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Whether you're at the office or home, work in style with this maple-finish computer desk from the Sauder Select collection. With features like slide-out keyboard/mouse shelf, two easy gliding drawers, and desk top grommet hole for cord access, it makes completing projects feel like a breeze. The long filing cabinet drawer can hold letter or European-size hanging files, while the storage area behind the door can hold a vertical CPU tower. With a Brushed Maple finish, this computer desk is the perfect addition to any home or office.
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4.9 out of 5
97.14% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars It's not just a lovely sturdy desk, it's an adventure!
TLDR: I did it! A very sturdy and beautiful desk is completed. Recommend going into this knowing it will take some time. Have a large carpeted space to work on. Watch a few old movies while you are at it. It is worth the effort!11:30 am. I use a hand truck to scoot the box into my apartment. I open the box next to my door because I can’t move it any farther. As I take the pieces out one by one, fear grips me. What if I get 90% done and realize I am missing a part? Next thought – these Styrofoam pieces are cool; I wonder if I can use them for something. Next thought, stop saving trash and move on! I start laying out pieces. Most are labeled with a sticker or by etching or stamping on the part A few have nothing as far as a label. I become confident in my power of deduction and elimination to identify the mystery parts. The instructions and illustrations seem to be written at my level, which is beginner level. Next, ooh, I find the packet of hardware. It is so cute, all bubble wrapped and sorted. My confidence grows. Next, I find the metal pieces for the slides for the pull-out tray. They are impressively heavy. At the bottom is the big piece, EE. EE is heavy! 11:45. Hmm, that big piece of cardboard it was packed in, I wonder...oh yeah, “Stop saving trash”.Off to the recycling bin and to buy a Phillips head screw driver and measuring tape. I have those somewhere, but apparently, I need two, so they can keep each other company, because the first set is hiding from me.I am back from the hardware store, our local Farm and Fleet. It took a while. There is some cute stuff there. I spent $23.00 on the tools. And two bags of hips. And a bag of caramel corn. I will cook carrots and tofu later – it will even out.While shopping, I realized there are some fun people here, and I should have showered first. I came home and showered. You never know when you will need to go to the hardware store again.12:45 and back at it. Not really, I Googled “Crafts with packing styrofoam.” Not helpful. But I did learn not to recycle the styrofoam, as it takes a lot of energy to process. Better in the trash. Wait, I already said that.1:00 and back at it.Sorted the big pieces. It appears the two unlabeled pieces are D260 and D263 Large drawer sides, right and left.I see that a No.2 Phillips screwdriver is required. I did buy a No. 2. Whew!Okay, now sorting the hardware. It is 1:45 and I do not know where the time has gone.2:30. Why, yes. I can confirm that all parts are present and counted. I got a little confused so labeled them with sticky notes. Fear grips me again. What if I drop and loose an essential screw or nail and I can’t finish. Why, yes. That has happened to me in the past. Well, actually, I just had to go to the hardware store in shame. But I have learned. I have a good feeling about this time.Sad discovery. Part B has a small chip on one edge. I took a picture. I am too far in to give up now. We will see if it shows in the finished project.3:17 First step done. DO I have the Hidden Cams in straight and the Cam Dowels in far enough. I have no reference point. It’s hopeful though. At least, per instructions, I did not tighten the HIDDEN CAMS in this step.4:00 step 2 is completed. I checked the list twice more than Santa would have. It was a little hard. Taking a break.5:50 and my break is over and I fastened the six angel brackets. Step three done.Step four was nerve wracking and step five was hard. I don’t want to talk about it...6:25 and I am determined. One step at a time.Step 6. More hidden cams. There is a nice illustration for how tight is too tight, and a warning for not going tight enough. But I would need to stand on my head, with a flashlight, to see the tiny guide clearly. So I am continuing to go by feel plus a little crank a little bit tighter. 6:55 and done with step 6 and step 7.Good news, the little chip is on the back and inside. That ended up okay.Step 8 is attaching the bases. They are cute arched pieces, so this is satisfying. And so now finally I see what those angle brackets are for. Bracket to desk, Bracket to arch. Attached. They slide in the groove of the arch pieces, so easily, with a little tapping, align with the holes of the desk.Step 9 is easy. Extra heavy pressed board is nailed to the backs. Hmm. This is supposed to add substantial stability. Okay? It looks good though.I wonder if I can tip this upright by myself. Meanwhile, I will construct the drawers while enjoying a movie. I am glad to be done with big pieces on the floor. Now I am working with small pieces on my ottoman. It’s 8:00 pm. There are several tricky steps with the drawers which are manageable because of the small size and weight.9:45. I am on the second movie. I am not going for speed at this point. Putting on the hinges and attaching the door was easy peasy! Believe those instructions that tell you how to adjust up and down and in and out. You get a perfect close.10:45. Here I am with completed Deskie. I named her Deskie after spending the day building our relationship. Building – get it! She is sturdy and sharp looking.
