Lasuavy Computer Desk, L-Shaped Large Corner PC Laptop Study Table Workstation Gaming Desk for Home and Office - Free Monitor Stand - Wood & Metal - Black Wood Grain

The computer desk in this corner left a deep impression, and it was easy to assemble clear instructions and numbers, which took about half an hour to 40 minutes to assemble. You don't have to use the monitor stand, you can put it where you want it. Very stylish metal legs, screws on the feet, if you have uneven floors, they can be adjusted, the price I really recommend this table, I am very satisfied.

My son chose this desk after looking at many alternatives and he is really pleased he chose this one. It was easy to assemble and the instructions were clear. The desk has plenty of leg room underneath and it is high enough to be able to get a chair with arms underneath. There is plenty of room for a keyboard and mouse and also my son's schoolbooks for when he is doing homework. The separate stand for the monitor is useful as well and can be moved to a position that suits. Overall, it is a great desk for the price and does everything we wanted it to.

This desk is really handy. I replaced my old one because it was CHONKY and too small and was comprised of a desk and 2 sets of drawers which were vaguely the same height which fit into my little corner here.So after having to settle for this desk over the SLYPNOS L-shaped desk thanks to not having enough space (SLYPNOS desk was about 5cm too big in both directions), I can honestly say that I'm really pleased.The instructions were wonderfully clear and assembly was... mostly easy. Took about 50 minutes to get it all together and moved into place. Definitely would be easier as a 2-person job and not at 5am.Both of the desk pieces feel sturdy and solid and the bar across the lower part of the desk is stable enough to rest a foot on while I type this review.The only part that doesn't feel sturdy is the corner. It's held in place by 4 screws, 2 on either connecting face which sits atop a couple of metal extending bars. There's no support underneath the main chunk of the panel and while moving it, I was concerned that the screws might rip out of the wood unless I moved it all at once.I'll fix this issue myself with a couple of bracketing pieces, but it definitely wouldn't be stable enough to hold the weight of something like a PC tower, if you value your electronics anyway.Which reminds me, I'm using the monitor stand for my PC tower underneath the shorter side of the desk. Keeps it nicely out of the way and also off the floor.Generally speaking for a £60 flatpack desk that goes together pretty easy with minimal hassle or trying to decipher instructions, this is a dream.

Wasn’t sure what to expect from a £50 desk, but once I opened the box I could tell it was pretty solid. Was easy to assemble with clear instructions. Took around 30 mins or so. Once put together it feels very solid and stable. Nothing moves or rattles and it has plenty of space for everything I need. Glad I purchased this one over others I was looking at. You won’t be disappointed.

The desk itself is brilliant value for money. Easy to assemble, space saving and study when built. The only issue was the packaging. It was packed in polystyrene so thin it literally fell apart on opening and stuck to the entire desk and all it's parts. It went absolutely everywhere in hundreds of bits. That is my only criticism which is a shame as the desk is perfect.

I bought it as a short term solution but I wouldnt want to use it long term.The one I've bought with the bars across the legs are not suitable for use by full grown adults. The bar across under the desk will hit your shins.Its a little wobbly, the end caps of the beams are all broken or missing at this point, leaving sharp metal exposed.

Came well packaged and everything was there. The surface is thin but acceptable (looks 80's retro black just needs the red stripe!!)Assembly was really easy but check which side you want the corner as you can swap around.Took approx 30 minutes to assemble after the obligatory cuppa and ohhh ahhhh head scratch.Really easy to assemble but double check the screw lengths especially if you have a little helper helping you!The corner section was a very interesting with its step curve which seemed to have been cut using a knife and fork but as it is covered by a printer I am not that worried.Welding and coating of the metal parts was fair with some tack welds left in places but all seem robust enough.When in place I I probably won't move it too far as it is a little 'flexible' in places.All in all for the price and a basic desk ok.

When first getting the desk I wasn't too sure about how well it would be able to handle the weight since I have a lot of heavy things such as my PC and few other things. But it seems to be handling just fine. The one thing I just let others know is that some screws have come loose even when tighten up. Please make sure you tighten them very well so they don't become loose. That was the only downside.