Review on Black Glass L-Shape Corner Computer Desk with Pull-Out Keyboard Tray - 83.25 inches wide x 23.5 inches deep x 29 inches high by Tanya Hughes

The table looks modern and pretty at home unlike other office furniture. Assembly is a bit tricky as the holes in the wooden legs and the metal parts don't match 100%; It takes a little effort to get them to align. The installation is best done with two people. Attaching the glass surfaces to the frame is the worst technical solution I have ever seen. The silver-colored metal fittings are glued to the glass and screwed into the metal frame. When tensioning the frame (see assembly comment above) the frame is not as flat and square as one might expect. Not only were some of these glass mounts already loose in the box, others also came loose during assembly. I'm surprised the resulting stress didn't shatter the glass. Now the corner glass is fixed with only one fastener. I have another, older table where the table's structural integrity does not depend on the attachment of the glass surfaces to the frame. Instead, the glass sits on suction cups. This ensures that the surface does not wobble and that the glass is flexible in relation to the frame. I'll pay attention to these details next time.