Large Corner Computer and Gaming Desk Table with Keyboard Shelf and CPU Trolley for Home Office in Graphite Black - Piranha Furniture PC 21g

This desk fitted the bill very nicely. It made a nice change to have a quality piece of furniture, with such comprehensive instructions for erecting. All the bits were well marked and packaged individually. It even has a packet of spare bolts and screws. I built it myself, and was easy enough, though an extra pair of hands is always helpful :)Plenty of space for two PC's, steering wheel, pedals, printer and more. Nice and sturdy, does not wobble, and looks really nice. Overall a quality computer station, and worth every penny. :)

This is an amazing desk. It's very large and just what I was looking for. It's extremely well made and very sturdy. It even has adjustable feet for uneven floors.I have 3 27" monitors and there is still so much room to work, and I was and am still impressed by how big the desk actually is. Perfect if you need to spread out paperwork and still have loads of space to move around and work.It was well packaged and the instructions were very easy to follow and it actually came with a mini Phillips screwdriver and a small spanner. The desk is reversible which means you can have the longer piece on either the left or the right. The keyboard slide is optional and again, you can chose which side to attach it. The top shelf is also optional, but you'll be left with part of a pole sticking up that's attached to the middle support leg, but it can easily be hidden with a monitor, plant, photo or whatever.Overall, a very well made and reasonably priced product.My only gripe, it shows up a lot of fingerprints and dust from time to time, but if you keep some polish and a duster handy, it will solve that problem.

OK, I don't usually do product reviews, but had someone clearly laid the following points out for me, it would have helped:The desk is fantastic. It is exactly as pictured and very sturdy.However, the **screws** are pretty terrible and will easily thread on the topmost fixtures, meaning that you either have to hammer them down to get them that last 1cm in (because they will not screw deep enough, and the screwdriver provided is great, but the screws themselves are soft and terrible), or, if you're lucky, you can flatten the whole thing when you assemble the top and screw that into place. But on each of the panels with the circular holes, the screws at the top of these parts **will not** easily screw in.This makes for a very rickety fit for the panels.BUT, I still gave 5* because I love this desk a stupidly ridiculous amount. I have no skills with DIY, I'm disabled and lack the ability to fix these things with tools or similar, and I still managed. The desk was due on a Friday and arrived earlier in the week and in perfect condition. Yes, it was annoying having to work around the problems, ***but*** they were minor compared to the desk and the quality itself.You can't buy amazing desks easily. Yes, this is pretty expensive, but the quality of craftsmanship is fantastic. Be aware of that one thing with the holey panels, screw the top down as hard as you can, and it will be perfectly solid. To help with the rickety sides, which is less a problem of stability and more that they rattle if touched (but have no overall effect on the desk itself), I simply used some cellotape. That's how unimportant they are to the overall purpose and use of the desk: they're out of sight under the desk and easy to secure.If you're hesitating over this desk: go for it. I agonized over getting this for about a week or more, before I finally went for it. I do not regret doing so.It will take two people with v little DIY skill around three hours to assemble, maybe.It's such a good quality desk and you can tell it will be easy to dismantle if needed. Go for this desk.

First of all, I was intimidated by how large it looked in the picture but after having it set up, it didn't take up much more space than my previous desk. To put it into perspective, the long side is comparable to the width of an average desk. It gives ample room for my three monitors and then there is the side of the desk that I can use for writing. Overall, it allows me to have quite the tidy setup.It was delivered very, very quickly and arrived in two large boxes. I'd recommend you not only prepare the space to build the desk, but an area to store the contents of the box as it really does take up a lot of room. As for the actual building, it wasn't difficult, rather the number of steps to go through could be quite tiring. That said, the instructions were perfectly illustrated and included a guide detailing which specific screw/bolt to use and each part was individually labelled with stickers that matched the instructions. You may also be glad to know that each type of screw was individually bagged to save you from picking them out.Also, to anybody wondering about the desktop stand/trolley thing it comes with: it did not fit my Coolermaster Storm Enforcer. However, instead of attaching both side panels, I did one -- this way it sits on it fine! Just note that doing so would mean that the metal bar at the back isn't bolted in on the side with the missing panel. Though this isn't really that big of a deal in the end.I have to say that I really have had some use out of the stand. Really silly thinking about using it beforehand, but now I have it, can't do without it.Lastly, if you plan on using the keyboard tray but have a really deep keyboard such as the Roccat Isku, then be relieved to know that this fits well (at least with my Isku). The only thing is that you have to drop the legs that raise it -- though if you use the tray, you wouldn't use it anyway. You could have it raised, but it restricts access to function and media keys. Otherwise, everything is fine.