Decoholic Computer Desk 47 Inch PC Laptop Study Table Office Desk Workstation for Home Office, Modern Industrial Style,Oak Board Black Leg

Well made holds upTo all the uses well plenty of storage underneath

This DECOHOLIC Computer Desk can be used as a table or as a simple desk. We had an area where we needed a desk of these dimensions, and it fits well. The measurements as listed on the product page are pretty accurate. It's an OK desk that weighs more than it looks like it should, with a simplistic/minimalist design and no bells or whistles. The top is made from laminated MDF, so be aware that this is not made from expensive materials - although it is decently durable and works well as a desk. The metal legs are the only thing you will have to assemble on this, and everything is provided for you to do so easily. Not only that, but the legs are very sturdy and strong, as well as stable. It's an OK desk on the whole, and I don't know at the time of writing this review what the price will be for this item, so I can't say for sure if it's a good value for the money or not. That said, it does the job - but it's nothing fancy. YMMV!

This desk is very wobbly. Would not buy again

I ordered both the 47 and 63 inch desks. Both of the desks had damage out of the box. In both cases the screws supporting the metal frame were pulling out on the long sides. Because of this the wood verneering came loose and wedged between the frame and table top causing the tabletop not to be perfectly flat. Removing the wedged pieces caused huge holes in the particle board on the underside. Overall the tables are study despite these faults, but out of the box they are unacceptable in condition they are.

Absolutely love this item!

This is a wow!! It is the real deal- not particle board nor, ikea crazy to put together.. it is a simple straight forward.. perfect straight lined desk!! I’m truly amazed how good it looks- sure, you can buy particleboard desk for cheaper… Only, you get what you pay for. This is made of metal and wood.Picture the top piece of wood arriving in Box and in one large piece (and heavy piece of wood at that, FYI!) then, in same box are the legs that attach to the bracket on the bottom of the table- it’s that simple- yet, 100% solid. This piece of furniture is sexy and sleek and a great addition for a study space in the bedroom-The other great feature is the tool needed to assemble the legs, is included… Hardware was marked and straightforward. One simply just inserts hardware into cut hole, finger tighten and lastly- use the tool provided to get enough torque to make it solid- Boom! You are ready to go!! When built the height is standard desk height for any adult (47”.) We did pair this desk with a chair that has ability to raise/lower, just depending on who is using the desk!I would take x100 of these or, other items from this brand because of the quality. I’d love it for the sheer simplicity and solid structure you get 100%. Any day, hands down.. this is a piece of furniture you will be satisfied with in terms of usability and durability… A piece that will last into the future for sure.**Hack #1: obviously, the look of desk is simplistic with clean lines-which leaves you drawerless!! This looks great with a desk shelf Added on- it is a separate purchase (we got one in black and it complements the desk really well! It adds height and the big plus.. we chose one with 2 drawers with it. look at what’s out there- some are more/less $ but, all offer a shelf/computer monitor stand.. (We also found a deal on a rolling 2 drawer file cabinet- We got this in black as well so, easy to match and it is 40” so, short enough to fit under the desk just perfect!)**Hack #2: you can also spend a lot less $ and get a desk top organizer.. you can get these in numerous styles- but, one with drawers and place to store a few things would definitely help- if anyone is not liking the fact.. this desk/work station doesn’t offer a storage solution of any kind.

Today I assembled our new table. It was packed very well, with a sheet of Styrofoam protecting the tabletop and smaller styrofoam pieces keeping the legs from bouncing around on the other side. It came with the necessary hardware to assemble it, and they included an Allen wrench. The instruction sheet mostly consists of pictographs showing where things go. It's not really that difficult to figure out even without the instructions. All you have to do is bolt on the four legs on the four corners. The only thing in the instructions that I thought was a little unusual is they have a step for straightening the legs after you have them bolted in. It says “ push the legs to both sides slightly in case the legs tilt inward after assembly.” I'm guessing they've had some problems in manufacturing where the frames weren't square? We did notice that the entire tabletop was slightly twisted and didn't fit exactly flat. I'm expecting that to work out after it has a little bit of weight on it. I was a little surprised in the instructions it mentioned the tabletop has a 100-pound weight limit. Good thing that computers these days aren't as heavy as they used to be. I know my old computer with a huge CRT would have weighed 100 pounds all by itself! All in all, it's a simple table that's made fairly well.

In terms of assembly, it was very straightforward to put together. However, it's still wobbly since you're screwing into what appears to be mdf board and the screws are a little on the shorter side. I would have preferred another physical connection between tabletop and frame.