Desk, computer, work for student SKANDIWOOD Liverpool in loft style 90x50x75 cm, brown / black Review
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Description of Desk, computer, work for student SKANDIWOOD Liverpool in loft style 90x50x75 cm, brown / black
The loft-style Liverpool writing desk on original metal legs will fit well into any interior and create a cozy atmosphere in your home, apartment or office. It will be convenient for both a child and an adult to study at this desk.
The table can be used as: a computer desk; a desk for the home; a writing desk for an office. A desk for a student; The table is equipped with separating walls that will help organize convenient storage of various items: books, textbooks, notebooks, documents and stationery. This makes the desk very practical and comfortable to work with.
The use of original powder-coated metal legs in the construction gives this writing desk an individual character and incredible practicality.
You will not need much effort to assemble this writing, computer desk yourself. Hardware and detailed instructions are included.
Advantages: modern and stylish design; ease of assembly; high-quality materials; polymer coating of metal with powder paint; will fit well into any interior; we are the manufacturer and official store of the SKANDIWOOD brand.
In the assortment of our store you can also choose writing and computer tables of other sizes, colors and styles (loft, Scandinavian, modern).
Thank you for choosing SKANDIWOOD furniture!
Pros
- 1) Surprisingly nice instructions (the truth lies like a toilet leaf all wrinkled, you can fold it like a book and put it in carefully - it will be cool) 2) Flat tabletop 3) Relatively easy to assemble, almost IKEA (this is where all the comparisons end).
Cons
- All the rest. This is a completely hacky production, you can see in the photo The legs are fastened to the table with a screw, when you press it with self-tapping screws, tension appears in the metal. The tubes themselves were seized by welding, as if by a schoolboy from a vocational school, who was given a semiautomatic device and said - cook here. The paint on the tubes is peeling off, the paint on the flat elements of the legs is "shaved off". The screws are half a millimeter wider than the holes for them, I had to fasten 2 legs with self-tapping screws at an angle so that the cap would stick into the metal, otherwise the screw would “fall through”. On a flat floor, the table "walks" naturally, with such legs.
