L shaped corner desk

All in all, this is a decent product for the price point.Pro Tip: Always read the negative reviews first so you know what you are getting into.Pros:Plastic caps to prevent injury from sharp edges.Feet to make sliding on rugs easier.Hex assembly tool included.Cons:No caps for glass hardware leaves sharp threads exposed.No starter holes in the keyboard tray. (I did not use the tray)Philips head screws, no driver included, could have been hex head.Instructions have no guiding text.Some parts are numbered and others are lettered, chose one, stick with it.Corner glass fitment is a bit fiddly.Assembly tips:Confirm all parts are present.Study the instructions before starting.There are different sized fasteners for different steps, these are noted with a letter.The product uses "blind nuts" these are inside the tubing.These get fouled by paint and are not always straight or square.To reduce the likelihood of cross-threading, before assembling anything, by hand insert a fastener into all of the nuts to clear the paint. Spin the fastener counterclockwise (left) until it clicks or drops, this is the top of the thread, then clockwise(right). 10-15 turns should do to clear the paint, the tool may be necessary.The product uses a minimal amount of welds, try to avoid stressing the welds.If something doesn't fit right loosen fasteners and reposition, do not twist the parts.If not using the keyboard tray rotate the tray arms 90 degrees, they will provide extra stiffness during assembly.Top crossbars have 2 sets of holes the inner set is for the arms that hold the keyboard tray.Pay close attention to the orientation in the instructions.Assemble up to step 10 (frame only no glass) just until snug.This will leave some play in the parts to "square" up the assembly.Fasteners can easily be over tightened, rails walls will give slightly if fasteners are over tightened.After the frame is assembled square the assembly and tighten fasteners.Thread rods into the glass, then place in frame.Place the corner piece first. It is a bit fiddley and may require loosening some or the top rail fasteners.Washers may allow for more play in the corner but are not included.If the glass is not seating correctly try rotating the panel 180 degrees.You may need to loosen some of the top rail fasteners.Hand tighten the retaining nuts, a tool is not provided for these as over-tightening may damage the glass.After the glass is tight if it is not touching the side rails tighten the top rail fasteners.

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Well i got this for my husbands gaming computer. It arrived early and was well packaged. No breaks or anything. Now the instructions are not written its pictures. I thrive on pictures but what happened next was nothing short of punishment for my transgressions in my life. So there r 16 allen screws. What it said was there were 16 regular and 4 shorter than the rest. I would like to clarify that these 4 are counted in the 16. So the 4 are for the luttle middle piece but they dont reach so i changed them out with the four long ones . It worked perfect. Now the instructions doesnt say not to overtighten as i didnt want it coming apart but i did and had to go back and lossen the top ones since the glass cannot sit properly on the part it is supposed to if its too tight. Also i get almost everything put together and then here comes the keyboard drawer. So there are supposed to be 4 holes to line up on the board to secure it to the slide but i went all over that board and not one whole. It is made out of good material and sturdy so ill drill them later when my dremel cord comes in. Also ull have to play with installing the drawer slides because the whole they want u to use dont work . So aside from over tightening and missing hardware and some nuts that werent threaded right. I would buy again but probably ask a friend to help. Please remeber anything good is worth the fight. Better than ikea.

Desk looks nice and seems decently sturdy. Keyboard tray is very small and difficult to install, and one of the desk legs came in dented which made it so that one side of the desk is uneven. Other than those two issues, the desk looks nice and seems to be pretty sturdy.

I gave this product 5 stars for multiple reasons but mainly because of the price. I picked this up for 85$ with free prime shipping, it arrived a week early, after reading some reviews I was very worried it would get beat up during shipping. After ordering one already I realized that is not the case so I got another one. Mine arrived without any damage, it is very simple and easy to assemble. The first one I bought took me about an hour or so, I just bought this second one and it took me about 20-30 minutes. They metal isn’t the best quality but more than strong enough to do the job. When putting in the screws just make the snug.. no need to over tighten. This desk is perfect for gaming. I have my studio monitors, gaming monitor and Xbox all set up with plenty of room. The glass seems to be pretty good quality, only downfall of this desk if the fact it shows finger prints and gets dirty fairly easily.. however it is super easy to clean.

Well I got this desk on July 2, 2020 it was super fast and easy to put together but then a couple months ago I bumped the tray that holds the keyboard and the rails shattered where I had to go to home depot to find a new one to fix. Then when I moved it another direction in my house it started to get a wiggly when I looked down I noticed that the main beam that supports the desk got loose so now I have to tighten it up or it starts to wiggle or some other place becomes loose again so I guess lesson learned about moving it around to much. Plus when I set up my dual monitor set up it just feels kind of unsafe. But you be the judge.

This is a very nice desk. I bought the black glass version. It looks nice and it's functional.It takes a little bit of effort to get the glass even with the top of the legs. But, if you leave the screws a little loose and line it up before you tighten them, it works out OK. I have some marks on the black paint on the bottom of the glass. I'm not sure if this was due to the way I assembled it or if it's manufacturing defects. The black paint probably could have used a clear coat. I'll have to see if I can find a way to touch them up.