HOMCOM Wall Mounted Fold Out Convertible Desk, Multi-Function Floating Desk with Storage Shelf for Home Office, White

This desk really is a space saver. Much better quality, nicer looking folded, more compact, and more functional than I expected. A bit more difficult to put together than IKEA stuff, but most people should be able to manage. I wish I would have done this at the start of COVID.

I use this table as a grooming table for my small dogs. For that purpose it works great and there is a lot of storage for my tool. I do wish the latch was a bit sturdier. The assembly process was not very easy and some holes did not line up properly.

It is easy to build and looks good. My ONLY complaint is the brass latch that's provided. It's flimsy at best and struggles to hold the weight of the table to keep it closed. Upgraded with a purchase at the local hardware store. I'd purchase again.

This thing came in a box that had me very confused and quite honestly incredibly concerned.The pictures and description had me thinking it came pre-built just mount it. Nope (the folding desktop part is pre-built) the instructions are junk but its still a very simple put together that requires very little time.Back to the box and considering the price I expected scratches and dings galore. To my surprise of all the "cheap" furniture like this I've purchased this is the only one I've ever unpacked that I couldnt find any noticable cosmetic damage to. The finish feels like an abs plastic rather than lamenated paper of most. Quite nice.Again the insructions suck and the mounting to wall steps are all but worthless if youre in a country like I am(why cant we use a measurement system that actually makes sense.) Once you figure out what the diagram is telling you and how many inches a few numbers (theyre in milimeters and you arent told this) is equivalent to the excitement really sets in as you drill your first hole.If the instructions were the first dropped star, the mounting hardware they provide is the 2nd. A couple of the anchors broke as i went to put screws in but i figured theres 9 here and one on the opposite side ill hang it and give a decent run of tests before putting anything of value on it.I didnt need to. As I was adjusting the mounting brackets the thing dropped ripping one of the mounts out of the wall. But heres the funny part. This made me add a star to my review. I take most of the blame as i tried to rush this step. However as i felt it's pull from the wall I didnt try to stop it. I have a vinyl tile floor so wasn't so worried about it as much about met feet and shins. But why did it gain a star from this? Unlike most furniture of these components. This thing took the ~2.5 foot unimpeded fall better than Rocky Balboa. The hinged brackets took a slight bend that was easily bent back and it was as if it never fell (except for the hole in the wall.) I'm not impressed-I'm amazed!A trip to home depot for some slightly better hardware and round two of mounting begins and very quickly successful.And the 2nd half of the hardware star comes from the fact that there are 3 mounting points to the wall such as an upside down-backward "L". And properly secured does leave a bit of available pull on the bottom righr corner which is more noticable unpacked and will likely have you reminding yourself not to roll to fervently to the desk in a chair from that angle(i didnt really test this yet especially with added weight of any items stored in/on the desk which would add to the overall stability) thats not to say this sized desk it isnt stable- i just think a 4th mounting point would have put me more at ease.I wish the shelves had more customization but you can see what youre getting there before purchasing so Im not including that in my review.So why 3 stars when I should seemingly be at 4? Well there are 9 'visible' screw heads on the outside in the stored position. 5 on the underside and 4 on top. Rather large heads that sit far from flush and impossible to color match tape over like you can with some of these things. No problem they-to me-dont look bad at all and if you even notice them actually give off a bit of silvery elegance. The front however houses 4 visible hinges and the lock for the folding table top in a cheap looking yellow gold. The lock even feeling like very cheap plastic and is attached by 4 unmatching stainless steel screws. In a dim room such as mine not enough for me to run out and buy replacements. But if i think about it next time Im at the hardware store I will. Why they are this color i dont know- in a brightly lit room id imagine it cheapens the look a great deal, and the clasp lock i will absolutely replace before ive got 6 months of use out of this thing. I honestly dont expect this specific piece of hardware to last that long.Overall having only just mounted it-securely-I love and am excited about it. I'm more pleased than annoyed by any of it and fully expect once I have used it for a while that I'd recommend it to others.I wish I could have given it more or less stars as I know I don't look at many middle of the road ratings but there arent many for this thing anyway and I wanted to be honest. I hope some will find this useful.

This is the worst item I have purchased on Amazon. The instructions were junk. Measurements in metric and only visual drawing to assist in assembly. Wood quality POOR, dried out so much it split on many pieces installing the few screws that attempt to hold this thing together. Pre-drilled holes to install shelves did not all line up. Use of wood dowels instead of screws make assembly weak.If not for the hassle of taking apart and trying to stuff back in box I would return it.Waste of money and time.

It was just a tad difficult to put together using the screws. Thank God the hubby did it for me. Also, the latch that keeps it closed when you close it all up is very flimsy. This doesn't bother me for the time being because I keep it open anyway. Overall, not bad and it was worth the money to me.

It’s a good little desk for say a kids room or just for small apartment. It’s made out of presswood like all furniture now days but seems to ok. Sturdiness depends on getting it hung correctly. The directions aren’t great so take your time and pay attention or you will put it together wrong. Oh and all the measurements are metric and not correct for the height off the floor for mounting.

First off, the concept of this is great. Especially for small spaces. But, it has some issues. The instructions are terrible. Some of their pre-drilled holes didn't match up. The wooden dowel pins didn't stay in place during assembly, so I recommend using wood glue. And the brass latch that keeps it closed is pretty flimsy; it also didn't line up properly, using their pre-drilled holes. Will probably have to add an additional latch for extra protection from falling. The product isn't perfect by any means, but it'll work for now.