Mobile Home Office Desk with Power Outlet

Instructions to the desk was very easy, but I think you need 2 people to put on the bottom part. After that, it was a breeze. It's a nice sturdy desk and it has good weight to it. I needed a desk where I could put my printer since it's kind of large and this was just the right size, with some room left over. A good purchase. Desk is good for desk top or lap top computer with room for cell phone and tablet to boot. And btw, like that it comes with an outlet for charging your gadgets. Awesome.

This desk is perfect for a daybed. Quite stabile. Fits my laptop, 27" monitor, and accessories. Rolls for easy adjustment.

I am 74 widow and put it together myself! Looks nice, sturdy.

Once put together it works good!

Very well packaged with everything intact and nothing broken despite obvious rips in the outer box and crushing to one corner. Easy assembly by one person, very well laid out directions. I appreciate the fact they include 1 extra bolt, nut, etc. for each piece and more so appreciate that I didn't need them (yet!). Unit seems solid when assembled but I'm a little concerned about the keyboard tray (small screws). I love the very large tabletop and I'm thinking about turning the electrical outlet around so that anything plugged in doesn't hit the back of the monitor. The keyboard tray does not fit a curved (e.g. wave, natural) keyboard and I have to shift it off the left side to use the mouse in a very small area on the tray. Using this with a laptop, large monitor and wireless keyboard is a little cumbersome in that the small tray underneath isn't suitable for a 17.3" laptop. Putting it on the bottom shelf is problematic with my feet resting there. I'm investigating an alternative laptop holder. Fits well in front of one side of a side-by-side recliner in an RV allowing me to do my work without disturbing or interfering with my wife. Very happy with that! :-)[Update] Put a 32" widescreen LG monitor on the tabletop and the wheels really bogged down. They haven't broken, but they're not rolling smoothly. I've ordered some heavy duty 2" replacements. I have the monitor stand at it's lowest setting and it's still a bit too tall for comfort. Would love to be able to set this down further. The little rubber pieces that protect the VERY sharp piece of metal jutting out the front of the slide on either side of the keyboard come off to easily. I applied super glue to them and we'll see how that does. The pieces are too sharp to leave unprotected. The power plug at the back seems backwards in that every plug I've tried covers the second outlet. With the monitor backed up to the power outlet, I've gone to a flat plug with a 3' cord and set on the table top for now. Looking to mount that to the back but I'm a little concerned about weight distribution and stability.

My wife built this by herself in about 3 hours, sturdy, great for moving around good as a mobile work space very sturdy

Looks exactly like the image. My husband didn't have a hard time at all putting this together. And this is his setup.

Great product