DlandHome L-Shaped Computer Desk 59 Inches X 59 Inches Review

I didn't have a desk and was working at my kitchen table at home, but after 9 months I decided it was time to get a desk. I liked the look of it because it has two workspaces. I knew I would use one side for my work laptop and one side for my personal laptop. I assembled it myself. took a while but wasn't difficult. I love it and would buy it again.

I didn't like leaving a lot of screws loose and tightening them after everything was assembled. Nothing compares to an Ikea assembly. Even then, some things don't line up perfectly, but I don't have that fake "OCD" that people keep saying they have. Also, it's durable, a little shorter than expected but fits all my tech. That's great.

I've just started but assembly couldn't be simpler. Everything is well marked and everything is perfectly aligned. I sat on it after I finished assembly and it didn't even budge. I was a bit skeptical as the price was so low, but I'm pleasantly surprised at how good it is! I wish everything I got from Revain was that perfect. Definitely recommend it!

I would like to start off by saying that I was a bit nervous at first when I saw a cracked board when I took all the wood out of the box. It turns out these two pieces of wood (last picture) help protect the real table pieces from breaking or bumping during shipping. Already five stars. I then had some trouble (can't lie) with the table assembly until I actually took the time to study the instructions. It's a lot easier than you think. PLEASE pay attention to assembly and look ahead so you can…

I had to modify this table so many times that I just had to assemble my own. The holes should point in the right direction. Second: NONE OF THE HOLES FOR THE TOP OR SUPPORT BRACKET WERE MADE CORRECTLY. The support brace holes were 90* out so they didn't work and the countertops only had 2 holes EACH SIDE of the 4 we actually machine in and they didn't even line up with the countertop! I make my own holes and still was only able to get 2 on each side so one side just rests on the frame and can…

I encountered a few problems assembling the table. The biggest problem was that the hole for one of the top panels was placed in the wrong place. There are a total of 4 x 2.5" holes in the metal frames that hold the panel to the frame, I had 3. One was about 2". So I broke off some of my work, grabbed some bits and a drill and made the right hole. It's fine, but I wouldn't have to do it, and not everyone has exercises and an exercise to do it. There should also be 2 bolts and nuts tightening…

I've spent a great deal of time finding the exact table that fits my needs. I was short on space and couldn't fit more than 5-6 square feet. The L-shaped table was perfect for my needs, so I set to work trying all the possible combinations. After a few weeks I was frustrated that I hadn't found anything that I thought would work. The desks either have too much desktop depth, minimizing the space I could allocate for my rather large chair, or they were too expensive to justify my moderate…