Furinno Econ Multipurpose Home Office Computer Writing Desk W/Bin, Columbia Walnut/Dark Brown, 12095Cwn/Dbr

For yall who are hesitant to buy this, Dont be, cause this is literally perfect for both studying purposes and for PC usage, I've had it for a month now and it's very solid has great stability for such a less price

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I just loved this.. It's compact and easy to assemble.

Nice product, easy to adjust ,worth paying

This is a long one. I've been sitting on this rage for a bit so hold onto your butts. First I'll extend an olive branch: the desk fits well into anyone's budget. At the time (like, 2 weeks ago) I got it for $40. Not bad. It's a desk. It does desk things. That's about all the good I have to say here.But speaking of the price, I bought it for $40 and as soon as I started assembling this god damn thing I knew I got gypped. The instructions were clear enough. Allegedly the desk should be assembled in roughly 30 minutes if you have someone helping you. My roommates were out so I tackled the project myself, figuring that at most it would take an hour. 4 hours later, I'm still working on it. Why? Because there were supposed to be holes for all the screws and pegs that were drilled into the wood already, according to the instructions, but I guess the guy who was supposed to do that got drunk on the job because there's no holes. I don't have tools either. I have one Gerber multi tool and I had to painstakingly "drill" my own holes with a broken knife, a now-worn down screwdriver head, and a series of other tool-heads that are now similarly worn. Before you say, "What's the problem, don't Gerbers have a lifetime warranty?" Yeah, it's only good for the one replacement. This was it. I paid $80 for the Gerber and $40 for the desk, but now that half the tools in my Gerber are useless, technically I'm out $120. If the manufacturer is reading this, I accept reimbursement through the Cash App.Speaking of price, as I clicked on this product to file my initial complaint, I found more reasons to get pissed off. The price on this piece of excrement actually JUMPED by $15 in the literally 2 weeks since I bought this. How is the demand rising at all? I feel like it should be plummeting faster than our president's approval ratings. I wouldn't even buy this again if the price dropped $15. I wouldn't even take it for FREE if I knew what I was getting into.Now the sturdiness. It's okay. Not great, not terrible, but I'm a little concerned at how much this thing wiggles just from me lightly typing away on my laptop. The directions say the desk is prorated to hold 15 pounds across the main part of it, but the directions also said the holes were supposed to be pre-drilled so I don't know about that. The good news is that if I'm unlucky enough to fart on this thing and it collapses, the manufacturer owes me a new computer.That's right, this desk is so awful that I'm praying that it breaks for a payout. Maybe I'll tack on extra charges for emotional pain and suffering. I could be paying my bills right now. I could be writing that novel I promised I'd start on once I get a new desk. But instead I'm putting off my entire life to warn the people of Amazon to not buy this desk."But Nick! It's cheap, you knew what you were getting into!" Maybe, but it really says something about this economy that I can't even save money or else I just end up wasting it. What sick person would charge someone $40 (and then $55.11 before tax and shipping) and then blame them for not throwing down an extra $500 when it blows up in their face? That's not how you compete with other businesses. I'm an English major and I have no skills but I could make a better desk out of cardboard and pubic hairs.Oh and one last thing: the pull out drawer or whatever it's called, the thing you put your keyboard on? Flimsier than a tightrope walker with Parkinson's. I look at it funny and it just falls off. There's nothing holding it together. I'm not sure if I should add more holes so I can screw it on, but god forbid I finish the manufacturer's job.Anyway, my point is don't buy this desk. 2/10; I'm burning this when I find something better.

Its sturdy and worth the money however This is nothing like the colour on the photo so if your buying it like I did toMatch your room furnishings then this is nothing like grey it's a brown oak colour nothing like grey

Needed to get a smaller desk after moving, but didn't want to spend too much, and after a lot of trawling across the 'net, this seemed to fit the bill.Seems OK after nearly 2 months, but still getting used to not having anywhere near the space I had with my old one.Would be handy if the shelf on the right hand side was adjustable, as I prefer my PC Base unit on the floor rather than up on the shelf as it has to be in this case.I measured everything carefully to ensure that everything I needed to fit on the desk would fit, and as you can see it does.The material appears to be MDF with a black indeterminate covering, but the covering is VERY thin so will become easily damaged - mine has a couple of scratches already.Each part of the desk is around 12mm thick, so NOT for heavy duty use. I would say ideal for a kid's bedroom (apart from the fact it damages easily) or a small room / office where space is at a premium, but if you have the space, there are better desks out there.**NOTE** The hutch my monitor is standing on in the pic was bought separately and wasn't part of this desk.

As the review states, the design of of this desk is excellent. The size is reasonably small, it has multiple layers, it has a place to put your keyboard and mouse under the desk, it has a compartment to put things in. It's pretty great.The concern is the quality of the wood itself, and the paint coming away from the wood so early into its life. There are several areas which have seen quite minor use which have paint pulling away from the wood. Although at this point in its life it is mostly just an aesthetic problem, I am fairly certain that in the not so distant future I am going to need to repaint the wood and possibly varnish it.I would also like to clarify that although it just looks like a surface, cleaning it only adds more white dots, and upon further inspection it is quite self-evident that this is whatever is underneath the paint coming through the top layer of paint.Tl:Dr - This is a well designed but cheap item, the actual quality of the item itself is very poor, however the design is excellent. I'd also add that it was easy to put together alone, although a little time consuming.

This was perfect for my sons needs to organise all of his gaming equipment. Don't bother! Instead spend an hour assembling it, feel chuffed with yourself and then for the finishing touches..peel off all the stickers. Only did 2 (and gently) as they also peeled the wood effect off to reveal the cheap ply beneath. Ruined. Another hour to disassemble and pack up and now need to find the time to take it to the Post Office (it's a 2 person carry). Still they will refund up to £4.75 postage..will probably cost me £15 due to the weight! Son bought it out of his birthday money and is gutted.