Glass L-Shape Corner Computer Desk with Pull-Out Keyboard Tray

This desk is perfect for my office. I like the size and the clean, clear lines which go well with all my busier looking arts, crafts, and desktop publishing hobbies. Lost a star as putting it together was a bit of a challenge.

horrible, you should not sale this junk! I did review already. Some one should call me, why do you send me review again! Please refer the photo, I cannot install them, one is too short, one is too long. I missed 3 #11 screws and 2 #5 screws too. I have too made screws loose in order to put glass on frames. I do not know when these screws will falling off to break glasses.

Im in love with this desk. It was also very easy to assemble.

Giving this four stars only because of some scratches that were on the legs of the desk. The box wasn’t damaged at all so it must of came from the manufacturer who created the desk. Also, the metal rods that are supposed to be used for extra support in the back of each side did not fit. They were to long to fit each area whole. Luckily the desk was pretty sturdy after screwing the glass tops on. And I was unable to put the slide out keyboard on since the holes to screw in the sliding metals were too small. It can be fixed by drilling a bigger whole or using smaller screws but I left it as is for now. Other than that the desk looks great!

This desk is very handsome and sturdy in its price range. Cleverly designed, but the engineering in the manufacturing is poor. HOWEVER, as others have noted - the difficulty in assembly is worth it because the final product is so good. Details: All the legs look alike, but there are two kinds. Look for an extra drilled hole near the bottom to identify the legs that will be connected by a horizontal bar at the back of each side. I had assembled almost the entire desk before I discovered that it includes a hex wrench! But all the bolts were well marked. As others have said, the holes drilled in the support arms for the keyboard tray are too small for the supplied metal screws. I had to drill the holes larger. Also - they keyboard tray, once assembled, is not quite wide enough for a standard keyboard AND a mouse, so plan to have the mouse up on the glass. Some say you have to drill holes into the tray to attach it to the metal brackets, but there are (tiny) starter holes that you can use to be sure you are aligned. The self-tapping screws are easy to screw into the wood tray. You will have some difficulty getting all the holes aligned in some areas where the bolts connect, but it all worked out for me, asssembled with just one person.