**Detailed instruction book with 19 steps plus how-to video access as well. Some parts are not labeled but EZ enough to figure out
**Professional assembly through Amazon states it takes 1 person an estimated 3 hours to assemble this desk and it took me 4 hours, with my bad back, neck and weak hands to boot.
**Not seen in the photo - the "modesty panel" where the low shelf runs along under the desk actually has a half-moon shaped cut out at the top that allows for cords and cables to come through. Instructions state this shelf can hold up to 10 pounds, and I think it is meant to hold a CPU - given they do advertise and label this as a computer desk. The width of the shelf is just right to hold a standard CPU.
**The pull out thin drawer is labeled a keyboard drawer - some have commented that it won't work as this. Installed correctly it pulls out 10" and has a round hole in the back for the cable to come through. The piece with knob drops down and it is indeed OK for a keyboard.
**As to comments about drawers not in alignment or closing badly, the last assembly step is a procedure for adjusting the cams to fix that issue. I think the instructions are so thorough and the pieces so solid that with correct (patient) assembly the drawers should be fine.
**As to complaints about it being too short/low, or small - this desktop is 29" high; my old desk is 30" and I use standard office chairs. Most desks are 29- 30" so it isn't really so small as some state - this IS NOT an executive desk!
**Right side vertical edge is a patented piece that is supposed to slide on. Mine required banging it in place very hard - put a folded towel or washcloth over the wood to protect it if you need to do the same.
**Mostly assembled with it laying on its back - toward the end you turn (roll) it over onto the front to work on the back which takes room. Best to assemble on carpet (or large sturdy table) to save the finish as well as wear on the knees due to lengthy assembly process.
**The off white colored finish goes with my other "white oak" manufactured pieces very well. It has vague light gold patches that are supposed to represent an "antiqued" finish. The back looks OK if it shows.
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great look & quality for a DIY desk
**Detailed instruction book with 19 steps plus how-to video access as well. Some parts are not labeled but EZ enough to figure out**Professional assembly through Amazon states it takes 1 person an estimated 3 hours to assemble this desk and it took me 4 hours, with my bad back, neck and weak hands to boot.**Not seen in the photo - the "modesty panel" where the low shelf runs along under the desk actually has a half-moon shaped cut out at the top that allows for cords and cables to come through. Instructions state this shelf can hold up to 10 pounds, and I think it is meant to hold a CPU - given they do advertise and label this as a computer desk. The width of the shelf is just right to hold a standard CPU.**The pull out thin drawer is labeled a keyboard drawer - some have commented that it won't work as this. Installed correctly it pulls out 10" and has a round hole in the back for the cable to come through. The piece with knob drops down and it is indeed OK for a keyboard.**As to comments about drawers not in alignment or closing badly, the last assembly step is a procedure for adjusting the cams to fix that issue. I think the instructions are so thorough and the pieces so solid that with correct (patient) assembly the drawers should be fine.**As to complaints about it being too short/low, or small - this desktop is 29" high; my old desk is 30" and I use standard office chairs. Most desks are 29- 30" so it isn't really so small as some state - this IS NOT an executive desk!**Right side vertical edge is a patented piece that is supposed to slide on. Mine required banging it in place very hard - put a folded towel or washcloth over the wood to protect it if you need to do the same.**Mostly assembled with it laying on its back - toward the end you turn (roll) it over onto the front to work on the back which takes room. Best to assemble on carpet (or large sturdy table) to save the finish as well as wear on the knees due to lengthy assembly process.**The off white colored finish goes with my other "white oak" manufactured pieces very well. It has vague light gold patches that are supposed to represent an "antiqued" finish. The back looks OK if it shows.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2016
Color: Antiqued White FinishVerified Purchase
**Detailed instruction book with 19 steps plus how-to video access as well. Some parts are not labeled but EZ enough to figure out
**Professional assembly through Amazon states it takes 1 person an estimated 3 hours to assemble this desk and it took me 4 hours, with my bad back, neck and weak hands to boot.
**Not seen in the photo - the "modesty panel" where the low shelf runs along under the desk actually has a half-moon shaped cut out at the top that allows for cords and cables to come through. Instructions state this shelf can hold up to 10 pounds, and I think it is meant to hold a CPU - given they do advertise and label this as a computer desk. The width of the shelf is just right to hold a standard CPU.
**The pull out thin drawer is labeled a keyboard drawer - some have commented that it won't work as this. Installed correctly it pulls out 10" and has a round hole in the back for the cable to come through. The piece with knob drops down and it is indeed OK for a keyboard.
**As to comments about drawers not in alignment or closing badly, the last assembly step is a procedure for adjusting the cams to fix that issue. I think the instructions are so thorough and the pieces so solid that with correct (patient) assembly the drawers should be fine.
**As to complaints about it being too short/low, or small - this desktop is 29" high; my old desk is 30" and I use standard office chairs. Most desks are 29- 30" so it isn't really so small as some state - this IS NOT an executive desk!
**Right side vertical edge is a patented piece that is supposed to slide on. Mine required banging it in place very hard - put a folded towel or washcloth over the wood to protect it if you need to do the same.
**Mostly assembled with it laying on its back - toward the end you turn (roll) it over onto the front to work on the back which takes room. Best to assemble on carpet (or large sturdy table) to save the finish as well as wear on the knees due to lengthy assembly process.
**The off white colored finish goes with my other "white oak" manufactured pieces very well. It has vague light gold patches that are supposed to represent an "antiqued" finish. The back looks OK if it shows.
**Professional assembly through Amazon states it takes 1 person an estimated 3 hours to assemble this desk and it took me 4 hours, with my bad back, neck and weak hands to boot.
**Not seen in the photo - the "modesty panel" where the low shelf runs along under the desk actually has a half-moon shaped cut out at the top that allows for cords and cables to come through. Instructions state this shelf can hold up to 10 pounds, and I think it is meant to hold a CPU - given they do advertise and label this as a computer desk. The width of the shelf is just right to hold a standard CPU.
**The pull out thin drawer is labeled a keyboard drawer - some have commented that it won't work as this. Installed correctly it pulls out 10" and has a round hole in the back for the cable to come through. The piece with knob drops down and it is indeed OK for a keyboard.
**As to comments about drawers not in alignment or closing badly, the last assembly step is a procedure for adjusting the cams to fix that issue. I think the instructions are so thorough and the pieces so solid that with correct (patient) assembly the drawers should be fine.
**As to complaints about it being too short/low, or small - this desktop is 29" high; my old desk is 30" and I use standard office chairs. Most desks are 29- 30" so it isn't really so small as some state - this IS NOT an executive desk!
**Right side vertical edge is a patented piece that is supposed to slide on. Mine required banging it in place very hard - put a folded towel or washcloth over the wood to protect it if you need to do the same.
**Mostly assembled with it laying on its back - toward the end you turn (roll) it over onto the front to work on the back which takes room. Best to assemble on carpet (or large sturdy table) to save the finish as well as wear on the knees due to lengthy assembly process.
**The off white colored finish goes with my other "white oak" manufactured pieces very well. It has vague light gold patches that are supposed to represent an "antiqued" finish. The back looks OK if it shows.
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