SixBros.Variant Stamm Schreibtisch S-202 A Polish oak

It was easy enough to put together, but you may need to use a few of your own tools because only a screwdriver was supplied and it wasn't sufficient to do everything in the instructions. Feels very stable, overall good build quality, particularly for the price. I left off the small glass stand on the left side, which I reappropriated as a drinks coaster down the right side. It's nice, but it does mean I have three weird holes on the left side of my desk. It would be good if they supplied little plastic bits to plug up those holes for people who don't want a weird glass platform, but ho hum.The PC holder bit is just about big enough for my case, but you can simply not attach the metal bar to give you a few extra inches of space for wide cases. Note that the left half of the computer holder is covered by a wood panel at the back, but there seems to be enough room for ventilation nonetheless.

Excellent product and looks expensive. Package arrived damaged, but product was fine. Put together in 2 hours and is very robust and good quality. Had small issue when I inserted the drawer poles too far and contacted customer services, who promptly sent out replacement and at no cost to myself, which I cannot fault. The product is of excellent quality and the customer services surpass themselves. Would definitely use them again. Highly recommend the product and 5 stars all round.

Very pleased with the product, everything was clearly labelled, the instructions are probably the best and easiest i have followed when putting furniture together. The product looks good. It was worth paying a little extra for the quality of the item. Would recommend and would use company again

Having recently built a new PC with dual screens, and my current PC desk being too small and very old, I started looking on Amazon for a new one, and settled for this. It seemed to offer the best layout space for what I wanted, and having a Phanteks Enthroo Pro full sized tower as my PC case, this desk was the only one that seemed capable of housing it. The desk arrived quickly and was fairly east to assemble, I did at one point tighten one of the file support bars in the drawer too far into the metal insert which had no bottom and consequentially partially broke thru the front of the drawer but was able to flatten it down. Its a good quality desk, but I'm knocking off a star because I think the design is a bit poor. My first gripe is the RH side - the shelf is ok for a small printer as per the default photo, but my Canon one (which has a built in scanner) is too large, plus the top panel overhangs the shelf by 3", and eats into the shelf space. I think they should have extended the top panel and the RH side panel together and had a longer top area, with either a good sized cubby hole above the single drawer or have a second drawer. I have managed to put my second monitor here though by using a Fellowes Monitor Stand with extra leg pieces. My Printer is on another riser I bought on the LH side of the desk. The next issue was the LH side Tower space. It was a tight fit width wise as I thought it would be, but it could not go all the way back because the rear panel on that sides encroaches into the space by 4-5" so any cables that stick out hit the panel. So in the end I couldn't use the space and ended up with the Tower at the LH side of the desk, which in hindsight works quite well as the Tower has LED's visible thru the LH panel - if it had been in the desk space, these would not have been visible. It seems PC desk manufacturers should observe that most gaming PC builds with lighting will have their lighting visible on the LH side, so the tower spaces in the desks they design should be open on that side of the tower space ... I also think the CD rack was a bit unnecessary, would have preferred more shelves that side aside from the single one you get. The keyboard shelf isnt lockable when its out, so once out it can start moving back in when you use it, or catch it slightly. Bit annoying. Possibly could have been a bit wider too as I like to use the mouse adjacent to the keyboard. Finally, the glass shelf in the corner is also a bit pointless, so I never bothered fitting it.

I use this desk all the time, the instruction's where extremely detailed, and the surfaces are well protected from any scratches'. Only problem is there are a few screws that they really should tell you to put in at an earlier stage, as by the time they tell you to do it you have to take apart half the desk, and there is one on the back of the desk, which is near the end of the instructions, that is impossible to do!Saying that, it's a great looking desk, and very practical, and it's definitely in no danger of falling apart due to me not tightening up one screw.

Took awile to put together but I did it alone. Lots of room for all my stuff, 2 monitors (24 inch), lamp, printer, tower and accessories. Very big drawer to put lots of goodies in and a extra shelf for more goodies above the drawer. Even with all the junk on my desk I still have room for more, including my wacom graphics tablet.Final note: very sturdy and strong, the instructions for building are clear but I would recommend getting a friend to help it would be much faster.

Sturdy and heavy once assembled. Does not seem to be made of the regular pressed wood that most cheap furniture is made of, it's much denser and harder; though not solid wood.Assembly took 3 hours, although instructions were clear and components came packed in roughly the order in which you needed to use them.

So, when delivered I only received one of the boxes as I apparently declined the other one due to it being damaged, this however wasn't true as I wasn't in st the time, but I must say the customer service received from Sixbros was brilliant as they sorted everything out for my straight away. Table was pretty easy to build and looks great!