Teraves Reversible L-Shaped Desk Corner Gaming Computer Desk Office Workstation Modern Home Study Writing Wooden Table (Small, Teak)

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A DESK TO STAND OUT AND STAR IN ANY ROOM PLEASE BUY THIS AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL DESK. ITS HUGE, PLENTY OF ROOM, STURDY AND EASY TO ASSEMBLE. I RECOMMEND THIS DESK AND AM PROUD TO SAY SO. SO BUY ONE OR MORE...lol... YOU WONT BE DISSAPOINTED.

So easy to put together. I did it in about an hour all by myself! Very sturdy and looks nice in my home office. A great purchase!!!

Ok first of all THANK YOU because you have an Amazon costumer service, we received an email from you offering us to try it one mora time by getting another desk with no charge ( after we do the return for the defective first order). Honestly I was surprised because this is the first time that I feel that vendors really take care of our as a costumers, Everything was super quickly we received our replacement desk in 3 days, and today we finally assembled it, WE LOOOVEEEE THIS DESK NO CONCERNS this time all pieces matched, easy to assemble, and looks amazing!!!!! I’m changing my 1 start review for a 5 plus review!!!!! THANK YOU****last pictures belong to this updated****We were very excited with this new desk, we received it today the box in perfect condition and super fast, the color enchanted us, large and it seemed to be a good buy for the price ... the negative: starting to assemble it after seeing the instructions we began to be disappointed: one of the pieces totally impossible to assemble the holes for the screws in the wood were not in accordance with the black pieces, even though I had liked it so much we decided to continue with the large structure of the desk, other drawbacks: some not level legs , among other things.

*Would give 5 stars if any readable directions came with it*. If you're on the hunt for a desk that blends functionality with value, the Teraves Reversible L Shaped Desk, measuring a spacious 57.9 inches, might just catch your eye. At first glance, this desk exudes a contemporary charm that promises to uplift any gaming or work setup. Its robust build quality and stylish finish are definite pluses, making it an attractive choice for budget-conscious buyers.However, brace yourself for a bit of a challenge when it comes to assembly. The desk comes with a set of instructions that can only be described as minimalist, and that's putting it kindly. The guide is more of a visual riddle, featuring tiny and somewhat confusing illustrations that leave much to the imagination. Unlike more detailed manuals that walk you through the process step by step, this one seems to test your intuitive assembly skills.Assembling this desk turned into a two-hour puzzle-solving session, a stark contrast to the 30 minutes it might take with clearer instructions. The saving grace was that all the necessary parts, tools, nuts, and bolts were included and well-labeled. So once you decipher the cryptic pictorial cues, everything aligns perfectly, resulting in a sturdy and functional desk.In summary, the Teraves Reversible L Shaped Desk is a great value for its price, offering ample space and a sleek design. Just be prepared for an assembly adventure. It's a bit like buying a piece of stylish furniture with a free brain teaser included. Once put together, it stands as a testament to your patience and DIY skills, ready to enhance your gaming or workspace.

This desk beyond surprised me. I've put together lots of "box" furniture that comes in a million pieces with instructions and usually, the quality is pretty low. Not the case here. The legs and support beams were shockingly heavy duty. I weigh 200lbs of pure man muscle, and honestly I think I could stand on this thing. I'm not going to try it, but I think it would be just fine. One thing I will say is you kinda need to be somewhat handy if you want to assemble this quickly, and I HIGHLY recommend using your own tools instead of the little one's provided. It comes with a mini wrench and a 5/36" allen wrench/phillips head screwdriver combo (one end is a phillips head, other end is 5/36" allen drive). Of those, the only provided tool that I used was the mini wrench. I used my own screwdriver and an electric drill gun with a 5/32" allen bit to screw in the bolts (I included a pic of the bit so people can see, it's a pretty standard size). There are a LOT of bolts. If I was twisting and twisting the little provided tool to screw those things in I think my experience in building this desk would have been substantially more frustrating. With the drill gun? No sweat, they all zipped right in. I built it in maybe 30 minutes.Once assembled, this thing is a beast. I said I weighed 200lbs earlier and added a joke to that, but honestly, as a rock climber I'm in relatively good shape and fairly strong. Flipping this thing over by myself once it was put together was, well, not HARD, but I legitimately am not sure if my girlfriend could have done it on her own without scratching the table or putting a hole in the wall and slamming it down. So, if you're not particularly skilled at building things or if you're not particularly strong, I would recommend asking a friend for help. I also HIGHLY encourage using a drill gun w/ the bit I included a picture of. It will save you lots and lots of time.The actual desk? I bought it for the same reason you are probably reading this review. I have to work from home now, and I didn't have a desk or "office", just a gear room for my climbing and skiing gear. I moved some things around, put up some shelves, and ordered this desk to fit in a corner. It looks amazing, feels solid as a rock, and the adjustable feet are an absolute must. My house was built in the 1920s and has the original hardwood floors. They are not exactly level, but with the adjustable feet I was able to get the desk perfectly level and very sturdy. Zero complaints from me, but I could see how some people could complain about assembly if they didn't have the tools. Still giving it 5 stars though because I've never considered it a manufacturers responsibility to provide you with tools...