Tribesigns 3 Piece K-Frame L-Shaped Desk with Bookshelf, Corner Computer Office Desk PC Laptop Gaming Table Workstation with Open Storage Shelves for Home Office, Rustic Brown

I got the box on friday 1.15.21 and didn't get a chance to put it together until Sunday. That's when I noticed that none of the hardware was included and pieces were missing. I contacted the seller but was not really optimistic. Then I noticed the box said part A of two boxes. So, I was missing a box. Called UPS...they couldn't help me b/c I didn't have a tracking number for the second box. The seller contacted me back in less than 24 hours to let me know the second box had been shipped. They provided me with a tracking number as well. So be aware that this item ships in two boxes. As for the actual desk? It is gorgeous. I haven't had a chance to put it together yet and I hope I don't have any issues b/c it really is a beautiful work area and I am excited to get all of my stuff organized on it.Update: this desk goes together really easily and is absolutely beautiful. It's large and the shelves on the bottom are holding an Amp, PA speakers, and other various heavy things. It's very sturdy.Some things to note: the corner piece doesn't have any support on the back so be aware that you can't really put anything heavy there. I have my monitor mounted on a swivel so I just clamped it closer to the supported area. I'll probably get a dowel or something to add some support just in case.When putting it together be aware that the k supports are not exactly the same. Two have holes in the bottom. These need to be adjacent to each other for the corner support to screw in. And also the shelves are different. Two have holes in the bottom and top and two have holes in the top and midway---these are the bottom part of the shelves.Overall I am very pleased with this desk. It holds all of my music making paraphernalia, gaming stuff, and I still have plenty of room for calligraphy supplies and whatever else I want to put on here. An excellent multi work station.

I bought this desk with the same expectations as another Tribe Sign desk that I had purchased. However it is not the same quality. This desk came with defective screws. I had to get creative to make them work. I tried to match the screws but these screws are machined for the desk. There are three pieces to the desktop. These did not come together evenly/seamlessly which was disappointing. There are shelves underneath which I was hoping to use to store binders and the binders do not fit on the shelves, the shelves are not wide enough. The binders end up falling off. So frustrating to buy something that you absolutely need and it doesn't accommodate the needs of why you purchased it.

Everything is perfect, very easy to assemble and wickedly sturdy. I recommend not using a power drill, instead use tool that came with unit. It doesn't take that much longer and you won't strip any screws. PERFECT desk.

Incredible product. It really changed the way I manage my space and made my life as a student much easier, increasing the space available for me and all the various things I usually do on my computer and my desk. I have enough space for two different laptops, a microphone, an audio interface, all the books and notebooks I use, a speaker, my two videogame consoles, and I STILL have space to fit another computer if I wanted to. As a plus, the way the table is built allows you to cable manage your setup quite easily if you are into that.

The desk is solid for the price. The frame is sturdy once assembled although the individual metal frame pieces are fairly cheaply made. One of my screw holes didn’t line up so I had to modify with a drill. The table tops are relatively thin, but sturdy. The corner piece is also a little flimsy due to a lack of bracing toward the back. I was going to put my pc tower on the corner but didn't think it could hold long term. I set it up solo within an hour. Overall, you get what you pay for, and it seems like it will last for at least a few years.

Probably the only pro to this desk is that it's an L shaped desk with plenty of surface area...**Buyer Beware**Putting together this desk is about the biggest pain in the butt, half of the bolt holes don't line up by somewhere in the range of 3/16 to a 1/4 inch which just makes everything look soooo janky. So janky that now I can't even attach the bottom bar that connects the two desks to make it one.The bolts included to attach the corner top where not even long enough to start threading.To talk about the threading, the bolts are all painted black (which looks nice) but makes them very difficult to tighten which when topped with the misaligned slots to connections makes it such a pain, as in so difficult that the includes Allen wrench got stripped..... Not the head of the bolt but the wrench itself... It's good I have my own that is made of sturdier metal than the one provided so if you do end up getting the desk make sure you have one handy cause you will need it.Also the corner piece is only supported by 4 bolts that connect to the desks, (all of which did not align properly) and I wouldn't set anything over 5-10lbs on it. Will probably eventually make my own support leg for it so I can put stuff on it without feeling like it's just going to snap off.This desk is not worth the pain I'd advise putting your money somewhere else, if you have the cash just get a better desk, if not try your local thrift or pawn shops to see if you can find one similar but for much much cheaper.Honestly for the cost it's really terribly built and cost around $50. If I knew how bad it was I would have never spent the money on it.

I would say this rather is a suitable desk. My only concern is that the desktop corner doesn't really align with the other 2 desk pieces, yet it is no concern to me.