Modern L Shaped Desk with Shelves,64.84" Gaming Computer Desk for Home Office,Corner Desk with Desktop (Black Oak+Black Frame, Large+4 Tier Shelves)

First of all, it's a corner facing desk! Props for that. 99.9% of L shaped corner desks, you're supposed to sit on one end or the other, not facing the center corner. I like the extra leg room and being able to stick a footstool under the desk and having my legs stick through the back of the desk, and that can only happen... in the corner. Else the wall is in the way. Or, you have to have the desk pulled away from the wall, taking up more space. Plus I like having the extra desk space on either side of me, and this desk certainly has that. It has plenty of room for my Super Geek setup. I have a gaming PC, Ultrawide Monitor, 34" TV, PS4, PS3, Xbox, N64, Super Nintendo, and Nintendo Switch all on this desk.Secondly, this desk is sturdy. I have an 80 lb, liquid cooled, beast of a gaming PC, and I had no qualms about placing it up on the desk, and knowing it would be fine. Hell, I'd have felt comfortable standing on the damn thing. I've bought several corner facing desks trying to find one to fit all my criteria and this is the only desk I've had succeed. And a sturdy desk is one thing I was worried about, but this met and exceeded my expectations. That sturdiness comes with a cost, it took a long time to assemble. There are a lot of bolts needing placed and tightened. And it was quite the time consuming process. But well worth it. I read a lot of reviews about poor instructions and inferior manufacturing, I can only assume user error for the most part, or they were unlucky. The instructions weren't perfect though, it missed some steps about using particular bolts in one or two spots, which if you don't know what you're doing might cause problems. And at the end, it said use one type of bolt, when actually the other one is needed. But other than that, it was pretty easy to follow.As for packaging, I can see how things might get damaged in shipping, but that's the case with anything I think. I thought it was pretty remarkable how well this desk was shipped in such a small box. Whomever came up with the packaging, is a 3D Tetris master. I thought it was quite impressive how much space they managed to utilize.I love the style. The color of the Black Oak wood design is beautiful I think.If I had any criticism of the product for the manufacturers, it would be:1) Take some time and improve the assembly instructions.2) Send some better quality tools to assemble it. These were ridiculously cheap and uncomfortable to use.

Its not often that you find a corner-facing desk such as this. Its totally perfect! Once completed, I am extremely happy with this product. The building of this desk spanned about 2.5 hours, and was a bit of a cluster. The directions to put this together don't have a lot of descriptions. It labels the pieces and screws & shows you where to put them all, but with no explanation. There was a moment of frustration when my partner was trying to put the crossbars for the corner on and it was pushing the rest of the frame out. Looking VERY closely at the pictures we then figured out that we screwed in the crossbars incorrectly, and after the correction, the rest of the desk went together perfectly. As for space, I have a large curved monitor and two laptops that fit on this desk with plenty of elbow room to spare. I'm also rather tall and there is ample room underneath if you want to place a footrest or use for extra storage. Overall, I'm totally in love!TLDR: Desk is huge, really awesome, and sturdy. Being able to customize the shelves to fit a computer tower is easy. May be a bit of a project to put together but well worth the result!

This is a really nice desk for a home office. Just the right size and fits it purpose!

I read the 1 star reviews and got a bit worried to buy this desk. When it arrived it took a good few hours to put together, trying to be careful with instructions to be sure it wasn't user error messing me up. Got to the part where you're installing bars #11 and #12 (the T shaped ones), and got the 1 star complaint of "too short piece/pieces don't connect right!" Checked the whole build up and down again cause I even compared the lengths of these two parts and knew they SHOULD fit together. Realized that parts #13 and #14 (corner bars) are supposed to be installed on the outside of the desk, not the inside. My pictures show my screw up.The instructions did not mention this info, along with the step of installing some D screws into the ends of the T-bars. Otherwise instructions worked out pretty well. Wasn't shorted any parts/screws, and the desk fit together just right. Definitely agree with the other comments about not screwing all screws fully until the end. But there are a lot of screws so make sure to pick a starting point and loop back to it.Other than that, the desk is great! I think it's just what I needed for my work from home situation. Pretty sturdy, but I'm on carpet so that might help. Something I need now is cable management stuff.

We bought this to replace what you see in the first photo which we have had for many years. That one served it's purpose as a personal space but when it became apparent that my wife would be working from home permanently she needed more working area. For starters this desk sets closer to the corner and allows for more usable area directly in front of the monitors. Since she uses two monitors as well as her laptop we went with the AMERIERGO Triple Monitor Stand Riser because of the ability to angle the two outside risers. This made it very easy to fit to the angled area of the new desk. This also gave us a place to put the docking station under the right riser out of the way.The assembly is not difficult but you have to pay attention to be sure as you build it on the floor you don't get the orientation of some parts incorrect. As others have said, be sure to put parts 13 &14 on the back side of the frame so all the holes in the top will properly line up. You will know you did this right when the angled cuts in those parts fit against the back legs. leave everything just snug enough to keep moving with the assembly but be sure all the holes for the wood pieces line up. Then go around and tighten things randomly as you would a rim on a car. I pushed the tops together a couple times as I was tightening things to keep the seams tight.All in all we are both very happy with this desk as well as the 3 section riser which is plenty strong and useful.