Teraves Modern L Shaped Desk with Shelves: Versatile Gaming and Home Office Corner Desk with Large Teak Desktop and 4-Tier Storage Review

Pros: Arrived earlier than expected - Sturdy Consistent with color Negatives: Direction is not very clear when you reach the steps after step c - my part 16 and 1/2 #8 arrived bent - the bottom screws/cushions were out of the box and scattered all over the box. - Parts/holes are offset by half an inch or one inch depending on area. In the package I received all the screws were loosened as per the instructions. However, the middle plate didn't fit, which led to some problems with the end plates.

Bought this to replace a smaller desk I used while working from home - needed a little more space. This table has definitely been delivered. The frame and top feel sturdy and all parts were in great condition upon delivery, although the box looked dented. Very basic, but some sections contained incorrect/missing information about which parts to use in each step, causing some confusion on my part. former. (Step 1 requires parts #4 and #5 to be joined together, but does not say which part # is…

Having been told I would be able to work from home for the foreseeable future I needed a larger desk. I needed to have my personal computer available in addition to my work computer so I didn't have to spend 10 minutes rearranging things at the end of each work day (to avoid using my work computer for my personal evening activities) and do it again every morning! And I still use paper so I needed a wider one than most available so I could have paper or notepads handy. I've been looking for…

When all assembled, this is the sturdiest, most unshakable table I've ever had (it weighed no more than 200 pounds). The bars in the legs are single bolts so I expect they will eventually shift and look cheap but for now they are good. The bars under the middle were a really nice touch. The center shelves can be left without sacrificing stability, and they fit in a tall PC tower, but (and this is probably my only complaint about the table in general) the depth is a bit short. Luckily I use…

First of all, it is a corner table! props for it. With 99.9% of L-shaped corner tables, you should be seated at one end or the other and not face the middle corner. I love the extra legroom and the ability to slide the footrest under the table and have my feet sticking out the back of the table and that can only happen. at the corner. Otherwise the wall gets in the way. Or you need to move the table away from the wall and take up more space. Also, I like having extra table space on either side…