Tribesigns Executive Desk, Large Office Workstation

This is a solid, very decent desk, if you are on a budget. You must use some common sense, while assembling, and previous experience assembling your tables and bookcases are extremely helpful.

I purchased 2 of these, and I had VERY specific space requirements. These fit perfectly. One shipping box had all of the Styrofoam packing crushed, and I thought for sure, I was going to see damage. Delivery people get credit, no scratches, zero reasons to return.

Couple of assembly tips:
– Thread all screws (for each step) half-way before you tighten anything down. Most especially 4 screws on each leg.
– Assemble the table on as flat of a surface as possible.
– Line-up all 4 table squares, then tighten and align the ones on the long-ends FIRST. If you have extra hands, push the pieces towards each other while you are tightening. This will help you square-off and align all 4 table squares better.
– After the 2 end pieces are tight, align and tighten the 2 middle ones. Obviously tapping might be required.
– Some of the cross-supports PULL when you tighten the bolts on them. My opinion is that this table isn’t meant to be a $700 table, with zero gaps, completely flush if you run your hand over the table.
– This table isn’t solid oak, but it does feel very sturdy, after I assembled 2 of them. Wood is veneered or whatever, but feels just fine. I have 2 monitors on 1 desk, and I try to wiggle the desk, and it doesn’t move.
-If you are going to use this a lot every single day, I recommend that you get one of those silicone Edge Guards, for the end that you will spend all your time on.
– I strongly recommend that you put the rubber corner guards on any places where traffic is possible (included in boxes).
– Very decent product, I expect to get 5 years or more, with this being my full time work-from-home desk. Like I said, I would not expect to get 5 years out of the EDGE of the desk that my forearms are rubbing over all the time, so I have edge-guards coming.

This desk is easy to assemble and it is really nice considering the cost. It feels solid and looks great. It shipped well, no defects. Side note, looked like the directions recommended not using and Uzi, though understood it to mean don’t use a screw gun. Use mine with Allen bits on low torque and it worked like a champ.

Good quality and not bad to assemble, would have been 5 stars but the table sections don’t line up perfectly. Love the size since I use 3 large monitors.

Assembly is required, but easy to follow instructions. Pay attention to which screws go where, and the sequence of assembly. It’s heavy, so you may need help setting it on its legs when you’re done assembling it. The black lacquered wood-grain surface shows dust, palm and finger-prints really well. That’s a feature to encourage regular cleaning. 🙂 Otherwise, it’s the perfect size for a desk.

This is for the Tribesigns 70.8”Executive Desk

This one which fit my criteria was as follows
Price range below $200.00 ($177 at time of purchase) ✅
Depth greater than typical 21-24 most desks offer (roughly 30″ for this model) ✅
Length for both 32″ monitors, PC itself and possibly a printer depending on configuration(70.8″ for this model) ✅
No unnecessary cross/x bars or cumbersome shelves/gimmicky storage or placement “solutions” ✅

Thoughts/Fears BEFORE purchasing:
Cheap material for the desktop, fragile frame/warped, screw holes not aligned properly/machined in wrong areas, etc the usual.

What I ACTUALLY RECEIVED:
3 very sturdy, very durable and quality feeling pieces of wood for the desktop that fit flush together.
A nicely cut, durable, easy to assemble, metal frame with SEVERAL mounting points for securing together.
Easy to follow instructions, several extra screws and bolts with the included tools (L wrench’s) for assembly.

Pros : Durable/Sturdy (It feels very good, I weigh about 200lbs myself and sat on it to test, felt no strain.
30″ of depth. ( I can not stress enough how much that is compared to typical desks offering 21-25″ at most, it feels GREAT.)
No unnecessary shelves, storage solutions/placement options. (a lot of those gimmicky things that mark up the price and over-complicate the build)
No cross or x bars that get in the way (Frame is supported by 3 pieces on both sides joined in an H configuration)

Cons: No grommets, and the frame runs very close to the edge. As illustrated in picture 2, 3 and 4. I have a monitor mount that originally went through a grommet on my previous desk, this one didn’t have any so I had to use the clamp option. The desks frame runs too close to the edge to and because of that the clamp cant grab the inner or outer edge at any point, (this will be the case for most clamps) Fortunately, I don’t place my mount on the center and my preferred spot happened to be right where one of the support bars is installed. In the 3rd and 4th picture the clamp is secured onto the “T” section of the frame with parts of it not pushing up against anything. This works for me because of placement and it feels just as secure as when I used a grommet in my last desk. If you want to put it in the middle, I was able to make it work just by using the styrofoam block and some cut and taped pieces of cardboard from the packaging and use it to fill the “gap” to secure the clamp just to see if it would work if I wanted to place it in the middle and it held up to a very good amount of stress. If I wanted to put my monitors in the middle I would trust that solution but a wooden block or other piece of material might be better if you have it.

TLDR:
Great desk, great size, great price, great materials.
No grommets, frame runs close to the edge might make securing mounts tricky. Overall recommend this purchase. Can see it being used as a work station, gaming station, 3d printing station, hobby table.

This is a large desk and a little deeper than most of the desks you see on the market. Perfect for gaming and spreading out, love it.

Bit of a pain to put together but you just have to make sure the top boards are lined up properly. if the holes do not line up then you have to flip the boards they look like they are the same but one side has holes indented slightly further and it obviously makes a big difference. The instructions are about as bare bones as you can make them but the actual process isn’t difficult. You have to make sure you do NOT tighten until you are done or you will regret it. I generally ignore that advice on almost every build, you can not do that with this desk.

My one complaint about the desk is the top is actually 4 pieces. You can see the lines, its a bit of an eye sore at first. I don’t care but I could see people getting upset about that.

The desk is very solid, huge and for the money is a great bargain. I am very happy with it.