🖥️ Walnut L-Shaped Wood Corner Desk for Home Office by SHW Review

Poor build quality. After assembly, do not plan to move it again, especially on carpets. If you try to move the table to a new position, the brackets holding it in place (very cheap) start to loosen and it looks like the entire table is falling apart. Don't know if it works, haven't tested it. I dare not move it with anything for fear it might collapse; doesn't feel strong at all! I have bought many pieces of furniture to assemble and have never had one that does not lock the pieces in place…

So I'm building a small studio and needed a desk so I decided to buy one. It arrived earlier than expected and it was a very heavy and badly damaged box. It had duct tape on it and you can tell someone before me has used this before. it was a return box. Why would anyone return it? Well, for 1 TABLE HAVE PARTS MISSING! I kept checking, and yes, there were large and small pieces missing. As mentioned in other reviews, it feels flimsy. I couldn't even put it together but the boards were flimsy…

All in all if you are looking for a table on a budget this is the one for you! When I bought this table it cost about $85. I will add that I'm 5ft 2in (shorter). Pros: - It was very easy to assemble, I did it myself and it took me about 20 minutes. - Although small, it is exactly the size I was looking for, not too small but not too big either. - The pieces felt a little flimsy when assembled, but they're actually pretty solid. - I really like that one side is deeper than the other, it gives me

In general, the table is not bad, but the problem lies in the build quality. When fully assembled (it was painful to be honest) it doesn't stay in place. The slightest movement of this table and the glides that hold it in place (very cheap) will start to move leaving you constantly worried about it falling off. The only weight on the table is two monitors, a keyboard and a mouse with a pad. Sometimes we also added some craft items whose weight did not exceed 5 pounds. That being said, the build

This table is great, especially for the price! I was a bit hesitant when deciding to buy because there were some negative reviews and because it was one of the cheapest L-tables I could find. Some reviews say they were flimsy or couldn't even support a monitor, but mine fit my monitor, tablet, speakers, figures and more. It seems to me that with proper assembly there should be no problems. Yes, if you move or push it into the right place with more force than usual, it can of course wobble a…

I got a desk (and a new printer) for my home office from my girlfriend for Christmas and I'm very satisfied. Let's start with the fact that the package arrived about a week ahead of schedule (it was before Christmas - bonus!). And when I opened the box and examined the contents, nothing was damaged or broken. The packaging foam was a bit cracked but clearly did its job and protected the enclosed contents. All necessary parts and details have been considered and clearly marked. The assembly…

Be careful first, the box it comes in makes it easier for two people to transport. It's awkward to hold, so keep that in mind. On the table. Pros: First of all, it is EXACTLY like the picture. Part. If you don't want to waste time removing them, don't worry, they're hidden when assembled. (Except for the bottom left, but honestly it's not too noticeable.) It seems pretty solid, at least when assembled. It looks very nice. It was packaged quite well too. The bad - when assembling make sure you…

I recently moved cross country and made the decision not to lug my old, cheap, homemade table that is falling apart to truck yards and instead buy a new one when I get home . new house. Unfortunately I suspect that due to delivery issues due to COVID many shops around me are out of tables or only have ones that were ridiculously expensive as it is now the start of the school year so my options were limited. . I took a chance on ordering this one as it seemed more durable than some of the other…