Roling Computer Desk with Printer Shelf

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of this desk given its very reasonable price. It was very easy to build - took about 20 minutes - all the fixings were in labelled bags to make it easy to find the right ones (the parts were also numbered for easy identification) and it screwed together firmly and without any need to tweak or re drill.

This replaced a larger desk in a home office, and I must say it's hard to fault, and for the money it's a bargain. For starters it has that rarest of all rarities in self assembly furniture of a clear instruction leaflet. Although one person assembly would be possible, two is better to get things lined up correctly without cross threading the screws. It's well boxed and all parts are are identified with a round sticker, and another rarity is a spare screw for most fixings, each different screw and fixing type is in its own plastic bag. The finish of the parts is good quality. The fitting of the keyboard runners can be a little tricky, but you just need to make sure they are the right way round. The top shelf is a good idea for keeping sundry items off the main desk. I found it was a good fit for my A4 HP printer, as Using a PC I found that there wasn't enough room for the computer unit and printer side by side on the lower shelf, but if you are using a laptop then you have more options. The small shelf under the keyboard tray is about A4 size, and is probably ideal for printer paper. This shelf secures to the rear cross support panel with two turn knobs and can be secured horizontally to where it is best suited, or taken off altogether. Two castors are lockable to stop the desk moving around, so make sure you get these on the front during assembly. A pleasing amount of thought has gone into the design of this product, and it really is hard to fault for anything like the asking price. The only colour choices are black and the rustic brown wood effect that I chose. I would probably chosen a lighter colour if there was an option, but it's not a real issue. My only niggle is that there is only about a couple of inches clearance between the floor and the bottom of the lower shelf, so might be a problem if you are wearing bulky shoes. A good reason for slipping your shoes off!

Like other items I've bought from this company. The finish is a more like a 4 out of 5, which the cost reflects. The build quality, ease of assembly etc and the extra nuts, bolts and screws is a 5 0ut of 5 tho.

he Yaheetech 3-Tier Computer Desk with Printer Shelf and Keyboard Tray is a solid option if you need a compact and functional home office desk. It has three tiers of shelving that make it easy to organise your setup—space for a printer on top, a monitor or books on the middle shelf, and room for a PC tower or storage boxes below. The slide-out keyboard tray moves smoothly, and the lockable wheels make it easy to move around when needed. The rustic brown finish and black metal frame give it a clean, modern look, and it feels stable once assembled. It’s not heavy-duty, so avoid overloading the shelves, and the particle board can scratch or swell if exposed to water. Assembly takes time and the instructions aren’t perfect, but it’s manageable with basic tools. Overall, this desk offers great functionality, storage, and mobility for its price—ideal for small spaces or home offices where you need efficiency without taking up much room.

Amazing. Took just under an hour to put together. I kept it in the box for first 3 weeks in fear. No need it was super easy to put together a bit tricky at first as I did it alone but once I got going it was great. It is very sturdy and a great size for screen and mouse. The section for keyboard is fab and a shelf for laptop under desk also above for camera. So good proper impressive. And soooo cheap.

Perfect desk just want I wanted with the space I had available for, so easy to build took me around 30 minutes to complete with easy to follow instructions. Looks great very pleased with it.

I bought this desk as a 2nd desk for my creative area downstairs for a PC/Laser Engraver setup. Sadly it was too wide by about 10cm (Completely my fault) but luckily I also have a box room upstairs I wasn't happy with the setup (it had a corner desk) 1 axe and grinder and that desk was no more. But now it has a lovely desk instead for a little photo studio I wanted to create. The desk was unbelievably easy to put together, so good in fact that I could've probably gotten my teenage son to put it together was I able to get him off the Xbox. The build quality is really good and feels sturdy and solid. One thing that was a pleasant surprise was that they also added 1 of every screw/bolt, they also added a solid screwdriver and wrench so you don't need to find your own. These are great little additions as most will leave them out to save a few £. All in all i'm very happy. For the price you can't go wrong, the corner desk that's now been recycled cost 3x the money and I was never happy with the look or quality.

Desktop PC's are not as popular except for gaming. I still need one as I enjoy Flight Simulator so much but was feed up of it taking up too much space. The Yaheeetech has enabled me to put everything, including my printer, into one compact space and, with the ingenious use of cable ties coming tomorrow, the 4-gang surge protection strip will be secured to the trolley enabling the plug to be pulled and the trolley wheeled out for cleaning! Now, That's Magic! Assembly took a shade over the hour the instructions say, closer to two hours, largely because of being cautious and making sure I understood before wading in and getting something wrong. I advise anyone to take care over the instructions - especially when assembling the keyboard pull out shelf. A little squirt of WD40 on a cloth and rub it on the runners helps keep it smooth running. The material quality is adequate, in line with the price point of the computer trolley, but it feels as if you need to be careful with the MDF laminate stuff as it would probably chip easily. I have retained the corner protection pieces for our removal team to use. I used a power screwdriver to speed up the process a little but the supplied screwdriver and spanner are quite capable of doing the job. My printer is larger than usual, being an "All In One" HP Photosmart 7520, so I removed the back rail on the top shelf. I am looking for a larger black shelf to rest in top (fixed with velcro) so the printer is a bit more secure (it overlaps the shelf by about 6cm). Overall, I am delighted with this purchase and it only drops one "Sturdiness" star due to the printer shelf being a bit on the small side.