Flash Furniture Billie Open Front Student Desk for Classro...
### Introduction The Flash Furniture Billie Open Front Student Desk is designed to meet the evolving needs of both classroom and remote learning environments. With its compact design, height adjustability, and practical storage solutions, this desk caters to students from various age groups and educational setups. Available in classic black and gray, this desk combines functionality with aesthetic appeal. ### Advantages and Disadvantages **Advantages:** 1. **Space-Saving Design:** Perfect for small rooms, this desk does not occupy a lot of space, making it suitable for home schools and limited space classrooms. 2. **Adjustable Height:** The desk's adjustable height feature allows it to cater to different age groups, ensuring it grows with the child. 3. **Sturdy Construction:** Users report that, once assembled properly, the desk is sturdy and wobble-free, ensuring a stable work environment. 4. **Ample Storage:** The desk includes a book box and bag hooks, aiding in organization and helping keep supplies off the floor. 5. **Mobility:** Easily repositioned within a room, making it versatile for different teaching setups. 6. **Ease of Assembly Once Understood:** Though initial assembly can be challenging, users find it manageable once they understand the process. 7. **Lightweight:** Easy to move even by children, facilitating a flexible learning space. 8. **Cost-effective:** Most users find the desk to be a worthy investment given the features versus price. 9. **Minimalistic Aesthetic:** The design is clean and simple, fitting well in various decor settings. 10. **Kid-Friendly:** Kids appreciate the similarity to school desks, which aids in creating a conducive learning environment at home. **Disadvantages:** 1. **Challenging Assembly:** Initial assembly can be confusing, with mismatched pilot holes requiring additional tools for some users. 2. **Not for Younger Toddlers:** The height might be excessive for very young children, such as toddlers. 3. **Pre-drilled Hole Issues:** Users often need to re-drill some holes due to alignment problems. 4. **Need for Additional Tools:** Assembly may require a power drill, not mentioned in initial instructions. 5. **Some Quality Control Issues:** A few users reported blemishes or minor damages upon delivery. 6. **Missing Parts Information:** Assembly instructions lack comprehensive detail, leading to potential confusion. 7. **Potential Stability Issues Before Adjustment:** Initial instability until adjustments are thoroughly completed. 8. **Weight Limitations:** Although sturdy, it is not meant for heavy use beyond its primary function as a student desk. 9. **Aesthetics in Durability:** The desktop is prone to scratches, especially with active children. 10. **Follow-Up for Instruction Clarity:** Users may find themselves needing to find additional resources or instructions online for unclear assembly steps. ### Conclusion The Flash Furniture Billie Open Front Student Desk presents a viable option for those seeking a flexible, child-friendly workspace both at home and in traditional school settings. While assembly might present some challenges, the desk's functionality, durability, and adaptability make it a worthwhile consideration. However, prospective buyers should be prepared for some DIY spirit during setup and consider the age and height of the intended user. ### FAQ **1. How difficult is the assembly of this student desk?** The assembly can be challenging for some, primarily due to alignment issues with the pre-drilled holes. A power drill is recommended to ease the process. **2. Can the desk height be adjusted easily?** Yes, the desk features adjustable height settings, which can accommodate children as they grow. **3. Is this desk suitable for very young children?** For younger toddlers, the desk may be too high without adjustment, so it's more suitable for older children or those in kindergarten and above. **4. Does it require any additional tools for assembly?** While the basic assembly can be done with a screwdriver, a power drill is highly recommended to align mismatched holes efficiently. **5. How much weight can the desk hold?** The desk is designed to hold standard school supplies and activities but is not intended for heavy load or as a play area beyond its intended use. **6. Is the desk easy to move around?** Yes, its lightweight feature makes it easy to move and reposition within a room. **7. Are the storage compartments sufficient for school supplies?** Yes, the desk includes a convenient storage box and bag hooks suitable for keeping school supplies organized. **8. How does this desk compare in terms of price-quality ratio?** Most users find the desk to be of good value for money, given its features and sturdiness. **9. Is the desktop surface durable?** While generally sturdy, the surface may suffer scratches over time, particularly with active use. **10. Can the desk be used for purposes other than schooling?** While intended for educational use, the desk can serve as a flexible table space for various activities.
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Brand Name: Flash Furniture
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Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
Title: Perfect for home school!
