Studio Designs Folding Station 13221 Review

Like everyone else my legs are very difficult to put in place and I'm quite strong. Also, the third picture led me to believe that this is a portable device (can be folded) and it absolutely isn't, at least for me. Not only do you not want to deal with the legs again (already tried, unsuccessfully), but the adjustment bracket would also have to be removed. Bought for an apartment but there is no room for a permanent crafting table. I would have sent it back without hesitation if I hadn't…

The table comes mostly pre-assembled - a few simple connections need to be made before installation. (Read the instructions before cutting the packing straps.) Not having my own studio space, it's nice that you can set it up and then fold it back down for storage when you need room for something else. Because you can change the angle of the desktop, you can also lay it flat to use as a DIY desktop. Overall this is excellent value for money. My only complaint is that the clamps that snap the…

This is a great table but I think it's better suited for a permanent installation. They forget to tell you how much brute force it takes to set it up! (I figured it would be easier if I simultaneously press down on the bar with my hip while pushing it down with my hand.) There is a zipper on each side with instructions not to remove it until the table is complete is assembled. OK. Since the table is supposed to fold up for storage, what are you supposed to do if you need to set it up again…

While the table top is pretty decent and I love the side trays, it's a little difficult to lower this table once you've set it up - I usually have to raise the table by hand. a metal latch at the back to allow it to slide into the "lowered" position. Unfortunately this product was delivered to me both times, it arrived broken. The first time, the metal screws/fixtures on the lower left side of the table completely detached from the chipboard making it difficult if not impossible to raise and…