I cant say I shouldnt have noticed. I needed two desks so my twins can do virtual school this fall. As a desk, I assumed it was 28/30 inches tall, but it comes in at a full 32 / yes, as advertised / which is too high, forcing any computer user to crimp their wrists over, use a tall chair, or both. For this oversight I fault myself.
Easy to assemble? Good gawd. If you are an engineer, probably not. If you wonder what the difference is between a screwdriver and a hammer, youll probably invent a few swear words.
My real beef, and maybe its just the two the I ordered: the drawers dont fit. And I dont mean they need a little adjustment and if Id only made fourteen before Id get it.they really dont fit. Once made, I can bang the units into the slides with my fist, but they refuse to budge in or out. Simply too big, making the desk as usable as a piece of plywood stretched over sawhorses, which, by the way, is easy to assemble, has plenty of legroom, and costs about twenty bucks. So, I will spend tomorrow, after putting the desk together today, buying wood and slides and making drawers that fit. Not what I expected.
Look, I know this is mass/produced furniture and it cost a hundred and fifty bucks, but I expect something to at least fit together. By the time I rebox them and haul down to UPS and put up with COVID, its just easier for me to fix it myself. And I have zero confidence in the seller.
Nope. Not again. Money poorly spent.
I cant say I shouldnt have noticed. I needed two desks so my twins can do virtual school this fall. As a desk, I assumed it was 28/30 inches tall, but it comes in at a full 32 / yes, as advertised / which is too high, forcing any computer user to crimp their wrists over, use a tall chair, or both. For this oversight I fault myself. Easy to assemble? Good gawd. If you are an engineer, probably not. If you wonder what the difference is between a screwdriver and a hammer, youll probably invent a few swear words. My real beef, and maybe its just the two the I ordered: the drawers dont fit. And I dont mean they need a little adjustment and if Id only made fourteen before Id get it.they really dont fit. Once made, I can bang the units into the slides with my fist, but they refuse to budge in or out. Simply too big, making the desk as usable as a piece of plywood stretched over sawhorses, which, by the way, is easy to assemble, has plenty of legroom, and costs about twenty bucks. So, I will spend tomorrow, after putting the desk together today, buying wood and slides and making drawers that fit. Not what I expected. Look, I know this is mass/produced furniture and it cost a hundred and fifty bucks, but I expect something to at least fit together. By the time I rebox them and haul down to UPS and put up with COVID, its just easier for me to fix it myself. And I have zero confidence in the seller.