Home Improvement Simplistic Study Table, Espresso

I am using this in my classroom. I love the color; it was easy for my husband to assemble for me, and works perfectly for an entry table for my students to put their folders and belongings!

The Furinno Simplistic Study Table, Espresso was received through the Sparks Reviewer program. I am soundly amazed at this table. And yes, this little table is stable at a twenty-pound weight limit per the manufacturer warning. First thing, it was easy to assemble and was completed within 20 minutes by me. Everything came together very well. Pre-drilled holes were all in the right place and right size. The instructions were easy to understand and execute. Once built and everything was screwed in snug. I'm so amazed. It seemed very sturdy, yet lightweight. It looks really good. It is smooth. I use it as my front door table, where I place the mail and my vehicle keys here now. The height is good for me. This is a functional table. I do recommend this product.

We were going to use it for our 9 year old who is home schooled. It just was not big enough. It is, however perfect for me to drop everything off after work. It's small and out of the way. I love it.

Perfect for my son who just started first grade virtually. It fits a 16” laptop, mouse, small desk lamp and a pencil holder perfectly with more room. Easy and fast to assemble.

Great little small desk. Works well in my room

This came in a small and well packaged box. So no huge box and packing to get rid of. I put it together easily, and it fit into my little space. It has a nice finish with a hint of wood-grain. It won't fool anyone into believing it's a fine piece of furniture, but it's not embarrassing either. It is what it is, a piece made for tight space and easy to move. I use it for paperwork, crafts and painting and I've been using it as my dining table too. To fancy it up, easy enough to throw a nice table cloth on it. It's very light and I have it in a corner - it was the only place it would fit, but also I'm not sure it would hold up on its own without being up against a wall because of how light it is. I won't use it for sewing machine, or printer because it doesn't seem sturdy enough for that. But for what it's intended for, an instant small desk, it's fine. For what it is it's a good value. And as you can see, it's cat approved.

I received the Ferrino Simplistic Study Desk 14035 in exchange for an honest review. The directions for putting together only consist of 4 steps. Assembly was quite easy and quick to put together. I assembled it by myself in less than a half hour (though it would be much easier if a second person held the side panels up while screwing together). This desk works out nicely if you need one that is inexpensive, takes up little room and is easy to move around. I took away a star as the little adhesive stickers on all the panels that are labelled A, B, C etc. have a really sticky glue that doesn't peel off easily. I tried to get the 2 that were on the interior of the side panels off and they wouldn't peel. And when I lightly tried removing by lifting up one side of the sticker with my nail, I removed the finish! In this day and age when there are “removable” and “reposition-able” stickers, the company could use something better to attach numbered or lettered stickers since the finish is that delicate! So-a word of warning to others, use a solvent or something to loosen before trying to “lift” off the letters from assembly instructions.

I have a coffee table and end tables and nightstands by this company, and now this desk. All of their furniture is cheap particle wood but once put together they seem to hold up fine and are very inexpensive. A tip to make them last longer and be stronger...assemble all pieces so you know you have it right, you don't have to tighten everything yet. Pull pieces apart and apply cheap wood glue to all dowels and joints and then tighten all fasteners. On bottom edges that are raw wood, not finished, also apply some glue or paint to unfinished wood. The glue will hold everything together if the cheap dowels and screws start to come out of the particle board and will make the item feel more sturdy overall. The wood glue or paint on the unfinished raw wood edges and bottoms will keep moisture from seeping into the particle board and help keep it from swelling and breaking down. This way you can but a cheap item and make it better, stronger and last longer.

already in my home as a desk and currently as a prep table. although paint has yet to be applied im supposing coloring by paint or conact paper is an option

i had it 8 weeks and it broke.... went straight in the trash, waist of my money and time