Tribesigns Modern Computer Desk, 70.8 x 31.5 inch Large Office Desk Computer Table Study Writing Desk Workstation for Home Office, White Metal Frame

I reaaaally hoped that this desk lived up to a.) the reviews and b.) the images, because I really liked its design. It wins on both counts. It is - as others say - sturdy. The wood surface is smooth to the touch. And it gets points for having a metal frame but a wooden surface, as I have some magnetic chargers and a headphone hook that I can put right on its legs. It took me about 3 hours to put this together, and the process was only frustrating because I'm notoriously bad at assembling furniture. The instructions - though they just have visuals and little explanatory text - were still very clear and easy to follow, you just need to look carefully because sometimes they'll show you an image that is giving multiple assembly instructions at the same time. The desk doesn't wobble, and while it initially made slight groaning noises around the legs, I tightened up the screws a bit more, and with that and it sinking into the carpet over a couple of hours, that issue totally resolved. Before this I worked at a desk that was all metal and it was cold to the touch - not fun in the winter; so it's refreshing to have this desk, and it's a lot more spacious than previous ones I've owned. All the right pieces were included, and despite the outer box being pretty beat up, nothing within it was damaged. Just be prepared to vacuum after assembly, because there's a lot of loose styrofoam in the box! I'm very happy with this desk and it's an easy 5-star for me.

I purchased this desk for my home office and have been very pleased with it. The 55-inch surface provides plenty of space for my computer, monitor, and other work essentials without feeling crowded. The frame feels sturdy and stable during daily use, and the simple design looks clean and professional. Assembly was straightforward, and all the parts fit together properly. Overall, the desk offers a good combination of size, quality, and value. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a practical and spacious desk for working, studying, or setting up a home office.

I was a little wary from some of the reviews on this desk. First, I was worried about the shipping. It arrived with no issues. It was packed well with styrofoam surrounding all sides of the desk (see pic). There were some small holes in the outside of the shipping box but did not penetrate the styrofoam. Second, I was worried about the writing surface of the desk. While there is a very slight texture to the desktop (see pics), it had zero effect on me writing on it. I took a single sheet of paper and a pen and wrote what I wanted cleanly with no problems. I could barely feel the texture when writing, but caused me no problems. I guess if you are a calligrapher and write with fine tip pens, maybe you have an issue??? I'm really not sure what the issue is with some folks writing on this desk. Third, I was worried about the sturdiness of the desk. Relatively speaking, it is a cheap desk and didn't want to deal with a wobbly desk. I saw there were a few other brands that had a very similar desk, but I went with Tribesigns because the desk weighed about 30% more and supposedly supports 900 lbs on it (competitors were around 300 lbs). It looked like the the additional weight was in the thickness of the table top and the additional support in the legs. I decided if a desk is going to be sturdy, Tribesigns was the best bet. After the desk was put together, no issues at all with wobbling. It does only weight circa 60 lbs so you can bump it and move it more easily than say the desks that weigh hundreds of pounds (that you pay a lot more money for), but that is to be expected. When I write or type of the desk, not a single issue...nice and sturdy. Lastly, I was worried about the quality of the desk. I wanted to attach a metal compact pencil drawer to the particle board table top (see pic). I wasn't sure how the desk would hold to drilling, screwing, and the weight of the drawer but ran into absolutely zero problems. It was a nice addition to the desk. As far as the assembling of the desk, I ran into none of the problems others talked about. The only thing I noticed is the legs will very slightly bow if you tighten the screws really tight (legs are hallow). I didn't tighten mine overly tight...just nice and snug...didn't effect the sturdiness. If I had to complain about anything with this desk, it would be the support bar that hangs under the desk. It takes up about 2 more inches of space and when you add it to the 1 inch table top, you lose 3 inches of the height. I'm 6'3 and losing any height in a desk is kind of a pain, but I decided to work around it...what is losing an inch or two off a 29+ inch high desk top...it wasn't worth me not buying the desk. The other complaint I had is I couldn't find the 63 inch desk anywhere and had to go with the 55 inch. Again, not a deal breaker, but did like that option. Lastly, for my own selfish reasons, I wish there was a support bar that ran at the back bottom of the desk. I could use it as a pedestal but more importantly to hide wires that run on the floor (i.e. power cord from wall outlet to computer, etc.). The desk does not come equipped with any cable management features, so I will have to get creative in how to hide/blend wires with the desk. Overall, I recommend this desk to anyone that is looking for a no frills budget desk. It is not the most exciting (from a features standpoint) but the quality is really good (for what you pay) and looks really nice in the room.

It's a big surface to put stuff on. I've got 3 monitors on this thing and it has held up since I bought it ~4 years ago. However, it is not very sturdy. For normal desk usage, this is perfectly fine. It doesn't sway or anything. For the most part, it does the job. Don't try to put your feet up on it when your wife is sleeping across the hall though, cause this thing CREAKS from all the metal attachment points interacting with each other. It's very loud and unsettling. It is obviously made out of cheap materials.

