Can this desk be easily taken apart if you need to move? how many moves could it stand before desk stability is compromised?
1690999
There's 5 total pieces if I recall: 2 leg stands, back spine, back brace, and the desk top. It's pretty sturdy and I think it would hold up to quite a few moves. Easy to assemble and to take apart (less than 10 minutes), I have only moved it once and no loss of stability with that.
1691000
It was fairly easy to assemble. I have not had to take it apart. But is solid wood.
2107330
Not really. This is a very sturdy table and I am very pleased with it, but I would not want to have to take it apart regularly.
1134707
It's relatively easy to move - it has wheels at the heavy end. You don't need a specialized desk - just bear in mind the desk needs to be 3-4 in inches higher up than when you are standing on the floor. I've had really good experiences with this treadmill overall and have one at home and the office.
2094409
The desk is connected to the rest of the bed and provides some of the rigidity. You could assemble without it but I think you would need to provide some replacement for the support it provides. I haven't tried it just my opinion after assembling two of them.
2187399
You probably could use only the 2 rectangular pieces, and eliminate the corner piece. It seems it might be less stable that way, but it looks like it could be done - you'd just have two separate tables to configure how you want them. All together, though, it doesn't take up a whole lot of room. It's a great desk for the price.
105971
Patricia. It is vey light weight. I just store it under the desk I place it on while standing. You would probably want to dismantle it to transport it, which is not difficult to accomplish.
15768
If I needed something super stable, I probably wouldn't choose this desk. I'm using it as a vanity. It's just kinda cheap.
718580
I got this for my job at the time at which I am no longer at. I want to say yes, you can assemble it without the roll out keyboard, but I honestly don't remember exactly how it assembled. I'm 90% sure that you can assemble the desk without it.
1319814
Yes, very easy. This desk has surprisingly survived two long-haul moves! The ability to unscrew and pack flat is the key
591338
You can take it apart if need be. Just keep instructions and tool(s) sent with the desk....Z.
565625
The desk is in my sons room so I had to go look. I say yes it can be left off. It doesn't add support, it attaches to one side with two screws and has two small legs that screw on the opposite side at the bottom, so again yes it can be left off. Hope this helps.
1131757
I wouldn't recommend it. There are two shelf units on either end of the desk, quite substantial. They all fit together--nothing is independent. This is a durable unit, but I wouldn't advise piecemeal assembly. If this is for a child, and he/she isn't old enough for a desk, consider something else, or assemble the whole thing, and store things on the shelves and use the desk for artwork. My daughter's in high school, and she has loved the unit. It's an investment in time (assembly) and money, so make sure it's what you want. Also, the bed is very high up. I wouldn't recommend it for a very young child.
2038909
NO, I don't think so. You will just have to unscrew everything and then put it back together again. I do not know if it would hold up very well if you tried to move it while it was assembled.
144573
Not sure I understand the question. The "desk" is attached to the top bunk frame and is not movable.
740174
The storage units are secured with dowels and screws they cannot be knocked off by accident. They do not have to be installed and can be removed . The photo of the desk shows the back triangular shelf (on which the computer screen is sitting) can be lifted off anytime .It is held in place by dowels only. (I have my screen resting on the computer on the main body of the desk so use the shelf for other things). This is a terrific desk -very solid either with or without the storage units.
173358
Assuming you did not put it together... yes, you can take the entire desk apart to move it. Realize that to do so will take some time depending on how much you need to remove to make it small enough to get through the doorway. You have to make sure you loosen and remove the appropriate pieces to not cause damage to the desk. If you can move the key components of the desk through the door then you can do this with ease. The hutch can be removed and the L-shape section of the desk is only secured using a few brackets underneath.
1900851
You probably don't want to do that. Its really unstable when its in 2 pieces. There are much better desks that are meant to be one wall pieces. Not a great buy. Very cheap material