Linea Italia Small Desk Silver Furniture Review

Very easy to assemble and looks great. The table is very durable as it only has two mounting points in the form of wing nuts.

This is a great table and I ended up with the least damaged one. Both had broken plates and bent metal. On the one I salvaged I was able to smooth out the metal and the chip was on the back so I used a marker to fill in but you can still see it as the top of the laminate has chipped off.

This is a large, simple and functional desk with plenty of counter space and legroom. It's surprisingly light for its size, but not at the expense of strength. Very easy assembly and disassembly: Simply connect the side parts with the cross braces, place the table top on top and fasten it to the base frame with two screws (no screwdriver required). I can't say anything about the durability yet, but there don't seem to be any clear weaknesses. The Italia part of the name is misleading as the…

Although the pictures show the top to look like a thick sheet of plywood, on what appears to be chipboard or MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard). It's a nice Formica-style desk, but it probably won't last as long as plywood, and it feels more like plastic than real wood. Knowing this, I may not have paid the $213 plus tax on this purchase. Aside from that and a metal tab that needs straightening before assembly, it feels like a solid and well-built table and was very easy to put together. If this…

I ordered a large 6 foot table but when I received it I found one thing that made me want to return it: broken Laminate on the underside, The brackets on the underside of the hard top are not aligned with the edge (should the legs be rotated inwards?), Bent joints on the legs (at the welds), A bracket on the underside of the hard top is not straight screwed together, mounts that don't fit together easily and require a great deal of effort or a hammer to get in fully, and what cemented his faith