Furinno Efficient Home Laptop Notebook Computer Desk
$30.80
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Description
Furinno 11192 Efficient Home Laptop Notebook Computer Desk is designed for space saving and modern stylish look. It is great for apartments and dorms where space is limited. The shelves provide additional storage spaces for your needs. The main material – medium density composite wood is manufactured in Malaysia and compliant with CARB regulations. There is no foul smell, durable and the material is the most stable amongst the medium density composite woods. The PVC tube is made from recycled plastic and is tested for its durability. A simple attitude towards lifestyle is reflected directly on the design of Furinno Furniture, creating a trend of simply nature. Care instructions: wipe clean with clean damped cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals. Pictures are for illustration purpose. All decor items are not included in this offer.
Additional information
| Asin | B0056NQV40 |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Maximum weight: 30 Pounds |
| Weight | Maximum weight: 30 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Maximum weight: 30 Pounds |
Chanise Williams –
It isn’t sturdy enough for me. I’m constantly sitting at work and if I accidentally hit it, it will wobble quite a bit. I took the pins off at the bottom that was there for stability since I have carpet, It just does the opposite and make it’s more wobbly. This will have to do for now. I am a 23 YO female and it took me an hour and 15 minutes to put together, not bad at all.
Suvrat –
It’s easy to assemble. And I like the levels that allow you to organize items. The leg space is ample — I’m 5’7″ — but I see how it could be inadequate for 6-foot-plus folks. The bad part is that the surface is a dust magnet, and I live in Southern Brooklyn where pollution is relatively low, and have my windows closed all the time, and still it needs regular wiping. It also stains very easily, and if the stains are not immediately clear, they stick. And it is not sturdy at all. It contorts in awkward angles and even accidental hits rattle the table, and hence all the items it holds. My small monitor almost fell once but my spidey sense caught it in time. Recommended for simple low-key usage for small rooms, but it will be worth it if you spend slightly more and get something easier to clean and more stable.
Biancamicaa –
I used this in college next to my bed as a nightstand/desk/vanity considering I had limited space in my dorm. Sorry I have no pictures from when I had it. But, the triple shelf worked great as I used the top shelf for my makeup, the middle shelf for my perfumes, and on the bottom shelf I had a 3 tier Desktop organizer which I used for my school supplies (folders/binders/misc). With these desk shelves, I made sure to put my makeup on the top as it was light/ easy everyday access.. the middle shelf for perfumes because they were light, and the bottom shelf for my school stuff because it was the heaviest stuff. On the desk part, I had a clock lamp in one corner & a stand up mirror in the other & still had space in the middle. On the perfume shelf, I kept a coaster there too for when I wanted water next to my low-to the ground bed. It doesn’t come with a chair but I used a stool chair from 5 below & it fit perfectly & could tuck under. It was easy to build, and the color was great, looked like real wood. In terms of sturdiness, I had it on carpet which helped, but it was a bit wobbly. This is not a desk that would be comfortable for adults unless they are 5’3 or smaller like me but it is functional for a great price! Hope this helps!
Super cute! –
This computer desk is perfect for small spaces or corners. It’s compact and convenient without sacrificing functionality. Assembling it was straightforward, and it fits well into my home office setup. If you’re looking for a desk that maximizes space without compromising on usability, this is a great choice.
Starboy –
Fits perfectly in the space I needed it in, and it’s super easy to build I was able to do it alone with no problem fairly quickly. It’s sturdy and can hold books, beauty products, etc. with no issue. I bought it because of its low price and expected it to be of lower quality than it actually is, very happy about that! :))
CB1970 –
Yes this is a cheaply made desk. But what do you expect for the price. I received mine a prior opened package. So I knew there could be damage. The person before me was not too bright. They put the little lock screws in backwards. They probably thought they were defective. In the mean time they broke off some little pieces. Second, the shelves have to be put in a certain way to line up with the holes on the support piece for the top shelf. You may have to adjust the shelving boards a certain way so everything lines up. It’s called use your imagination. It’s not rocket science to put this together. I am a woman and I did it by myself. We will see how long it lasts. But my area is sort of temporary anyway. I would say for the money it’s worth the purchase. Just be aware you may have to use some brain cells to manipulate the pieces.