My Tribesigns desk arrived today and I am very pleased. The delivery was fast. It was well packed in styrofoam and arrived with no chips or damage. It was easy to put together, just a matter of bolting on the legs and the braces. The walnut top is beautiful and looks very solid. The desk itself is very solid. No wiggle or wobble. I am impressed that even the underside of the desktop is wood, not particle board. If it chips with use I will write a follow-up review.

I got the biggest desk ever only took 3 hours to setup, it was really simple and straightforward just don’t be dumb and you will have it together in no time it’s stable very versatile if you wanna be moving it around I just had another desk in the way that I should have already moved it’s a bit adjustable with the leveling stands on the feet mobility is kinda hard since it’s got too much girth very comfortable height too there are shelves you can get for it so it can have a ton of storage

My husband loves this desk!! It’s a great value for the price, sturdy, beautiful colors. It was a little difficult to put together, but what furniture is not?

First off, I want to say that the desk itself is sturdy and what was advertised, I don't have any issues with the actual product once I got the correct pieces to assemble. The problem I had was that one of the four desk legs which should have been machined like the other 3, was defective. The screw holes were smooth and didn't have the grooves machined in to accept the screws. Therefore I could only attach 3 of the 4 legs.....not exactly a sturdy desk with only 3 legs. I contacted the company customer service to ask for a replacement leg which I thought was going to be pretty straightforward. It was not and I'll give bullet points below: - It took 21 (YES, 21) emails back and forth before I received the leg (which was the wrong one...later on that below). It took about a month to get the replacement leg. - I explained the problem in detail, which anyone familiar with their product or any desk in general and knows how to screw in a screw should be able to understand. However, this was not the case. Many times, it seemed like they never even read my emails listing out the problem in detail, step by step. They gave what seemed like stock answers, regardless of what I had written. - They asked for pictures of the problem to better understand it? Really? The screw holes don't have threads so the screw can't screw into them. Not rocket science here but I sent them 2 pictures and asked them to send a replacement leg. (the screw holes are welded into the leg, so you need to have the entire leg replaced. - They STILL didn't understand the problem and now asked for a video of the issue. So I guess I'm a movie producer now? Sent them a video. Said it was too short. Told them too bad they now have 2 pictures and a video, figure it out. - They asked me for the part number, I told them the instructions did NOT have part numbers listed....asked them shouldn't they know the part numbers for their own products? (I gave them the name of desk, amazon order number and the tracking number of the desk). - Sent me another email saying they don't have that leg part in their warehouse. Really? Um, try opening a box with a complete desk and send me that? - Sent me another email saying the address I provided was incorrect....Really? You had my address when you sent the desk and it arrived using that same address. Re-sent the same address, AGAIN. - Asked them to make sure they sent the CORRECT desk leg as there is a cross beam on the bottom of the leg so they would have two different leg types (holes drilled on opposite sides) because the bottom holes have to line up. Told them to send me both leg types if they couldn't figure out which leg it was (from the pictures and video's I sent). - Yep, you guessed it, they only sent one leg and with a 50/50 chance they screwed it up and sent me the wrong leg. (since I wasn't going to go through another month of 20+ emails, pictures, video's, etc., to get another wrong leg) I just grabbed a drill and made two new holes on the correct sides of the leg and screwed the bottom cross beam in. I can live with the two extra holes on the wrong sides of the leg). At least now my desk is sturdy with the 4 legs attached. - On the plus side all the emails started with, "Hi dear" so I guess I have a new close friend in China. Also, the replacement leg (although the wrong one) was wrapped very good and I believe they did send it via Airmail. So great desk, would have given it a 5 star rating if I was able to assemble it in like 20 minutes rather than the 1 month plus it took to get the replacement leg. Their Customer Service however needs a lot of work and I would only rate that a 1, which is why I gave this a 3 rating. -

Stabilität ist super, Schrauben waren zu viel dabei und steht fest und stabil für meine Bedürfnisse mit 2 großen Monitoren reicht es vollkommen

Pros: - Doesn’t scratch easily - Solid Wood - The table feet height can be adjusted to prevent the desk from wobbling on uneven ground - Easy to assemble - Nice modern design - Sturdy - Good for cable management - Came 5 days sooner than expected Cons: - Table feet don’t go in very easily - Don’t put screws in too tight (can crack paint around the hole) - Small scratch on leg Overall really good desk, especially for the price. Minimal problems with it. Nice and sturdy. Modern design.

Exactly what I wanted

Todo perfecto, envío de 10, muy amables.

Using this desk for a dining table. Seats 6-8 people. Easy to put together. The corners chip easily though.