AHB 39" Rolling Computer Desk with 4 Smooth Wheels, Simple Style Mobile Writing Desk Home Office Study Table Movable Workstation with Metal Frame

This is a solid, very strong desk. Looks nice and the parts are all clearly marked for assembly. Before you start, look at the whole picture of how the desk must go together, because the directions do not tell you how to orient the pieces. If you just try step number one without looking beyond to see how things fit together, it will cause you some trouble. Also, the washers go under the wheels. I put three washers under each wheel and that worked perfectly for me so that the wheels are in snug and tight. Great price for a desk of this quality.

Good price. Easy order. Looks good. Easy to assemble. Good computer desk with a little extra space. On wheels it is easy to move around. Does have a little sway because of the wheels but works for me with no problems. Would buy again.

Great compact sized desk that is functional and sturdy. It doesn't wobble and holds a printer and display with plenty of room for my mouse and keyboard. Amazing price and high quality and value. Resists scratching and is easy to wipe clean. The wheels make it movable and the build design allows versatility in the set up depending on which side you want the pocket. I'm very happy with it. It was easy to put together. Took me maybe an hour including unboxing and reading before hand.

I've had very bad experiences trying to buy end tables and carts on Amazon. They're usually cheaply made junk from China with horrible caster wheel assemblies that do not screw into the leg housings properly or the housings are so far up into the legs that no wrench can reach them. The solution is to add washers or lock-washers between the nut and the bolt housing. You might also want to purchase a set of thin (3mm thick) open ended wrenches. The bad news is that I had to use the washer trick with this assembly. It added maybe $5-$10 to the overall cost of the project. For that reason, I knocked off one star overall and one star each for "ease of assembly" and "value for money." It wasn't difficult, but it did cost me extra money and a run to the local hardware store. Despite the extra work/cost to secure the caster wheels, the desk went together rather quickly. I'm paraplegic in a wheelchair and had no trouble assembling this with my own T-handle hex wrench, 12mm wrench, and the aforementioned washers. The kit comes with a small hex wrench and toss away thin open ended wrench that will also do the job. the cheap wrench is used in the accompanying pictures. When assembled, the desk is very sturdy and level. If you do have trouble leveling, you can use the washer trick to level, but I didn't have that issue. The caster wheels rotate easily and roll well. The locks are secure enough that I can crank my table top exercise machine as fast as possible without moving the table across the floor. The desktop itself seems to be made of actual wood (as opposed to particle board. I drilled a couple holes in it to anchor my exercise hand crank/cycle to it. The fabric storage pouch on the side is actually more spacious than I expected...and pretty rigid. I have included a few pictures of the assembly process with the washers that I used to raise the nut assembly above the bolt housing so that it could be tightened properly. There's also one photo of the finished product with the exercise crank bolted onto the desktop.

Desk arrived on time and I am so pleased with it. It was put together by my daughter who is amazing at that and she found the directions a little fiddly at first but figured it out quickly. The desk is very sturdy and I have plenty of room on the desktop to put what I want and need there. I did not put the wheels on as it would have been too tall for me and instead used furniture movers under each leg and truthfully, I like them better than wheels as the desk glides very smoothly for me. I am older and use this from my recliner. It would have been too tall with the wheels. I love the basket that hangs from the side and chose not to use the hooks that would have been on the other side as I'm using this desk in a small room and it would have scored my wall while moving it back and fourth. I think for the price, I am wishing I had purchased this years ago. Very pleased with this purchase.

We got the 32" in white. I watched lots of videos before I put this together. Only today when I was working in assembling the second one I bought a few weeks later did I realize that the sequence of assembly can be figured out by the hardware. Use screws A first on attaching bar #1 to legs #2 and #3. Next, use screws B to attach those legs to the rectangular base piece. And so on. It went together fairly easily. I found to attach the leg assemblies to the base is actually easier upside down, because then you can see the screws going in on those corners. See third photo above. The first two photos show things unpacked before assembly. I started a video while assembling the second desk today, but stopped suddenly when I realized piece #6 was missing. So, the first desk went together well a few weeks ago. The second one is now packed back up to return tomorrow. I spent 1/2 hour on the phone with a helpful Amazon representative who tried very hard to find how to get a replacement for part #6 to me, but could not. Despite what the one page instructions from the manufacturer says, there is no way to contact them through Amazon. Your only recourse for missing or damaged parts is return and replace the whole unit. So I have a return authorization code and as soon as Amazon sees I have returned it to a UPS store, they will ship me out a replacement. The desk has wheels, moves easily but still is sturdy. I like the white top to the desk because we need the contrast with our older eyes. It is a great value for the money. It rolls very nicely and my husband loves this addition to his work at home office. When I assembled it for him I did add on the side bag, but did not add on the three optional hooks. He did not need those. We have not had a need to lock the casters yet, but when the replacement table arrives, it will be used for a new computer printer, so we might have to lock down the casters then.

At first glance the instructions appeared simple and for the most part they are. I ended up undoing step one. After that, I did step two first and step one second. Because the legs bolt to the desk frame, that part of the leg needs to face inward. Once I got over that frustration the rest was pretty simple and straightforward. I would recommend this desk to a friend. I initially purchased this desk thinking it would be wide enough to slide over my full size bed. I did not take into consideration that the width measurements were to the outside of the frame 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ and not the inside (my bad). I have a small room that has to act as my office/studio as well as bedroom. Though the base of the desk is not wide enough to push over a full size bed it still works perfectly at the foot of my bed. Because the desk is on wheels I can easily move it to where I need it at any given time. I'm impressed with the packaging job for this desk. The product box the desk was in was damaged. Instead of sending the desk out in a damaged box they packed the damaged box within a larger box for shipping. Even though the product box was damaged the desk and components were not. They were well packed and protected with foam sheets and blocks of foam.

I'm bed bound (can't use my legs) after a stroke, i need a rolling desk for my computer set up so I can use it near my bed. and this thing was easy enough to put together, but my issue, is this thing is not sturdy at all. I need my desk to be able to roll around away from me so my pca can help take care of me. and this desk is a serious joke. every time i try to push it away from me, the top upper part of the desk keeps swaying back and forth as if it was rocking back and forth on a boat. i have a very expensive $4000K in total system I have made myself. and I should have figured that for this cheap price. that CHEAP would be an undstatement. I should have went somewhere else. and paid more for something else. I only went with this, cause the feedback on amazon seemed good, but I'm here to tell you the truth. and I really was desperate to have my computer system near me while trying to hopefully get my legs back working if they ever do. Pass on this Item, seriously.