Furologee Small Computer Desk with Drawers, 36 Inch Home Office Desks with Power Outlet and LED Light, Gaming Desk with Monitor Stand, Modern Work/Writing/Study Table for Bedroom, Rustic BrownThe Forest Stewardship Council

I bought 2 of these desks for my office. The other desks I had were too big. The assembly was easy and it came with some mini tools to put them together. I did not install the lights because I have good lighting in the room. Everything else worked fine.

I needed a little desk to fit in a small space. It’s really cute and I love the little shelf above it. I was worried because some of the reviews said they had trouble lining up the holes during building and I have experienced that with other furniture I have purchased on Amazon but honestly I didn’t run into that issue at all. Would buy again.

Love it. I am crafter I love how organized my machines and work area is

i like the product, just a couple of things i don't like, it has no place for the keyboard, i have to have on my lap, and the packing was quite wasteful, the packing box was three-time bigger than the product, i thought i was missing some parts.

I had a new closet built in my bedroom, which left a corner that is 50 inches wide and 40.5 inches deep. I recently started getting into content creation and vlogging and I needed a space to work efficiently, so I decided to turn this corner into my office area.This desk serves every purpose plus some.It fits nicely in the area, is not overwhelming, has two ample drawers for my memory cards, cords, mini-tripods, microphones, etc., two hooks on the side for my gimbal (and yes, my Lasso of Truth), a plug-in area with two outlets and two USB ports, and the lights under the shelf just bring it to the next level.I had only one problem with it when putting it together--the holes on one of the pieces didn't match up with the holes they were supposed to attach to on the desk top. I took a photo & sent it to Furologee. I was able to go ahead & put the desk together in spite of the non-alignment, as it wouldn't affect the structural integrity of it.Surprisingly, I heard back from Furologee within four hours, and they asked for the Amazon and part number so they can help me "solve the problem as soon as possible", to which I replied I'd already put the desk together and it was fine. They then offered a $10 refund as compensation for the issue, which I accepted. This was excellent customer service! Quick, and the even refunded some of the cost because of something that didn't even affect its use.This is a great little desk, and I recommend it if you're limited on space.

Do not buy this desk.Updated notes......after receiving the replacement......If you do buy this desk, assemble the entire lower metal frame first, then attach the wood desktop. The instructions, as written, have you partially assemble the lower metal frame, then attach it to the wood desktop, while not yet establishing structural integrity, over stressing the connections to the desktop.The wall anchors are a joke. Plastic zip strips which attach to a weak bracket. Tell me again which plastic does not weaken and disintegrate over time? The manufacturer is not concerned about being sued if their dragon allows them desk to fall over and damage an expensive computer because it suspect they are a pop-up company designed to make money and close before lawsuits arrive? My proof? Poor design with no forethought.Initial Review.........One star. Poor design. Instead of cam anchors they used press in anchors. Following the instructions resulted in the wood breaking because step four (attach drawer rails to support legs) should have been step one, or the last step before inserting the drawers.One of the early steps said to only attach each U-shaped support leg assembly, with one bolt (instead of two) per U-shape and that the other holes would be used later. This left the assembly unstable, but I trudged along following the instructions.How about getting the instructural integrity by attaching the support legs firmly, then attaching ancillary hardware?As usual, when the replacement arrives, I will modify the product since design engineers have no skills (common problem these days). I will remove the pressed in anchors and place the bolt through the wood adding a washer of course, after buying longer bolts.I'd hate to leave the design as is and then have to sue the manufacturer when the desk falls over from a simple lateral bump, destroying the two thousand dollar all-in-one computer I bought my seven year old grandson.The only reason I am having it replaced instead of just a return is because I want to force the manufacturer to eat the pickup return shipping and new shipping fee! I will extract my pound of flesh for poor design and poor instructions.I will probably just throw the new one away and buy something wlew, but I liked the soze of his desk for the space we have.Do not buy this desk.

3 stars because of aggravation. All parts were there except there were 2 of the right frame. I did not have time or patience to have it replaced so I had my daughter to drill holes where needed so I could put it all together. There was 1 extra of each screw/fastener.

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