Tribesigns Computer Desk, 55 inch Large Office Desk Computer Table Study Writing Desk for Home Office, Teak + Black Leg

I am a 63 year old man that is disabled and was worried this desk would be to heavy to take upstairs myself. It was heavy but not bad. Once out of the box it was together in 20 minutes and if I was 33 not 63 it would have been put together much quicker. This desk is professional looking, solid and sturdy, and perfect for my room. And no stripped screws like with some products and no scratches at all! It holds my IMac 27” Desktop, my HP 24” all in one Desktop, and my Lenovo 17” Laptop! I for one could not be happier!!!!! I read the reviews and the only down side I saw was it was not for tight spaces, that’s not true. Although long because of its width it fit perfectly for me. So if you are teetering back-and-forth where you should buy this or not, I can say go ahead you will be pleased as well!

Great table, looks good! Came with adequate packing, no damage whatsoever. I put it together in about 20 min, pretty easy to do, all the parts were there, you even get the Allen wrench you need to bolt the legs together; adequate instructions. The adjustable feet went on without a hitch and they work pretty well. Metal frame is really sturdy, solid, doesn't rock or wobble, nice matte black finish. Plenty of strength to hold your desktop computer or a TV. I bought the Teak veneer. Very nice, smooth, good color, good veneer job, solid table top. The only negative is that the quality of the veneer finish is a bit on the light side {hence 4 stars) -- a decent paste wax coat on the top before you place your computer or other office equipment will protect the finish just fine, bring out the highlights in the grain and is worth the small time investment. Definitely would recommend this product to anyone looking for a good and not too expensive office table.

There's about a thousand variations on the "computer desk" theme, and 99% of them can't wait to take up volume space with drawers and cubbies that may or may not ever get used. This is just a bench. An attractive, sturdy bench with lots of surface area. Perfect. Now I can stretch out at my workspace without feeling like I have to "drive" my desk. Assembly was as simple as it gets, two large bolts into each leg, zip the legs together with the braces, and you're done. It's not so heavy that I think your average person would need help with this, as it can be pretty easily slid around once it's standing. My only complaints are that it was handled pretty roughly on its journey through however many warehouses. Some of the edges are worn or very slightly warped, and one of the corners was smashed, parting the laminated layers and exposing the lighter wood underneath. However, I can't fault the product itself for being mistreated, and the most glaring of the issues (the corner) disappeared when put against the wall. None of this warrants a return or a point deduction for me, but I still felt it was worth mentioning.

Pretty nice looking desk, sturdy and functional. I do have a few gripes however. Number 1 is that the veneer on the desk doesn't wrap around the corners, which means that on the edge of any of the planes on the desk there is a 1-2mm gap where you can just see particleboard. Doesn't affect how the desk works, but makes it look less than great. Number 2 is the fact that the manufacturer must not care enough about QC to break sharp edges. Be careful putting this desk together. There was also a noticeable amount of spatter and beads on the table legs from welding. This should have been removed before painting. They say a grinder and paint will make you the welder you ain't, but it seems Tribesigns apparently hasn't heard of flap discs. Overall for the price I like the desk, and would probably consider getting furniture from this company in the future. It's not perfect, but it's also pretty cheap.

I was looking for something for a home office in this era of work-from-home. I was tired of not being able to eat at my kitchen table. This is a good size for computer use (laptop or desktop), writing, or anything that requires having many things on the desk at once (for me, that's often MIDI controllers). It arrived in mostly good condition, with a few minor scratches and scuffs. It's pretty obviously a cheap composite board covered in wood veneer. I do like the color though. It took me about 20-30 minutes to put together. I was originally planning on installing a keyboard tray underneath, but the bar under the desktop is pretty thick so I don't think I will be able to.