Furinno 14035OK Simplistic Study Table, Sonoma Oak

I was looking for something to use as a TV stand but didn't really wanted to get a TV stand. Looking around I came across this desk. Im gonna be honest, I was skeptical at first. Not only because of the price, but a lot of the reviews were mentioning that it was not as sturdy. After searching for a few days I decided to throw my best judgement out the window and let the price wrap me and pull me and I ended up purchasing it. My TV is not that big (43" sony) and I only have my PS4 and switch dock with the TV on the desk and it has hold pretty good.Assembly is very simple and quick (took me around 10-15 minutes) and instructions are straight to the point. This desk in particular doesn't have many parts to it so it can be assembled by one person but don't be afraid to ask for help. Recommend to tighten all the screws after for a more secure feel and just keep a eye on the wood that supports the desk on the top and the bottom. When I was assembling it I made the mistake of not pay so much attention when putting the pieces together so the unfinished wood is actually showing towards the front (I personally don't care about that since I bought the desk and planned to store things underneath it and what I have its actually covering it) so just be careful with that. The desk does wobble if moved but for the most part as long as you don't put anything too heavy and have it in a place where it will not be touched or in danger of being banged, it should work out. If using it as a TV stand as myself I would say the biggest TV it would fit would probably be a 49" depending on the stand of the TV itself.Overall satisfied with my purchase thus far and definitely recommend if you just want a surface for storage/display of some sorts type of use but its nothing crazy heavy for cheap.

This table was very easy to assemble and is very sturdy. The slim design works great in the small area that I placed it.

Bought this as a vanity in my walk in closet and it’s perfect! It’s actually a bit bigger than I realized and it works great in the space. Super easy to assemble and seems sturdy for what I’m using it for. Love the wood grain top and you can’t beat the price!

I needed a work table for drawing and painting—something compact and budget-friendly for my small studio. By sheer luck, I stumbled upon this table after a misclick, and it turned out to be exactly what I was looking for. It’s made of composite wood but feels surprisingly sturdy, almost like solid wood. Assembly was quick, easy, and even fun—all parts were labeled, and the instructions were clear. The only downside was that two pieces had slightly dented corners, likely due to poor packaging or because they sent me a returned item or something like that. Since I’ll be using it for painting and crafts, I didn’t think a return was worth the hassle. Overall, I’m thrilled with this table—it’s aesthetically pleasing, the color I chose is lovely, and for the price, it’s an amazing deal.

Actually, it does come with directions if you read graphs real well. I wish someone in the business of making instructions for assembling furniture would use a little bit of wording so he could understand how to use the hardware to fix the table down. I have a high mechanical aptitude so I was able to figure it out, but the graphs were very poor and very unclear. The product itself is good for the price, except it had scuffs on the top piece, which I’ll probably cover with a table runner. It’s a bit of a stable, so I’m going to buy something to put under the edges to stabilize it. The color is nice. I’m glad I didn’t get a solid color because it would be unusable with the stuff that it has the woodgrain kind of hides it. It was not easy to put together if there were better instructions it would’ve been a breeze. I recommend two people to put this thing together cause they have to hold some of the pieces up while you’re screwing in one end. I screwed everything together on one end and then put the other and on and then put the top on last. There were no explanations on the graph how to use or insert the screw so I figured it out just by mechanical common sense. Highly recommend you get someone who knows how to put this thing together if you’re not mechanically savvy.

What a deal!, very easy to put together, i even made a mistake with the smaller panel and easily removed and flipped ot correct way without having to dissamble! Thoughtfully made and super good for my purpose of having a small stand for laptop that takes up no space in the room, get it!

This was exactly the siize we needed for a small space in our laundry room. This is a small lightweight desk but worked perfect for us as an inexpensive laundry folding space.

This thing actually looks okay once you've put something on top of it. Mine is a console table near my front door, so I don't pay too much attention to it during the day, and it looks fine with a vase on top. That being said, you need to be careful when building this because if you use a decently powered electric drill, it may actually dig too deep and create cracks/holes from the torque. This of course will also potentially affect overall stability and the tendency to wobble whenever a light breeze barely touches this table. I recommend very carefully hand-tightening the screws to avoid my mistake. Other than that, it's cheap, looks it, but I can't say anything worse than that.