HOMCOM Computer Desk PC Workstation with Drawer Shelves CPU Storage Rack Home Office Furniture 152 x 60 x 88cm (BLACK)

Great desk, good value for money. Managed to put it all together myself (5ft 4", 50s). Only tricky bit was putting the top on and lining up the slots etc. Really solid an strong. Not bad for storage areas if you don't have a tonne of paperwork etc. Might be a good idea to get a drawer organiser though. Looks good too!

I have to start by saying I really like this desk. However it is very difficult to put together. I followed the instructions step by step but still had problems.Neither the instructions nor the pieces themselves are clearly labelled as to which way around they should be assembled. For example there is a piece that forms the bottom of the left pedestal. This piece has a rail fitted on the right side and then the vertical pieces which form the shelves are placed on the left and some feet are nailed into the bottom. However it wasn't clearly labelled which way up it should go so I assembled it upside down and then had to remove the feet which I had nailed into place leaving nail holes behind.Similarly, the instructions state that the two pedestals are to be joined together by a back piece and then the desktop put onto the top. Unfortunately this was not possible so the back piece had to be removed then the desktop attached and then the back piece re-attached otherwise the receptacles for the pins on the desktop would not align.It was a similar story with the drawer in the right pedestal. With the sides and the back of the pedestal screwed together as per the instructions, the drawer would not fit. I had to unscrew one side of the pedestal and then tighten up the screws again - but not too much otherwise the drawer would not move at all.That was the negatives, now the positives.The desk is huge!! There are smaller islands in the Caribbean! I exaggerate, of course, but you get the picture. There is plenty of shelf space although the shelves are only big enough for CD cases rather than the more modern DVD style cases that most physical games media come in nowadays. There is a shelf on the right pedestal large enough for most home printers (although, like me, you may have to turn it sideways to fit); along with a shelf underneath to store your paper and spare ink etc. Like many home desks there is no cable management to speak of, but since all the cables run at the back along the floor this isn't a problem. The desk is also very sturdy but surprisingly easy to move even "fully loaded" on a carpeted floor.All in all I would recommend this desk but with a warning about studying the instructions very carefully and being prepared to pull previously built bits apart in order to fit other parts.

Looking at other reviews got me ready for this. The large drawer is not intuitive as the markings for the runners are not on all panels. but if you line the runner up with the bottom of the drawer you have a good fit.All the rest of the assembly holes line up and fit well. I think I would have preferred countersunk, less visible black screws. Just a personal preference but overall as you can see I have made full use of the space and it all works very well.

Parts of it were ok, but it was badly measured so it couldn’t form an actual desk.The screw holes were in places where some connecting piece meant the drawer would have to be upside down and pointing in the wrong direction to attach to the next piece, and it then wouldn’t attach the other way as the holes for it were now on the outside not the inside. If you plan on getting this you’ll need a drill, a measuring tape, chalk to mark, the patience of a saint, and not to have any young ears around to hear all the swearing.There is also no marking for which way up and which way round each piece goes, so you probably will need to take off each piece and put it back multiple times unless you get lucky.The instructions were also mostly useless, including the illustrations which seemed to be closer to vague suggestions than actual useful instructions.Not recommended.It would be easier, and probably a better product, to go to a lumber yard and make the desk yourself. It wouldn’t be any more difficult, and you’ll be doing the same amount of woodwork either way, which seems pretty par for the course for all the homcom products I seem to end up getting and then replacing due to terrible build quality and poor attention to detail.

never buying from this company again.-instruction manual needs improvement and updating-the right drawer needs to be correctly measured and improved as many buyers have experienced difficulties putting it in place and so have i-the m6*30 screws don’t fit at all and it is recommended for you to buy your own m6*30 screws to use-delivery time was ridiculous. it took 3 weeks for it to arrive

in figure 1 you can see the package very well packed and the screws marked with capital letters.in figure 2 you can see how to disassemble the rails to fix in the drawer,in figure 3 you can see that the holes come ready to fix the drawer tracks, you can use a square combination to align the tracks and so the drawer will be aligned.in figure 4 you can see how the keyboard table was assembled and the table rail does not need to be disassembled and in figure 5 you can see the final quality. I was really happy with the purchase. thanks.