5.0 out of 5 stars Sauder makes a quality product and stands behind it with a wonderful warranty!
I bought a Sauder computer desk through Bolo. The package arrived early and was well packaged. Despite being extremely well packed by Sauder it had been dropped directly onto a corner and the front left top of the desk was crushed in slightly. I had already unpacked the desk and all parts and the last piece out was the top. When I saw the damaged top I decided it would be nearly impossible to repack all the parts to return to Sauder through Bolo.I put the desk together and although it took me 7-8 hours to do so I found that the instructions were very well written with good pictures and parts marking. I was also impressed with the precision fit of the desk. All parts lined up perfectly and in addition to working well it looks very nice. After using and being happy with the desk for a few days I decided to call Sauder customer service to ask them if they would recommend the best way to repair the corner that had been damaged. I was wondering, since the desk is particle board, if I could possibly wet the corner a little and then clamp it down carefully and compress the corner back into shape.After speaking with a Sauder representative he informed me that their warranty even covered damage caused by shipping companies and that he would be happy to send me a new replacement top! I was not expecting this type of service as I had only called to ask an opinion on a possible self repair idea I had as stated above.An extremely well packed desktop arrived, again early. I was dismayed to see that the exterior of the box was once again punctured and cut in several places. I pointed this out to the delivery carrier who said "you can always send it back". Upon opening the box I found that the top was so well protected it suffered no damage from the careless handling by the delivery company.Bottom line- I would not hesitate to purchase another Sauder product as they stand behind their well designed and precision manufactured product. The customer service representative I spoke with, Randy, was extremely helpful, friendly, and professional.
A great desk!
This desk is a solid unit and it looks great too. Typical "RTA" unit (Ready To Assemble) that went together easily and the instructions were clear. The keyboard tray is very wide and is able to hold a laptop and a scanner side-by-side, which was a big plus. Lots of room for all of the typical office gear. We had an upper shelf from another older desk that also fit on top of this Sauder desk, and it still left lots of space for everything. All told, this unit works well and we are very happy with it. The only thing that we changed was the knobs for the drawers and the door, as the ones that came with it were a bit industrial looking. We highly recommend this desk.
Good home office
Good value for the moneyDownfall... The keyboard tray is not super tall so of the tray is in you can't squeeze in your hands to type or use the mouse quick quick.The finish is very fragile, the mouse wore off some of it already and anything scratches it.Good space for storage, easy to assemble. looks good and has ample space for screen and laptop set up
Looks nice, put it together by your self.
This thing could wreck a marriage . It has a LOT of parts, putting it together is probably best as a solo project to keep the peace :)In all honestly its quite a solid desk and i am fairly happy with it, it looks nice to so that's a bonus.My only beef with this thing is that the PC compartment on this thing is to small.I have a midsize tower but it did not fit with the backing on nor can i put the shelf in that is supposed to fit in the same compartment. I can fit the PC in it but with the backing i would not be able to plug anything in to it.Remember when selecting shipping that this thing is quite heavy. It is over 130 pounds so the first UPS driver would not deliver it up my 3 flights of stairs which i cant blame him for to be honest :) Made some arrangements to give help and had a successful re-delivery. Remember that when you order this for delivery purposes. Its a heavy bastard lol.
Great Quality Desk At The Cheapest Price
The best desk I've ever owned. Very strong and sturdy.. The finish is great and this perfectly fits my room. I only wished they had this in Black or Greyish but nevertheless i still love it.Downside to this is that it took me almost 5 hours to assemble. The Instruction manual and the video provided could've been better.
Yes, recommended
Great desk for value and sturdy given alot of other stuff these days. I would recommend this desk. Easy to assemble in about 3 hrs.
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Sauder Computer Desk, Brushed Maple finish
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