Content: This is exactly what I needed for our home school room for 3 kids. I don't have a big school room, so I needed something that didn't take up a lot of space. Plus I can move them around the room if I need to separate the kids for individual work or put them all together for group work. I just finished putting all 3 together and here are a few comments on assembly. Two of the biggest complaints in the other reviews I read are that the legs aren't level and the pre-drilled holes for the top don't line up with the holes in drawer part of the desk. How to level the legs. Don't tighten the screws all the way down during assembly. After assembly of all parts, use a rubber mallet on the legs to do some fine tuning to make them level and then tightened the screws all the way down. All three desk are sitting level without needing to use the adjustable leveling pads on the legs. How to line up the holes for top. I found that I was able to line up most of the holes for the top, except for the holes on the front for the opening for the drawer part. Line up the rear holes for the top with the rear holes in the drawer part and drill at least two screws in each rear corner to hold it in place. Then, line up one of the front holes & drill that screw in. The other front hole will not line up until you pull the opening of the drawer outwards, while pulling this side outwards drill that screw in. Once this is done on all the corners, all the other holes will line up. I also recommend using a drill with an extension, so that you don't drilling the screws in at an angle. The screws are very difficult to screw in if you are doing them by hand because the "holes" on the top aren't actually pre-drilled, they're just a dimple in the top for the tip of the screw to line up with. They're really for visual alignment of the top piece and the drawer piece. This desk is very sturdy once it is leveled, no wobble at all. I really like the adjustable height, this is one of the main reasons I purchased this desk. I can set the height to fit each child and change it as they grow. Not sure about durability yet. But it seems like it should hold up for many years of home schooling. I have three boys (ages 10, 6, 6), so I'm pretty sure the top is going to get scratched up some. That is to be expected with any desk I get for my three tornadoes!
Title: It gets the job done.
Content: This is a nice sturdy desk. Don't focus so much on all the screws they are not needed. I put the two side pieces in by pounding with the leg part. It's so snug. No need to try and waste time trying to match the holes. I also only used 5 screws for the top. It's not like he's going to be using it as a jungle gym. It's a desk for school. Also the screw wholes don't match on the top. I matched one side which made it even and then just used an electric screw driver on the other spots and created my own wholes. Don't over think it. Just put it together. It's perfect for the time being whiles my child is in district learning and I love the storage compartment. Hides all the school supplies and gets them off the floor.
Title: Perfect!
Content: So glad I got this for my kids! It was so easy to assemble I did it myself without my husband's help! Took me 5 mins all you need is a star screwdriver. You can adjust the height, desk is lightweight. Kids love the storage space just like at school and it does not take io alot of room so you can fit it anywhere..living room, bedroom no problem. Highly reccomend..cant beat the price
Title: Nice desk...not easily assembled
Content: I love the quality of this desk. My kindergarten student can grow with it. The desk is sturdy and has good storage space. The top of the desk has plenty of room for my son's Chromebook and for him to draw and write. Very pleased with the end result. HOWEVER, I could not in good conscience give 5 stars because this was quite a struggle to assemble. Trying to line up all holes and get the screws through properly took patience and time. I did need a drill to attach the top of the desk to the receiving end. I won't mention how long it took me to finally get it together, but it was worth it in the end.
Title: Desk
Content: Nice desk. It came with a small blemish in the top left corner, but wouldn't be worth the hastle to return it. It was easy enough to assemble. Like previous reviews, their were some minor challenges with the pilot holes so I too had to redrill some. Power drill no doubt cuts down on the time for assembly. Seems solid and like it should last.
Title: Perfect but you may need a drill!
Content: Perfect! I LOVE this table! It's VERY sturdy. This is actually for me (an adult) and I fit perfectly in it. It reminds me of school days which I clearly never left because I am a life long learner. I gave this three stars for assembly because you do need an electrical drill which was not indicated at all in the instructions. Based on the reviews, It seems like not everyone had to use a drill OR they had to use a drill for different parts of the table. For me, the top white part of the table is what I need a drill for which I don't own. So, right now, that top white part is just sitting on the rest of the base until I can figure out who can loan me a drill!
Title: Great Desk!
Content: Bought this for my 2nd grade son to do homework on. It was pretty easy to put together, I was able to do t myself and I'm usually not very savvy with these things. It's adjustable so we made it fit just right for him. I like that it doesn't take up too much space as his room is rather small, but at the same time, there is a lot of room for him to do the homework. The bottom open drawer is very roomy, we store finished work, textbooks and books that we are reading in there. Very satisfied with this purchase. (Bought it with matching chair, which is a great fit)
Title: Great desk and sturdy
Content: I have several of these and love them. Can be tricky putting together the first time because the legs are hard to get it to the desk frame. No other complaints!
Title: Great compact desk
Content: This is a great compact desk for kids.
Title: too high for a toddler
Content: I bought this for a 5 years old toddler, but it is really too higher for a 5 years old toddler. Quality is good. So I don't want return.
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