Can anyone suggest a better desk/table? Trying to find one that's between 20-25 inches in height, but it's hard.
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Mine broke right after assembly, too. I have one just like this that I bought 15 years ago that is still working great, without problems. I had hoped in buying this that it would be just as well made as they used to be. I wish I had a recommendation for a better one, but I caution not to buy this one. It's useless to me. I'm not returning it because I want the adjustable legs, but I will have to buy actual wood and make a tabletop for them to be securely attached.
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I found adjustable tables online at large-scale office furnishing suppliers and at school furniture suppliers. If you want a quality desk of that height (rather than a table) you might find one at a higher-end children's furniture store. (I have my Adapta tables set so the work surface is 25.5 inches from the floor. I think they could go down about another 3 inches.)
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I might suggest the "Creative colors" table made by Mahar and sold on Amazon. It is constructed very well. Costs a little more than this Adapta table, but the Adapta table is junk. Creative Colors N2436NV-SN Activity Table, Standard Height, Self-Leveling Glides, 24" x 36" Rectangle, Gray Nebula Top, Navy Edge
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This is a very bad build. The screws attaching the legs to the table top are really weak - the thing broke right after assembling it.
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I bought this desk Tom and honestly even the with the side tower not there you have very little leg room and it is really cheaply made. I suggest you look at another computer desk.
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The table top is 19" x 14" - be aware that this table is very flimsy/wobbly. I added a threaded rod to connect both legs near the floor and that helped but it is still not a sturdy table. Also it is very cumbersome to carry. I added a leather strap as a handle to the table. I'm not sure that I would purchase these again - but they may be the best offered at this price.
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I love the computer desk. I have a full size asus tower. It fits just fine with room to spare.
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11" at least. That tower must be incredibly heavy, which might be the real problem. Where did you get something so big? You might just put it on the floor or buy super strong rolling platform. The desk rolls but the stack platform doesn't.
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Standard desk height is 30"It may be a tad short May want to look into a stool
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My husband uses this desk and he doesn't have any problems with it. He's 5'10". For him, the key is having a good chair and adjusting the height so he's sitting correctly. He has two monitors on the top shelf plus two laptops on the desk part. He keeps the monitors on their pedestals without adding any additional risers. It works for him. There's a similar desk at Fry's Electronics and one at Office Depot, so you might be able to compare the general proportions of those before you buy.
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Allsop Metal Art Monitor Stand (Black)...you may want to look it up to see the design. This is the stand I have...and mine does not fit in a corner. I have my 17" lap top on top of the stand and there is a lot of room underneath. Regarding your stand...I'd say call Amazon...as they are very helpful with questions. Not sure if I helped...sorry! :o(
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It seems the space between the top two shelves will not be sufficient to house my 27" iMac. I suppose I could raise it by inserting a block of wood under the computer to bring the bottom of the monitor up to the level of the other two monitors I would like to eventually buy. I'm into flight simulation. If anyone knows of a desk better suited to that hobby, please let me know....thanks.
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I really wish I knew. I'm looking for a small square kitchen table with the same kind of top, but NOT the counter-height size that everyone seems to be selling. So, I join you, Jeff B., in looking for an answer.
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They actually had the desk in OfficeMax close to where I live so you may want tho check there to get a look at it if possible. But it is cheaper tho but through Amazon
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I think that is best for pre-tens or teens. It can be use by adults also but check the dimentions first. It is a beautiful desk.
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Hello, I took the standard measurements that I would require myself if considering the fit of something so here goes: Depth=19 inches, Width=43 inches, Height=54 inches (this is from the ground to the top of the mirror), Height from the floor to top of desk writing surface=29 3/4, Mirror height (from desktop to top of mirror)=24 inches, and lastly, the chair opening from ground to underside of writing surface=25 inches. I don't recall the exact purchase date for the one I provided the feedback, but my daughter is a tad rough on her furniture (not a tom-boy, more like a Rhino in a small glass phone booth) and it has held up beautifully. I cannot say that same for the chair as one of the legs collapsed but that damage was the fault of my kids playing around as opposed to inferior quality. She was thrilled the day she received it back then, and she is still very fond of her table. I hope these measurements help you make your decision and if you do make the purchase, I honestly feel that you will NOT be disappointed. As I mentioned in my review, there are models of this piece of furniture that are significantly more expensive but unless you intend to use this desk in a professional or high-traffic multi-user capacity, it should last for a very long time. Good luck to you!! Don't hesitate to ask further questions. P. Minns Orange, Ca
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I'd be willing to try it and see. I'm sure a small to medium desktop would be fine. A really heavy desk top, I'd put directly on the floor. The bottom shelf sits on metal pegs that are pushed into the desk legs. It all seems pretty sturdy, but clearly it would depend on many variables.
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Right now we are using a couple of metal bistro chairs which work for us. You can't use the tall chairs so the smaller the better. We don't care if it matches the dark wood of the table. So it's pretty much up to you.
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Suggest that you do not. It is not a desk, it's a very small corner table. Please look at the dimensions on the page.
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I gave up on my WorkFit because my monitor jiggled too much. I switched to a Kangaroo for a year, and then bought a real sit-stand desk, which works beautifully (but cost $1400). I'm about to put my Kangaroo on Craig's List (email ghillerson@gmail.com if interested).I don't know how large the desk would need to be for the WorkFit, but it is heavy (and the assembly instructions suck). The kangaroo needs something like 26" or 28" of depth and about 24" of length.