Weehom Reversible L-Shaped Desk with Shelves Large Corner Gaming Computer Desks for Home Office Writing Workstation Wooden Table

this is from the point of view of an avid gamer/streamer. I also use this desk when I work from home. I got the desk and started to put it together right away. As far as assembly goes, it wasn’t that difficult to put together. The instructions aren’t great but it wasn’t hard to tell what they meant. I’ve put together enough ikea furniture to understand at this point. There was one issue where you have the circular, ikea like, locking nuts that you twist onto the bolt itself that did not fit on the underside of the desk top. This didn’t really cause any issues with the desk top itself so I have no issues other than to make sure they fix that in the QC department. Once the desk is put together it feels sturdy enough for my desktop pc and three monitor setup. I have an audio mixer aswell as a mic on a boom arm and I still have a lot of room for my keyboard and mouse. Over all for the price I think this is a pretty solid buy. I would recommend this desk to anyone looking. Do keep in mind the QC issues with that one single issue. Again, it would have been nice for that hardware to actually function but it doesn’t seem to affect the desk at all. So that is the reason for the 4stars. Overall I’m happy with it. If anything changes I will update with any issues that I may encounter.

First of all, I love this desk for all the reasons you see mentioned by other 5 star reviewers. But more importantly I feel like a couple of the criticisms this desk is getting from other reviewers is a little unfair. 1) The perpendicular lines you see in some of the wood grain in the veneer are marks left behind from the saws used to cut the wood. If this were all real wood- and not veneer on particle board- yes, those marks would be bad because they would be bumps and ripples on the surface. But because this is only wood veneer those marks have no effect on the smoothness of the surface. It's only a visual quirk! If you were to go to a lumber yard you would see those marks in real, rough sawn lumber. They're not an indication of damage or misuse. Personally I like seeing a few of those marks here and there because they made the wood look "real." I've owned furniture with wood veneer that looks "perfect" and honestly it looks fake! This veneer, however, looks more like real wood. The desk I received only has a few of these marks here and there. 2) In regards to gaps in the top panels: there are small wooden dowels that are used to line up the edges of the three tabletop surfaces. Insert them and marry the 3 top pieces together snugly, and THEN tighten down the screws that holds the top to the metal frame beneath. This ensures that you won't end up with any gaps on the surface, which is a complaint in some of the other reviews. Be careful not to overtighten these screws! Fair criticisms: Even when properly secured the 2 joints between the 3 top pieces aren't perfectly flat. At the worst spot on my desk there's about a 1 millimeter difference between the two surfaces. I guess this could be an annoyance if you like sliding things around your desk a lot, but in my use I never notice it. Also the instructions don't tell you how to insert these dowels, or even mention them at all. I'm tempted to take a star off my overall score for this oversight, but I feel like anyone with a little bit of common sense would see the dowels in the parts kit and the holes in the edges of the top surface pieces and figure out how it goes together. Overall I really love this desk. I wouldn't expect to get anything better than this for the price (about $200 USD). The unit I received has no nicks, scratches, dents, or scuffs of any kind, despite the box being a little beat up and some of the parts sliding around inside (the packaging inside the box definitely could have been a little more secure). I was able to assemble this by myself in under 2 hours, but I was taking my time and didn't have anyone to help me. Also, at first I was skeptical of the dinky little wooden platform on which to place your computer tower, but it's actually perfect! The plastic feet on it are very smooth, so I can slide the platform (and my computer) around on my carpeted floor to wherever I want it. This adds a lot of flexibility to how you want to setup your computer. Be warned that this little platform is on the small side. My computer tower overhangs the front and back by almost an inch, but it still functions fine because of where the rubber feet are on the bottom of my computer.

I could not be happier with this desk! The wood is gorgeous and better than expected for this price. The frame is sturdy and looks great. Took about 2 hours to assemble on my own but it wasn't terribly hard.

This was fairly easy to assemble, just lots of pieces but I was able to setup it up alone in about an hour and a half. Real metal makes it very sturdy and heavy. Beautiful wood and I’ve used it regularly for a few months and no scratches or buckling. Fits nicely in any corner and great height, just below my window. The “L” can be configured two ways. And I get SO many compliments. It’s beautiful and very functional. Great buy!

Update: The seller provided a refund for the desk so I didn't have to return it. I also purchased another of the same desk which came with all parts in tact. The desk arrived with a broken part (part #5) which is needed for the frame. I contacted the seller to request a replacement part. The seller said they are out of the part and that I will need to return the desk. The broken part was at the bottom of the box so I had already taken everything out. This will make re-boxing it difficult. It is also going to be a burden to return because it is so large and heavy.

Took me a few hours to put together, not 30 minutes, but I was able to put it together on my own with no extra tools. It looks great in my office, has plenty of space, and I feel like it really opened up the room. Everything seems pretty sturdy, all the parts were there, and I was able to understand the instructions quite well. The hardest part was putting the end shelf together. That was a little harder with one person.