Tribesigns Computer Desk with Hutch, 47 inches Home Office Desk with Space Saving Design with Bookshelf for Small Spaces

The one thing I really didn't appreciate about this desk was the screwdriver that was provided to put it together. Used a allen key screwdriver combo I had on-hand from something else I put together not too long ago- it really came in handy and made this a breeze to put together. The instruction diagrams were easy to follow, although they were kinda confusing in spots where it was indicating the screws behind or under a couple of sections.The top shelf was the most difficult part for me- due to the screws for the dividers...I mean they do fit and fasten....they just didn't want to lol- felt like they weren't meant to go under there and they don't fit flush to the surface so I questioned myself as I was following the picture... rest assured though, they do fit. It took a couple of hours to put it together by myself mostly cuz I was doing other things and I had a super small area to construct it in.The price is phenomenal compared to many other prices I've found online for desks with bookshelves or hutches. It's sturdy and does hold weight well. Mine was chipped on the front edge of the table but I attribute that to an evil delivery dude and, later on, my dad who thought it was his package and basically destroyed the box =_=### it'll just be its dimple...thinking of covering it with a sticker tomorrow.It's a very roomy feeling desk and I'm getting all happy thinking of reading, writing letters, doing my digital/traditional art (ohuhu brush markers are phenomenal btw but you proli couldn't care less about that right now 😅), and studying ...Overall it's pretty awesome and just looks amazing. Small enough to fit into my little room but big enough to house everything I need it to as well. True to the measurements. The top shelf is below eye level for a 5'3" person- it's shorter than I thought it would be, but that was honestly a pleasant discovery in my case. Super happy I didn't pass this one up.

This desk was exactly what I was looking for and it's even better than I'd hoped. I love the open look of it. The white has a wood-grain look to it but it's got a plastic glossy finish, so it cleans off easily. It was very easy to assemble and is very sturdy. Those gold bars are SOLID. But, it moves easily on the hardwood floor. And I love that I could move it into my office space by myself once it was assembled and that I didn't worry about it wobbling or falling apart at all. I mean, it is STURDY. Amazing.Also, I love that the shelving areas all have backboards, so I know that I can put things on those shelves and not worry about them falling off the back or having to butt the desk up against a wall. I didn't want to have the back of the desk against a wall, so those backers on the shelves were what set this desk apart from most others. And, because of the design, I can always very easily unscrew the bolts that are holding those backer boards on there and take any of them off with ease because they're connected to the frame on the sides and not connected into the other white pieces.I love the huge desktop. It's great to have such a large surface area to work on. So many desks really have barely any desktop, especially when you factor in the space your computer takes up. This one still gives me plenty of space which was exactly what I needed and wanted.I could not be happier with this desk. I absolutely love it!

The wood is obviously veneer and I was scared it would arrive with damage. There were minor impurities but I don’t expect perfection at this price point. The black metal isn’t too shiny which was a concern, and assembly was very straight forward. It’s a sturdy desk for my teenager.

TLDR: You need to understand "build-by-image". The build quality is great. It's durable; sturdy, but has a little wobble to it. Is good size, and has room for books / trinkets underneath and above the main desk area. Would recommend.If you are not familiar with building furniture by an image (like ikea), I'd advise you find a friend who is to help you. This desk's build instructions are laid out in 4 steps by image. There are some numerical errors on the pieces themselves, you will need to identify a few pieces by the image steps. There are 14 desk pieces to assemble, with hardware and a tool included, but I would have a Phillips-head screwdriver handy to make the build a little easier. You will need 30-60 minutes to build this desk with a friend.When you finally have the desk built, it's a good size. Perfect for a teenager or adult. It has a wobble to it, even with the height adjusters on the legs. I don't think it would fall over but if you bump into it, but you have small trinkets on the top, they will move and/or fall off. The under desk shelf doesn't have an edge to stop books from falling to the side if you will be storing books there as advertised. We placed a book set on the edge to resolve this small issue.The desk piece itself had a minimal chip on the right side (not visible after build), likely due to shipping. Our package had a large tear that was taped back together during shipment. We didn't find the imperfection bad enough to return as the desk as it was not visible, and the desk will withstand a bit of wear in its lifetime.Desk quality is good. All pieces are completely finished on all sides, not like others with non-visible sides showing the particle board construction, which personally I didn't expect at this price range. This also means that durability is going to be good over time, and a spill here or there isn't going to ruin this piece.Shipment was very fast considering the expected delivery was still 1.5 weeks away when it arrived.Easy to assemble (4-stars): For some errors in the guide, otherwise the build was straight-forward.Sturdiness (4-stars): Has a little wobble to it if you bump into the deskValue for money (5-stars): Finished pieces on all sides, uncommon at this price range. Good size desk with lots of open storage.