Tribesigns Computer Desk, 63 inch Large Office Desk Computer Table Study Writing Desk Workstation for Home Office, Rustic Brown

Love the desk! Clean sleek look! Building it only took about 30 min, very easy to assemble. Given how the desk is made, you can do great cable management and mount ur power strip or tie up any wires to the bottom of the desk for a cleaner look! It’s sturdy and well built for the price but the only thing to watch out for is putting the middle bars on the bottom of the legs. over tightening can cause the legs to cave in and be dented around the bolt due to the hallow legs. I recommend you to install the black plastic feet caps into the bottom leg bars before screwing in the bolts for the middle support from leg to leg. Or you won’t be able to get the feet caps in when tight. Other wise, I’m very happy with the product and shipping care was very neat! No damage found anywhere!

Background: Purchased this desk to place my regular and 3d printers in my office. Wanted something that was sturdy, and the specs called for carrying capacity of up to 900 lbs. It was $155, which was a little dear for me then. Pros: 1. It is sturdy. Keeps the 2 printers from moving it or the printers themselves from vibrating or rocking. The legs are strong and well made. 2. Decent looks. It almost has industrial looks, yet looks just at home in my office. 3. The height is just right to align with my other desks, without looking too off from those surfaces. 4. I like the Teak color. It has been discontinued. I was debating between that or full black color. 5. The finish is decent, not many blemishes. 6. The packaging was good and so was the setup. Cons - rather improvements: 1. The teak veneer has shown some wear along the corners. Granted it may have been from the move and some handling while doing so. 2. One of the screws does not go flush with the surface, it does not make the table wiggle, but if I am down on the floor, it just looks odd. Moved that leg in the back to keep my OCD from getting in high gear. Bottom-line: This desk has served its purpose and then some. It is a good looking, sturdy device that has gone through serious movements and vibrations from the printers, but seems to have been holding well. Will buy it again.

Sturdy, easy to assemble, and looks good. This desk was worth the investment. Well built and rather quick to assemble when you have parts and pieces organized. A second helper is a bonus to hand you the next parts needed while following the assembly chart, but not necessary. When finished, it felt sturdy and indeed stays sturdy even when you outfit it with whatever desktop items you have. It looks good and is even larger than it seems with great depth so you aren’t forced to be just inches away from your monitors. It comes with clear corner bumpers, but the adhesive seemed old or ‘melted’ so getting the backs off of the tiny sections in the bumpers was challenging. The bumpers also will come off easily due to their adhesive weakness, but that can be easily remedied with your own double sided tape of some sort if you choose. I would recommend this desk to anyone looking for something worth the price, well built (if you build it right, of course), and fashionable. Be mindful that the underside edge of the tabletop has very little space until you reach the frame, so clamps or modifications relying on some sort of lip edge can be hit or miss. Very happy with this desk. I am confident it will last a very long time no matter what it is used for.

The Tribesigns Modern Computer Desk is exactly what I needed to upgrade my workspace. Assembly was surprisingly easy — all the parts were labeled, the instructions were clear, and everything lined up perfectly. I had it fully put together in under 30 minutes. Once assembled, the desk feels very solid. No wobbling, no shaking, and the metal frame gives it a sturdy, high-quality feel. The desktop surface is spacious enough for multiple monitors, speakers, and accessories, with plenty of room left over for writing or organizing. The finish looks clean and modern, adding a really nice touch to the room. The only downside that I noticed was the ability to mount anything to the edge of the desk. If you are looking to use a monitor stand that requires clamping you may have issues with having enough space on the underside due to the support bracing of the tabletop.

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.

Great super study, good looking, great material and easy to put together. Worth a few hundred dollars in my option

Very sturdy & stylish table, easy 15 min assembly. Bought 4 for our church worship team dressing room & they match perfectly with the Fennio LED mirrors - https://a.co/d/dB65hv9 Tips: I assembled them on a large plastic-top work table - much easier than the floor. Place package seam upwards & open box flaps. Remove styrofoam & parts. No need to take table top out of the box - attach legs & flip out when done Hex wrench provided but much easier to use a long handle one if you have it. Dab of dry soap or butter on tip of bolt threads help them screw in effortlessly We plan to buy more of these.

PARTS AND ASSEMBLY: This is coming from a person who has purchased and assembled LOADS of put-together furniture over years, especially in the last couple of months. When we opened the box, husband and I were both astounded at how many pieces there were. The amount of bolts/screws alone was RIDICULOUS! Husband put it together. No brag, just fact, he is VERY mechanical. He’s a pro remodel contractor, over 30 years in business. In a “past life” he was pro mechanic. He can fix almost ANYTHING on a home or vehicle. My point to saying this is, this basic table took hours, didn’t keep track, but a CRAZY amount of time to assemble. The info from the manufacturer says 15-minute assembly. It takes 15 minutes just to count and organize all the parts! The hardware, which was all in one bag, was open on one end, so, when he picked up the bag from the box, all the pieces poured out and he had to pick through the box to find them all. Some reviews said, only took a couple of hours, like it was no big deal. To me, 2 hours is unacceptable for such a simple desk. It’s the crazy amount of parts, especially bolts, that made it take so long. WHITE TABLE/SILVER BOLTS THAT SHOW: It’s put together with (again) a RIDICULOUS amount of bolts/screws. My table is white. The screws for frame, most of which show, are SILVER. None of the photos of the white version show silver screws like are in obvious view on my table. I don’t want to see silver hardware on my white desk in my office. It would’ve been nice if they had cautioned, the white table’s going to have a bunch of clunky silver bolts showing! ACCESSORIES CAPABILITY I’m having to return the wire organizers and keyboard shelf I purchased for this since the table and frame are so thick that most clamp accessories don’t accommodate them. The top is too thin to under-mount anything. I’m struggling to find items that DO work. I’d have returned it by now, but I AM NOT disassembling the thing and trying to repack it. Probably, I’ll contact Amazon and try to figure out a resolution. I DEFINITELY want some paint or something to address to SILVER garage-shelf looking screws that show on my WHITE office desk now! Other than that, it’s fine. 😆. Sorry for any typos; tried to catch them all. --------- Since my original review, I attached pictures of the ugly bolts and piece connections. Compare this to the products photos on Amazon. The product photos show WHITE bolts that are nearly invisible and nice neat nearly invisible joints. Worlds apart from the look of the actual desk. Like others I tried to work with Tribesigns to return this desk since, at this point, I'm pretty disgusted and found this seller to be completely uncooperative. They said to disassemble it, repack it in the same box [all 75 to 100 pieces with most of those being the bolts] and ship it back at MY expense. It's poorly designed and they should have apologized fro the subpar design and very visible silver clunky bolts showing on a white table. They didn't. At one point they did offer me a $20, then increased to $40 rebate [which I'm not really confident I would even receive], but I find this insulting given the $212 cost and the appearance of the desk on Amazon compared to the actual assemble desk. This seller does not budge on trying to work with the customer. I WILL NOT purchase from Tribesigns again!