Finish is low quality, Item does the job its intended and looks great up against a wall.
Its somewhat easy to assemble, how ever the screws to use werent marked on the instructions, so the first couple of steps was a process of elimination, I used to work for a large Swedish furniture retailer (their shops are normally called blue boxes).
Once it was completely together its fairly sturdy, if I built it again, Id probably put a bit of wood glue in when screwing the screws in just to provide a bit more assurance to myself.
I mean you get what you pay for, its ￡39, we have looked for a while on different sites, its no worse than my former employers furniture () its essentially Particle Board or Chipboard with a veneer on the front facing sides, the rear is exposed particle board, but for ￡39 it does what I think its intentions are, and once dressed up with some cheap decor it will look really good!
I understand the complaints below, but to be fair if you want a quality desk you are looking at ￡90-120+.
Finish is low quality, Item does the job its intended and looks great up against a wall.
Its somewhat easy to assemble, how ever the screws to use werent marked on the instructions, so the first couple of steps was a process of elimination, I used to work for a large Swedish furniture retailer (their shops are normally called blue boxes). Once it was completely together its fairly sturdy, if I built it again, Id probably put a bit of wood glue in when screwing the screws in just to provide a bit more assurance to myself. I mean you get what you pay for, its ￡39, we have looked for a while on different sites, its no worse than my former employers furniture () its essentially Particle Board or Chipboard with a veneer on the front facing sides, the rear is exposed particle board, but for ￡39 it does what I think its intentions are, and once dressed up with some cheap decor it will look really good! I understand the complaints below, but to be fair if you want a quality desk you are looking at ￡90-120+.