OneSpace Ultramodern Glass L-Shape Desk, Black

UPDATED: I contacted customer service and I got it assembled correctly after I was told that "In step 4 you were only attaching (B) to (A) in the center. However, on step 5 You are attaching (E) at the Top of (A) so those holes where the Corner Frame (E) attach to (A) at the TOP should not have screws in them. (A) has two parts that will be attached to it but one is attached up top and one is attached below in the center. Look below:" (then there was an attached helpful image).This is a beautiful office desk.The only issue is, the screws do not fit for the keyboard tray,and the keyboard tray does not pull out far enough, and is too close to the desk top above it;so my knuckles hit the desk top when typing.-Additionally, the right desk top is not exactly ergonomic.My elbow gets a bit sore against the glass, since the mouse must rest on the top desk topand not next to the keyboard.Also my forearm sticks to the glass top slightly.--I really liked the simplicity of the assembly directions (even though I made a mistake or two).Every part was clearly labeled with a number or letter.I have this table fully assembled except for the glass top.The only thing that makes this 4 stars instead of 5 is thatthe 4 screws for the keyboard tray don't seem to fit into the holes;the holes are too small for them.It arrived in a box promptly, and I was happy about that.I was also happy that each of the parts are clearly labeled with letters for the main parts, and numbers for the screws and such. However, step 5 is impossible once you have completed step 4.At step 5, the instructions tell you to screw the corner table top piece into the main D bars.Unfortunately, at the end of Step 4, according to the directions you already filled in the screw holes with screws. In other words there are no holes in the main D bar to screw the corner piece into.I am anxiously awaiting a reply to my email from customer service.

I love this desk. It looks very sleek, it takes up a decently large footprint (for having such a lightweight design), and it has a clean, modern style that I've received nothing but positive comments on. It gathers dust easily, but is surprisingly durable against scratches and other surface damage. I've been using it for months now, with no issues in its stability or quality.But the assembly? Most of it went pretty easy, but certain aspects of it are a small nightmare. You're gonna want an electric screwdriver for this one. Normally I can build everything with my old school manual one, but some of these nails were really tough to wrangle in. I almost thought I was going to break my screwdriver trying to get the last nail into the keyboard shelf. And getting that shelf installed without a hitch? Good luck! The instructions booklet isn't drawn 100% clearly (I guess they never are, right) and I had to reinstall it twice because it was difficult to follow (and of course, if one nail is wrong the shelf is impossible to attach.) I haven't cursed so much in many days, trying to get this simple shelf on.So you know.. it's a great product, especially for its price. Just maybe have some patience with the assembly, because it's not quick and painless. It's surprisingly easy to get something backwards or a nail in the wrong place. Seems a small improvement to the instructions booklet would've made that easy, but for some reason companies never prioritize that for those of us that have some difficulty following along and just figuring it out.

This is the OneSpace 50-JN110400 Ultramodern Glass L-Shape Desk. It is strong, well-made and flexible. You can assemble it to have the keyboard on either left or right wing. The glass is strong tempered and well supported by the metal frame. I would not worry about it breaking unless one did something really crazy.My only complaint is that the adjustable height on the feet is not very much. I'm tall (6'1"), and wanted to raise the desk another inch or so to get my knees under the keyboard. I had to use some blocks of wood. I drilled out their centers to fit the circular adjustable feet, raising the desk by about 1.5". The designers should have made the feet a little more adjustable in height. The world belongs to the little people...

I purchased this desk as it was the most similar to one I already had. In fact, I didn't even use the instructions to put it together. We were trying to create a dual workstation area for my wife and myself and this worked just fine. Do be careful when putting it together because if you tighten the bolts too much, the glass will not fit in properly and you'll be loosening them. Best to leave them slightly loose, then carefully tighten once the glass is in place. The only complaint I have with this, as I have with my original desk, is the keyboard tray is only big enough for a keyboard (and not a large keyboard, either). So your mouse will have to live on the top of the desk instead of right next to the keyboard. For the price point, it's not a big deal, though, as this desk gives you plenty of room for just about anything you'll need. Also, if you're OCD, you might want to clean the glass before putting it on the desk.

I really can't say enough about how sharp a desk this is for under $100. I looked at so many and nothing came close to the looks and value of this item. I went with the black glass to hide some of the wires underneath (I still have to zip tie up as many as I can). I put a 5-gallon portrait aquarium on the corner and a 27" All-in-One PC on the left side. I was worried about whether I planned ahead enough for this weight, but everything is solid resting on the cross supports and no strain at all. I don't have a tower, so instead, I put my subwoofer and power strip underneath the corner where they'd be out of the way. Perfect.Contrary to what some have said, I found assembly to be quite easy by myself - with one big exception: those rotten little silver screws for the keyboard tray. It took two people to drive them in! But, in the end, the tray slides beautifully and looks great and that's what matters.