Is the desk big enough to do budgeting and other computer/writing work at? It seems a bit shallow to really be considered a desk but my space is small
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On my desk I have a laptop and mouse pad. I use it for school, I am comfortable having a notebook next to my computer for notes. The desk is shallow but long enough I also keep something to hold folders and a cup for pens. Hope this helps!
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This desk basically fits my laptop only in width, though I do have a large laptop. Its perk is that it has a small storage space underneath on the right side. For my work doing insurance paperwork I added a small side table of the same height to the side. Ththat provided plenty of space and a place to set my coffee away from all the papers. Short answer: it's small but you can get creative.
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Not for anything that requires a lot of paper. It moslly holds the laptop... with room for a few papers on either side...It is small and fits into a small space well....I think it is very good looking, was easy to put together and I love mine!
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It is very shallow. I use it mostly for my laptop. I don't think that it would work well with paperwork.
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Hi, Paul, I bought this desk and although it looks nice in the picture, it's a piece of CRAP! Don't waste your money.
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Yes. It is spacious enough. Seems pretty average in size. I was very impressed with the quality of the desk given the price. Overall great buy.
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I have a chair with mine and I use the desk to pay bills etc. Just keep in mind that the desk is more narrow than your average desk so you want to try to use shelving in the wall above if you plan to use it as an office desk. I have a microscopic NYC studio apt. and its perfect for what I needed! Good luck!
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The desk is solid for the price. In saying that I only have a laptop and books on mine - I do not have a problem.
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I use mine as a small desk, but it's lightweight enough to be portable and I think it would work well as an endtable. Its clean lines make it versatile.
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Absolutely! Love the desk, very comfortable working space. Doesn't make room look crowded because of glass.
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The 'desk' area is a soft surface. It is at such an angle, that I have some difficulty keeping my pc on it. Wish the lip was a little higher. As I like using a mouse rather than the keyboard, I just 'read' on it.
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I think the roll out portion of the desk seems sturdy enough to use a laptop or books. I have numerous things including a printer on the top. The roll out portion has it's own legs for support.
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The desk slopes a bit. With There is room for a mouse. The top is fabric covered so you might need a pad. It also slopes with a ledge which holds a book nicely.
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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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MDF or not, it's a pretty solid piece. I really enjoyed this desk but not a lot of room for anything other than monitor on top. With the monitor stand of an Asus PB278Q, I had roughly 11inches to work with.
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About 3/4 of the way....I have a PC that sits on top....The drawer extends just enough to use the mouse and keyboard and to get close enough in the chair to your computer. The desk is high quality but you'll need to put it together and it comes in a million pieces...Good luck, Sharre in Redmond
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It is. It really is a nice size desk. I am average size (5'10", 200lbs) and I like to spread out. I use this desk daily and I really like it.
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Yes, you would. The desk is definitely tall enough that you could get a chair and a keyboard tray to fit underneath. It's too tall to have the keyboard on top anyway.
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This desk is very sturdy, but not very big. I only use it as a work surface for one on one skill testing with my students in the classroom. I think it can handle the weight of your monitor.
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That is what I use it for, although I only have a laptop. I would think you could put the main computer under the table to save room. Perhaps a 6 foot table would work better to give you more space to do your work. The table is sturdy and I have it up against the wall with a bookshelf on one side for my "overflow". I am happy with mine. Lay out your equipment on the floor as you would use it, and measure the space. Just remember to have space to do the actual work! Best of luck!