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 Review

Now that I've managed to assemble it it's very attractive and I hope it will last for many years as I don't plan on stacking a lot of heavy stuff on it. However, it was VERY difficult to assemble. The included instructions were ridiculously short, but luckily the Revain website had more detailed and helpful instructions. However, even they couldn't make up for the fact that the details were poorly worked out. The holes just didn't match (I had to drill a few myself). A few key load-bearing…

As mentioned by many others, this table has serious design and quality issues that became apparent during assembly. I don't think the instructions in the guide were unclear, but the way the corner piece fits into the sides is almost impossible to assemble yourself. The screws didn't line up with the holes for the glass pieces, and I ended up only screwing in two of the four screws for each rectangular pane of glass (and you have to be very careful when pushing the top down so the pane doesn't…

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)

As mentioned, this is a nightmare for two people to assemble. I figured it can't be that difficult with two people who have decent experience assembling furniture, but damn it, I was wrong. The wooden legs need to be bent to fit the other parts so it takes two people to do this and even my husband had trouble bending the wood long enough for me to get the screws in. It's easy to assemble things upside down or upside down because the instructions are utterly useless and half the parts are…

Let's call it somewhere between 2 and 3 stars. I assemble it myself - I would advise you to do it together, otherwise you will have to balance. The screws for adding retractable rails to the bars they hang from were too big. They would just start a thread and go no further. I've tried a hand screwdriver and a cordless screwdriver; they would not move. Luckily I have a few different screws and found four that fit. Directions are - as some people mention - poor. Even if they just provided larger…