Tribesigns Modern Simple Computer Desk, 47 inch Vintage Office Desk Computer Table, Study Writing Study Desk Workstation for Home Office, Rustic Brown

I couldn’t be happier with this desk. The design is clean and modern—sleek lines with just the right amount of surface space for work and play. It feels solid and sturdy, not like the flimsy stuff you usually find at this price point. Assembly was straightforward, and the materials feel high quality. For anyone looking to upgrade their workspace without breaking the bank, this desk is a total win. Stylish, functional, and affordable—what more could you want?

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.

I bought the 63-inch wide table, initially planning to get a 71-inch one, but this size is more than enough. It provides plenty of space for additional monitors in the future, as well as my printer. The instructions were very clear, and I was able to assemble it by myself in less than 30 minutes using the supplied tools. There were also extra screws and dowels in case any were lost. The table is very sturdy—even smacking it hard does not make it budge. It fits perfectly in my space; however, my one gripe is that I cannot raise my chair because the supports underneath are in the way. Additionally, the connected boards are not flush, so anything I write on it snags on the crease. Overall, though, it is very comfortable and highly practical for gaming, with ample space for my studies in dual mechanical and electrical engineering.

I ordered the 70 x 35-inch desk model because I use a 48-inch TV as a computer monitor, and I needed a desk with a little extra depth to prevent eye strain.The order came in a day earlier than expected. It came in a fairly heavy box. I probably could have moved it myself to the place it was being set up, but I was taking every precaution to prevent damage to the desk, so I opted to have someone help me move it from the front door to the spot where I would assemble it. For reference, I am a 6-foot-tall man. Once opened, the parts were easily handled and put together by myself.The box came in looking quite beat-up and ripped in a couple different places, so I was initially worried about the desk having damage. Fortunately, after opening the package and organizing all the pieces and parts, nothing was broken, damaged or scratched. The package was carefully padded with lot of styrofoam, and the various nuts and bolts were neatly packed in small plastic baggies with labels. The baggies were extremely flimsy and one of them had already been torn open, and I read reviews previously that stated a lot of the parts were strewn about the box when they received their desk, so I was fortunate that all the pieces were still together despite the bag having a rip.I managed to put the desk together in about four hours, taking a lot of breaks and working very slowly and carefully. I followed the directions exactly, and despite other reviewers writing that the gaps between the wood pieces was fairly large, I didn't have any trouble fitting them together and the gaps between the pieces are minimal.I docked one star because after have the desk almost entirely assembled, I realized that it was missing a screw for one of the legs and I had an extra screw for a part of the assembly that I had already completed. Fortunately, this desk has multiple points of attachment for almost every piece, so the one screw did not affect the sturdiness of the table, but I'll still need to go to the hardware store eventually to find another similar-sized screw to fully complete the installation. See the second picture for more detail.The desk, once assembled, is quite beautiful and has plenty of space for computer peripherals, papers, office accessories, etc. It also has rubber feet that you can adjust if your floor is a bit uneven and the desk doesn't sit perfectly level. My desk sat perfectly level without any adjust to the feet, but it's a good feature to have just in case.Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase. I don't think there are a lot of higher-quality desk options that are in this price range. It is a huge upgrade from my previous desk, which was half the size, very wobbly and not nearly as attractive. I would have given five stars, if not for that missing screw.