took me about 10 minutes give or take to assemble. Easiest assembly job I've ever done. The desk is a lot longer than I thought it would be, which is great because right now I only have a laptop but I'm planning on getting another screen soon. The extra space is also very useful for when I'm opening several books at a time and I'm studying for essays, quizzes, tests and such. The only problem I do find with this desk is that it squeaks a lot, if you shift your weight on the desk a…

This product is great so far, I haven’t had it long but it holds up what I need well. It was also very easy for me to assemble, took me less than an hour to put it together. My only complaint is that when I got it there were scratches in the wood. I know it’s not easy to protect the wood, but still I was a little disappointed to see them, you may be able to see them in the photos. But it gets the job done and I’m happy with it! The scratches can be covered up by the things on top of the desk…

Quality isn't the best, the top piece was nice luckily, but one of the legs had a big hole in the side of it. Also had to bend the frame a little bit to get it to bolt together, assemble it upside down and leave everything somewhat loose as you go together and it goes together quick and easy.Good news, they packed the top finish part nicely and it isn't damaged. It is also a very cheap table, I didn't expect anything amazing for $150. It is sturdy and doesn't move a lot. I bought it for my GF…

A little rust inside the metal legs. Be careful not to over tighten bolts or it will crush the thin metal legs. Only damage was a little ding on one leg. It's sturdy enough for a computer but it does wobble just a little as there's no brace connecting the left and right side legs. The top does seem to leave a lot of finger prints. Overall decent desk that does the job. I think most people would be happy with it for the price.

I got one that had a bolt hole that wasn't even complete being drilled out went to go build it after a month of it sitting in my basement and I can't even put it together due to bolt holes not being completely drilled out in the steel bars. This was after the return period and the seller glady refunded me my money and was very quick to do so! I would definitely recommend this seller as they offered to ship a new product or refund my money for defective desk which probably was a manufacturing…

let me start with, I highly recommend this table/desk.TLDR;PRO:+metal frame, top box frame is welded+easy assembly+solid construction+beautiful color and wood top+only 12 screws needed and comes with spares+tubular steel used is strong+assembles in minutes even without any power toolsCons:-while the tubular steel is strong it is possible to damage them by over tightening the screws, suggest not using power tools during construction-no over torque protection, over tightening can crush the…

Writing this review after almost 2 years of use. For the price, it served its purpose very well. However, if you put any sort of load on it at all (monitors, a PC, laptop, etc.) it freaks very badly. Over the 2 years I used it, I replaced the screws, put shims in between the metal contact surfaces, used grease on the threads and contact surfaces. None of these stopped the awful creaking noises. I could tell whenever one of my cats was on the desk from across my hole because the desk would…

Just assembled this today (Maybe took 30 minutes by myself) and put together my desk; I have the 62" model and has plenty of room for my two monitors (29 and 32), plus my giant tower (Easily 8" wide, 24" tall and 24" long), with plenty of extra room for a printer if I wanted to put it there.Some people mentioned that it's wobbly; it is a little, but it really isn't noticeable once you put things on top of the desk - plus mine is against a wall. So far I don't see any problems with this model…

I've bought particle board desks that were more solid than this. The corners are held on with 4 tiny weld tacks (most of which are burned through). 2 of the 14 bolts were damaged, and 1 of the holes for the bolts were damaged. After tapping the holes and chasing the threads on the bolts assembly was easy enough, though the directions don't put to much emphasis on the orientation of the legs so that you can mount the bottom cross bars, but I didn't pay enough attention, so that's a 50/50 I…

This product is amazing for the price. The shipping did take a long time, but that was expected with the holidays and the timing of my order placement. It includes everything you’ll need to assemble the table itself so you won’t need to go running around looking for drills and screwdrivers. All the parts were there and the instructions were easy to understand. Some of the plastic labels regarding the pieces fell off which is okay, because it’s not that hard to know which piece goes where…

So I was excited to get the table. Showed up with no instructions or hardware to install. EGH! So I contacted the seller and was sent instructions by pdf. That is cool. Then they needed my address so I gave that and was sent the hardware. I got extra bolts I didn't need but I was still missing some of the correct bolts. So I ended up going to my local hardware store and getting additional bolts I needed. I got the table all put together and noticed the legs bow in a little. So I loosened…

This one's hard to put a finger on. You can only expect so much from a desk around $100, but there were some questionable design choices that dropped the score for me. First off, it does the job. It wasn't a big deal to set up and it's sturdy enough. The desk is fairly wobbly (minor shimmy when I'm typing) and I'm worried with the quality that it will wobble worse as time goes on. Two things really made me scratch my head about the design though. There are bars that run between the legs on…

Value for price is excellent. I slipped an 88-key Yamaha P45b (electric piano) under this thing and it's perfect. Got all the DTMP stuff on the desk, and my music maker underneath. Width between the legs available for a digital piano (or stamp collection) is 58 inches.For more usual desk use, the thing is at perfect desktop height. and is solid, sturdy, etc. Will be a good desk. One drawback -- the structural member across the front MAY make mounting a keyboard drawer difficult, depending upon…

I love the simple look of it and it’s a little wobbly but only if you shove it around so don’t like push off with your chair from it or lean on it that just seems not like a good idea. I have the secret labs Titan chair and when at the lowest setting I fit perfectly up against the desk. It’s lower than I thought it was going to be but I haven’t really bought a desk before lol. It was really easy to put together like wow really easy. The underneath of the black table is brown so I think it may…

This semi expensive desk could have more features like a cable hole or be lighter much like a gaming desk.But lets be real you're looking at the reviews for a sturdy reliable desk for putting together a long lasting relationship filled with blood sweat and tears. *Ahem* if that is what you're are looking for look no further this desk will always have your back through thick and thin it is sturdier than a truck,I ordered the teak version of this Coleshome 55 inch desk it is pretty big though not