Walker Edison - Solo Desk in Black

Comments about Walker Edison Solo Desk in Black:

Great Desk. Simple, Good Price, Good Looking, and Good Quality!

Comments about Walker Edison Solo Desk in Black:

Attractive design, ultra smooth black glass surface and space saving dimensions [...]Unfortunately that's where the positives end. Upon seeing how few parts there were when I opened the box I thought I'd have this assembled in under a half-hour. As it turned out it took me almost TWO hours -- soley due to the difficulty in putting together and aligning the keyboard tray holder and the tracks.the keyboard moves on. Maddening is a word that comes to mind!The provided screws that hold the keyboard arm mounts to the mounting brackets were just about impossible to start screwing into the holes since their ends are not threaded but instead have a kind of squared off shape. Also, the directions do not specify WHICH set of holes they are supposed to screw into. Since they can go into either I finally gave up and just decided to use the two front ones.Once all was together it was obvious how flimsy the brackets are which hold the keyboard. Another factor is that the keyboard does not slide out squarely - no matter how many adjustments I made to the sliders and their mounts. (The keyboard also should have been made wider as there's plenty of room on either side of it, and the addition of using a mouse on it is a very tight squeeze indeed.)The desk frame itself seems quite strong, but I did have a hard time leveling each adjustable foot to make the desk sit stabley on the floor.Additionally I cannot get the glass top to rest perfectly flat on the four suction cups; there's too much up and down play on one corner.This desk is good looking and will fit in a tight space, but the width of the keyboard and the unacceptable weakness of it's sliders and mounting tracks I find unacceptable - in addition to getting the top glass to sit evenly flat. All in all I'm a bit disappointed. [...]