IRONCK Computer Desk 47", Home Office Desk with Keyboard Tray, Monitor Stand, Storage Shelf, Industrial Studying Writing Table, Vintage Brown

Bought this to replace the old desk my wife has had for over 10 years. Bought the smaller version 44" and in black cause it fits perfect and doesn't take up a lot of room. My CPU Tower fits great on the bottom shelf and my printer fit on the other side. The drawer is great for my keyboard and the top shelf fits my curved monitor. No more clutter! Takes a bit to put it together the instructions are just enough- though I did have to fix a few mistakes on my part. It's sturdy. Looks great. My only negative is they used FED EX and the package didn't arrive on the day FED EX said it would. It arrived the day after. Worth the money spent. i also went and bought a small storage cabinet for pens, paper and it fits great on the shelf above where i put my printer in case you wondered about storage.

great product for the price.. recommend the 55" or 63" (one i ordered) so you have plenty of leg room.. The extra space also allowed me to mount my headphone hangar next to the keyboard...the short models wont have room..this model has hard to find large open shelf for big PC cases.. the 63" version is too long or heavy for "prime" free shipping, but the price has been lowered to match the smaller ones to make up for the 29.99 shipping charge.. The main desk is very sturdy.. only drawback i had was the shaky keyboard tray.(i added clamps to mine to steady it, see pic)...overall great value.. the black hutch you see is from my old computer desk...not included..

Nice size for two large monitors. Was easy to put together, seems sturdy and looks nice.

The arrival was swift, it arrived the earliest day out of the estimated time-frame.It was packaged with a lot of Styrofoam. The hardware baggies were labled, and it was boxed very compactly.The actual assembly was painful, literally and figuratively. The instructions are nearly entirely visual when prompts about future steps would clear up some headaches. The two shelf sides that act as the legs have a specific orientation, but if you're not paying close attention, you might put them on backwards, turn the desk over, just to realize you have to turn it back upside down so you can remove, rotate, and rescrew them in. Even a little "Ensure screw holes on legs are facing towards the back for future steps" would have done the trick.I also cut my thumb on the keyboard drawer rails, the metal was just sharp enough to when I extended them to put the drawer together, I ended up cutting myself. Maybe I should be more aggitated by this, but my hands get beat up at work anyways.Another issue was the monitor shelf, the holes didnt seem to line up well at all. I had to put a lot of effort to get the screws in, and thought the desk might break or look off by the end of me forcing it to go together with this problem. However, it looks fine and is sturdy.By the end of it though, I was pleased at the sturdiness and the desk space. The quality is apparent when it comes to the wood itself, though the height could be better. I'm average height and if I lay my foot on my knee I brush the keyboard drawer.All in all, a good and affordable desk. Just not fun to put together, but once you do it is really nice.

Desk is pretty nice for what you pay.The table tops are both particle board with what feels like a plastic veneer but looks like a computer generated solid piece of wood. Color is very nice and the texture is a good touch.The size is great and fits two 24" monitors on the riser with space on either side for speakers and such.The riser is a bit on the taller side lifting the monitors an additional 6" or so. If you're short you'll need to angle your monitors down a bit but overall really helps maintaining good posture since it's uncomfortable to look at them while slouched.The shipping was incredibly fast for me. I was advised a shipment 10 days out from order and got it in under 5.Their customer care email is responsive. Had a question on one of my monitor legs that had a slightly misaligned weld.Some cons or things to keep in mindThis is not a wood desk though it looks like one. Nbd I knew what I was buying. The veneer still looks wooden and is quite a beautiful wood color at that.The metal is not as "solid" as I had expected. The parts are generally made well (except for one leg on mine that was welded with a slight gap between two parts of one of the monitor stand legs). Even assembled and tightened the desk shakes a bit which is not what I anticipated. Seems like it will hold well just didn't expect it. Framing is probably aluminum steel alloy and is on the light side in weight. This makes the desk top heavy because the particle board desktop is more than half the weight of the desk.The feet are either plastic or zinc and are light weight. I'm sure they'll hold as well but not quite what I anticipated.At it's price point and what it does it's a 5/5 stars but it does leave something to be desired in either a higher quality metal frame and/or higher quality table top. They've done the math and checked the marketing research so maybe there's less to be made at a higher price point but would be something I'd be more inclined to buy now knowing what I know.

Pros:- Nice quality- Easy to assemble- Tray table is convenient- One of few desks that doesn't have a crossbar making monitor arms easy to mountCons:- Tray table is stiffIt's bigger than expected which isn't really a con that's on me for not making proper measurements.