GreenForest Corner Desk L Shaped Computer Gaming Desk for Home Office Modern Writing Study Desk with Special Leg Design for Adult or Kids, Walnut

I bought two, one for me and one for my girlfriend. These desks are small, but very sturdy. The L shape works perfectly for us. They look nice with a faux-wood finish.Only complaint from me is the instructions, which are quite poor (just a dizzying array of images, no words). Making sense of an L shaped desk with extended legs in schematic form is not that easy for some, and it's very easy to accidentally assemble the desk "backwards" (if this happens to you, you'll understand). My only advice is to take your time and line up the cross bars before you tighten them up to make sure you're on the right track.Apart from that, these are great. If you need an L shaped desk that's on the small side and will hold up a dual monitor set up (we both have them), this is it.

Some reviews say that you can’t use the surface because it is to textured but I think it would be fine unless you are doing fine sketches. The pressed board is a bit flimsy and will take damage easily.... word to the wise hand tighten the board to the base do not use a screw gun the metal will give and it will ooo a blister out on the top surface. The base is nice and sturdy. Looks great when assembled and with a little babying the top will hold up fine

I like the desk itself, its nice however I will say putting the desk together was a pain & what made it even worse is the horrible paper instructions that don't give you more details on how to easily put the desk together. What should have been no more then a hour or two project turned into a 5 to 6 hours project, it was ridiculous 100%. If I didn't figure out how to put the pieces together I would have returned it the same day it was delivered to me, that's how frustrating putting it together it was. So my advice to the company is put more details on your building instructions so people can build it without a problem.

Normally I have no issues building furniture as I've done it multiple times. But this is a piece of garbage when it comes to assembly. I ordered this ahead of time for a move so I hadn't gotten to building it till now and now I regret ever buying this garbage. The metal frame work is shit welding (the are welded together so much as they just hoped enough metal globs would work). None of the pieces were numbered except #3 but even then it was incorrectly numbered as it was actually piece number 4 (based on the pictures that 4 has two horizontal holes up top unlike the number 3 pieces). The metal angled pieces had to be manipulated with pliers and a hammer or there was no other way for all the holes to match up.By now I'd post pictures to help explain the stupidity of this desk as well as return the garbage itself but my dad now is determined to force these pieces together as he's spent a good chunk of time on it.All in all, spend the extra money on a different brand. This brand does not quality control their parts as many are apparently either not labeled at all or when they are it's not done correctly. They also have poor welds and the metal frame angles are not correctly lined up.Assuming this desk doesn't defeat my dad I'll post pictures of the finished product.To be clear I'm guessing the desk is going to look like the picture but for the hassle and shoddy craftsmanship done by this company, it was overall one of the worst purchases I've made to date on Amazon.

It's a good desk. Make sure you read all the instructions before you being to assembly it however it is pretty straight forward to build. The desk is sturdy, lots of surface space, everything arrived promptly and in great condition.

Overall it seems to be a sturdy, lightweight desk. I like the look of it in my office, but I’m not sure it’s worth almost $120.As for assembly- the instructions are pictures only and are sometimes confusing as to what you actually looking at. I followed them to the best of my ability. Then, when trying to put all the separate frame pieces together- holes didn’t line up quite right and I had to bend, twist and squeeze- with vice grips- to get the stabilizing bars in place. The drama was, of course, bent at this point with in leg completely off the ground.When attaching the top, put the long piece on first, but start with the center bar. It was difficult to line the holes up completely, but one everything was finally assembled, the desk sits flat in the ground and seems pretty stable. It took me about 2 hours to inbox, fight with it, and get it put up.

Perfect little desk for my daughters room. It does have a textured top so you won’t be able to write on a price of paper unless it has a backer, notebook etc, but works great and looks cool

It's been 3 months and I love this desk!! I spray painted the legs white in the morning before I assembled it that afternoon. Only took t a little over 2 hours to put together and it looks great! I accidentally forgot to put a certain piece at the end and didn't want to take the whole desk apart because I did it all alone so I left it as it was and its been great so far!