Cubiker Computer Office Writing Storage Furniture and Home Office Furniture Review

I was looking for a simple desk for working from home. I don't have a lot of space so I need something small and durable. I used to buy small tables and they seemed very thin and fragile. They trembled or wobbled when my knee touched them. However, this table is very durable. I have a side pocket that I can use to store papers or even a bluetooth keyboard so I have space to write. I am planning to get 2 more for my kids room to serve as homework table.

Received this in the mail today and was trying to put it back together. The support rods on the back sagged a little because they were too long for the holes they were supposed to screw into. Then I tried to attach the table top and half the holes didn't match. I measured the top of the table and they were drilled evenly. However, when I measured the holes on the bars, one of the holes on the bars was offset a full inch on each side. I had to return the product as it was unusable.

Very cheap price. The product came undamaged and with all the details. The parts are properly sorted, easy to assemble and assemble with an Allen key. There is sufficient padding in the packaging. Assembly took less than 10 minutes by working alone. The metal frame is solid and while I was concerned it might wobble when I bought it, it's incredibly strong and well made. The assembled table was level; Decent looks seems solid enough and adequate for my needs. I would recommend it to friends who…

These beautiful metal frame tables are easy to assemble and very durable. It's assembled in such a way that if something happens to the table top, you can just cut out a piece of wood of the same size and put it there. There is no play in the presence of brackets. This is a great simple table for kids to study and do their homework on and that's what we bought it for. Their mileage may vary, of course, but all three arrived safely with no problems. Each bolt was "extra" which was very nice.

I received this table in the mail today and I have already initiated a return. The first problem I had was during the first step of the installation because the base screws were larger in diameter and wouldn't screw in. Second, the screw at the top of the table was too long and pierced through when tightened. What if I used the wrong screw? No, not a chance. The instructions said to use "silver" screws (there are only four of them and they are specially designed for this part of the assembly)…

I was so surprised by the packaging of the table. The packaging was top notch. The corners of the top have been covered with hard plastic in addition to the corners in the box to prevent damage during shipping. The label on the bag of screws makes assembly easier. And it took about 15 minutes. The wood is strong enough to support a computer and the desk doesn't wobble. If you assemble it correctly, it snaps firmly into place as it should. The table was well insulated. It came with all the…

The homeless guy who lives behind my McDonald's is more collected than this table. It also makes more sense than this table since it talks to rats. OK, where do I start? 1.) Feet that protect the metal from the ground are not suitable. I pray you don't have hardwood floors. 3.) Skip #2 because I'm done with that. The screws connecting the metal bracket to the table top are TOO LONG so you either have to decide if you want a sturdy table with screws protruding; or a table that slides more than…

This is the worst table I have ever bought or used. Assembly: It's strange that they can send a large rectangular piece of wood, but the metal frame that holds it is assembled but split into 4 pieces. This means that after making the legs, you need to hold the 4 legs in a perfectly vertical position and mount 4 metal rods on them to form a frame. Just think about it and imagine how easy it is to make some misalignments along the way. To make matters worse, the screw holders on the tree easily…