– Office Hippo Heavy Duty Rectangular Cantilever Desk - Home Office or PC Desk, Integrated Cable Ports - White Frame/Beech Top, 120cm x 80cm

Very high quality desk, easy to assemble and looks great. I have no worries about my rather heavy PC being to heavy for this desk, though I haven't wanted to risk putting my PC on the desk alongside my soundbar, monitor, xbox and some other various wheighty gizmos, but I cant Imagine it would struggle with it. Building this was pretty straight forward, I was able to build it by myself without too much stress but I would recommend two people for construction if you are older or are not able bodied. The main desk top piece itself is very heavy, and in the size I bought it in it also becomes a very awkward shape to carry. The Finish is really nice and has been great so far. It's a really nice colour and pattern and feels high quality. A side note is that when I recieved my desk I was surprised at how good a shape it was in, seeing as the delivery guys or people in the depot/warehouse seemed to have attacked my desk with a variety of medieval weaponry but the packing stood up to whatever siege they decided to put it through. The only small graze (approx 2"/5cm) on the desk itself was in a spot that was hidden from view up against my wall when assembled, and only happened as the box was torn completely through in that area, which to be fair I think is a glowing testament to the quality of this desks surface finish! I would whole heartedly recommend this desk if you are looking for a high quality, heavy duty and stylishly simple desk.

I've been looking to replace my single shared desk with 2 individual desks for home use and while i'n not too fussy on what to replace with i was looking for just some plain/generic but reasonable quality desks. cannot really fault this desk. Easy to assemble, enough room behind the modesty section when the desk is against a wall to mount mains extension cables and cable management trays to keep wiring off the floor and the surface doesnt appear to be too fragile. Due to the design of the heavy duty legs, the modesty board is a bit too far forward in my opinion for taller/longer legged users so depending if you stretch your legs out this could get in the way. I've been using the desk for a few days and it's been less of an issue than i expected when assembling it. IT would be nice to see the desk revised and the board moved back 4". a bit more stretched leg room, but also retaining enough room for adding your own cable trays/management system when mounted directly against a wall. I'm also using this with a clamp style dual monitor arm. the top board is plenty strong enough to cope and theres no perceivable flex when using the desk. perfect for those that demand a bit more 'solidness' when using the desk for more than basic computer use. very happy with purchase and no reservations recommending this desk. Gray Oak was second choice to Walnut which was out of stock at the time, but now i've got the desks installed they look better than expected.

Yes, this is an expensive table but it is a good example of getting what you pay for. For years I have struggled with a crappy PC table which I inherited from my son when he left home. In a recent house move it died a death and I threw it out. I did a lot of research and wanted, once and for all, a proper PC table, made to last with a good top, cable management and capable of supporting very heavy monitors (I am a photographer and the higher end monitors are freakishly heavy). Bottom line, I decided if I was going to sit at a desk for several hours a day I would finally invest in something better than old packing crates and thin legs. This is it. The top is a thick slab of nicely veneered MDF, with properly sealed edges which I think will not peel anytime soon. The veneer has a nice touch, is so far tough and also easy to clean with a damp cloth. Inbuilt to the top are cable slots (either side) which are very convenient for threading video, USB etc cables without the usual clutter. The frame on which it comes with an equally sturdy modesty panel (although in my case this is not actually necessary but probably give the desk additional strength). This all sits atop a pair of surprisingly light but sturdy legs. Fixings are nicely threaded and finish. I was a bit in trepidation of assembling the desk as the package was not (as you can imagine) light but once I had the bits unpacked I think it too me about 20 minutes max to have it all assembled an in place. As I said at the beginning this is well worth it as a long term investment. I doubt I will need another table like this for many years, maybe even the rest of my life. Finally the bounce test. I am doing my best to shake the table as I write this and I can tell you, it ain't budging. Probably the best piece of furniture for home, or small business use, I have ever bought (on 5 months interest free credit from Amazon) and highly recommended.

Was slightly concerned by some of the reviews. Although the outer packaging was damaged, there was no damage to the actual desk. Easy to assemble and suits my needs for home working etc. I was particularly impressed to see threaded inserts in the desk top rather than the usual pre-drilled holes with course threaded fixings that most DIY furniture uses. Instructions slightly confusing as there are threaded inserts in the underside of the top that aren't mentioned in the instructions but it's easy enough to figure out which ones to use.

Delivered quickly, well packaged for delivery, easy to assemble, price reasonable for the quality and strength of the desk, as this desk will be around for years to come. Holds a lot of weight, so you are reassured your tech items etc. are secure. Just a really good desk, I purchased a three drawered storage to slide underneath to one side of the desk, fits perfect as it's from the same maker of the desk, same colour, plenty of room still ... what's not to like about this desk. Well done seller.

Heavy duty but the back board arrived broken in box.

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