Tim Mays –
Compact and sturdy. Very versatile. Able to place laptop, printer, pack of 8×10 paper, and shredder comfortably. After reviewing instructions, easy to assemble.
Kylee Shannon –
I bought this to fit into a corner of my living room to do paperwork and such. It’s a really nice size if you don’t have the space for a massive desk.
My parents put it together and they found it easy. The color is perfect and matches everything well in my house. As for the quality and performance, it’s a little rickety and doesn’t feel sturdy if a lot of pressure is put on it. It wobbles at times and could maybe use more reinforcements along the joints.
Valomajakka –
Here is my review/suggestions…. I am a composer/musician/artist/mosaicist and work from home – basically a work-station for each discipline. Purchased two of these to clear up space in my livingroom. 27$ – so I purchased two.
This is NOT a product to be all gung-ho in assembling. Make some tea/coffee/other beverage, relax, put on some music, and enjoy the journey of assembly, while getting to know the new addition to your flat.
Things to consider –
1 – Not Tiffany quality, but if put together with some extra love, it will last awhile.
2 – Gorilla Glue, wood glue version. This is optional, but recommended. GLUE EVERYTHING! From the screws to the joints NOTE – this will render your product moot for return and disassembly. But, it will be sturdier to some degree since this is particle board.
3 – Cats. If you have them, either put them away while you assemble or accept that they will want to ‘help’. Be aware there are tiny things they might eat or play with and lose, and it comes with styrofoam (which I don’t understand why they still use – it’s just harmful to everything)
4 – Surfaces. This scratches easily and I have cement floors. Put a towel down or do this on carpet to avoid scratches. Make sure whatever you decide, it’s as level/flat as possible.
5 – Power Drill. Be seriously carefull with this. Use one, yes, but short, light, bursts, as this is particle board and will rip apart easily.
6 – Cleaning. Soft towel and Windex or other light cleaner works well. Don’t be aggressive as it scratches easily.
The instructions are… ok. Do a mock run before final assembly, especially if you opt to use glue. When gluing joints and whatnot, have a heavy object near to place on top while you allow the glue to dry a bit before continuing. The pieces are marked with LETTERS in RED, however, kind of hard to read. But at least they are there. Also which direction they go can also be kind of vague. Some of the diagrams are not accurate. I have included a photo one. The LARGER rods go on the btm and the SMALLER ones on top. The TOP caps you kind of have to just keep turning, even when flat to the shelf, until it can’t turn any further.
If you opt to use glue – wait a few hours before using it to make sure the glue has dried/sealed.
This desk can ONLY be assembled in one direction – shelves only on the one side. I purchased two and am just going to turn the other one around – or you can be reckless and free and drill new holes, going against the conformity of the directions. You Go Rockstar! (You will run the risk of destroying your new desk).
It’s shallow – as in from what is deemed the front to the back. 15.5". Enough for a monitor and keyboard (there is NO keyboard pull-out shelf). But not much else. All depending on the size of keyboard/monitor you have. A standard/typical desktop hard drive will fit on the lower shelf. And JUST that – depending on its weight. Again – particle board, not quite that strong. Portable hard drives and what not are perfect for the upper shelf. Photos, nicknacks, and whatnot are perfect for the top shelf – however, if you have cats, they will just be invitations to knock off. Fair warning.
This desk is OPEN – as in there are NO extra holes for cords. Again, you can drill new ones yourself but you run the risk of destroying your desk.
It’s compact – very compact. It can fit most places in a flat – like a tiny car can fit in random/odd spaces. But pretty much just a computer/laptop station. This is NOT a desk for someone who likes to spread out while they work – hence, I purchased two.
There ya go, these are just my thoughts/suggestions. It’s a good desk. It works. Don’t be rough with it, and it will last. Go Forth and Create!
J. Murray –
Just as the title says, great desk for the price. It’s size is great for small spaces, and decently sturdy. The cheap material does get imperfections quickly and easily, but again, great for the price.