Flash Furniture Adjustable Drawing Drafting Review

I don't like that the assembly instructions were all pictures and not words. It took several times to assemble and disassemble to get the drawers working properly, then tighten and loosen the sides to make the drawer fit and then slide in and out properly. Currently the screws are so loose that the table itself can wobble a bit. However, if I tighten the screws any further, the drawer won't slide out. If you put something in the side shelves, they will sag instead of staying flush with the top.

This table is perfect for sitting on the couch and solving puzzles. I agree with other reviewers that the assembly diagram is incomprehensible, but it was easy to figure out. It was missing the pilot holes where the ridge plate goes, but other than that it was pretty easy to put together. As also mentioned in the reviews, once the screws are tightened, the drawer becomes difficult to open. It comes with a small wrench and an Allen key, but you'll also need a Phillips screwdriver and possibly a…

I assembled it this morning. This was a present for my wife. Everything went well. It helped reading other reviews to keep things loose until the drawer is in, but I've had experience with this in the past anyway. The drawer was a little cramped after assembly, but I don't think we'll be using it because it seems to get in the way of your knees. I am 6 feet, wife is 5 feet 6 inches. If you lower the chair, the table top will become too high, making it almost useless. It might be easier for the…

While I can understand the dissatisfaction with this product, it only lasts a while. You will need a Phillips screwdriver, everything else is included. Lay out the pieces and don't lose sight of the numbers and letters. Take your time. It's actually quite simple with a drawer. Extending your arms far enough reveals a black piece of plastic. (yes it will take a good pull to uncover it) Press on the other side and it will separate the two. Now you can spin it! The holes are a bit small, but these

I like the size of this table. I love him for his pen and ink work and many other art projects. It's the perfect size because it's small enough to fit in a lot of places but does the job. You can use it when it is flat or slanted. The only problem I have is that I just broke a wheel. I use it on a tile floor and move it frequently and the wheel eventually gave up. I also broke two of the side panels. I caught something and they clicked. But the table worked for me. I just want to find casters…

Got my table yesterday. The box looked like it had been re-taped at some point, but apart from the dented corners that are normal with any box removed from a UPS truck, everything was fine. Those complaining about the condition of the package must have never received anything from UPS before. That being said, I agree with the previous reviewer: if you don't know how to assemble furniture, don't get this table unless you have someone willing to assemble it for you. I had no problems and…

This is a sturdy little desk that works well and is the perfect size and function for my artistic 13 year old has the age. an old daughter and her huge collection of pencils and erasers. For $60, this is a solid purchase. Nobody should expect the kind of quality that calls for abuse at this price point. Like all cheap furniture, you need to assemble them properly and take care of them properly to get the most out of them. It's better made and has a lot more features than the same price Wal-Mart

We are now enjoying the finished product. Most of the reviews here contain very well-founded criticism of the instructions. You should only buy this table if you can patiently decipher the instructions and spend a few hours assembling it. The instructions consist of a page with accessory drawings on one side and a series of numbered drawings on the other side. There are close-ups in these drawings that are very difficult to see, and the manufacturer should have added a few key tips or added a…