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Tribesigns L-Shaped Executive Desk with File Cabinet Description
【Large 55 desk】: The large 55″ X 24″ x 30”(L *W*H) desk top provides plenty of space for multiple monitors to spread out and get work done. Tribesigns modern L-shaped desk offers a minimalist design that will add an elegant look to any office.
【43 Filing Cabinet】: Large mobile storage cabinet 43”x 15” x 26” (L *W*H, ) ,a separate secondary work surface on the return provides further space to work or a perfect place for your printer, office supplier Or scanner,double drawers is suitable for your letter size file. It can also as a printer stand or office cabinet.
【Simple Designs】:Without traditional table design, it clean table leg provide spacious room underneath without any legs obstructing. A front battle and the make great for decoration. It is great as a business furniture or home office desk. Four wheels on the cabinet to move your cabinet easily.
【Stable& Sturdy Construction】: The office desk constructed of heavy-duty metal frame and thickened compressed board (1.2 inch) ensure durability and stability. The front baffle of the computer desk provides privacy in conjunction with structural support for the bottom. Make sure to long term use
【Good Sales Service】: The hardware, tools and clear instructions are included. Friendly after sales service is always available for you. I! (PLEASE NOTICE THAT THE DESK and CABINET WILL BE SHIPPED WITH TWO SEPARATE PARCELS)
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Shane Morris –
The desk was easy to put together; 1 hour. The credenza was not; 5.5 hours. The instructions were only drawings that were not very clear. There was no written instructions. The help line consisted of an operator who took your email address and were told you’d be contacted sometime within 24 hours by email only. Total waste of time and frustrating especially if you have the pieces placed all over the room. The instructions did say to make sure you have all the pieces BEFORE you start construction. If Tribesign would provide clearer drawings, written instructions and suggest using a screw gun (which I did use), construction would be easier. This is a nice looking sturdy desk. The credenza is particle board so I will wait and see how it holds up in a humid area.
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Michael B. Maxwell –
I like the finished product. Wish there was a video guide or better instructions for the cabinet. Took me about 5 to 6 hrs. Few extra screws included. Desk and file cabinet was two separate shipments which I wasnt originally told. I would deduct a star but my wife loves it. Seems to be good value and quality.
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MARY ANN –
For the price. I was expecting cheap craftsmanship but wow, was pleasantly surprised of the quality and look of both the desk and the cabinet. Package came in two large boxes, one for the table and other for the desk. Took about 1 hour to assemble the table and 2-3 hours to assemble the cabinet. Mind you, I took my time as I had a 3 yo “helping” me but am sure others will be faster. You’ll need two people to help assemble the cabinet as it is a heavy box and some sections, you’ll need someone to hold the shelves as you screw then in. Overall, I love my new desk and cabinet. I probably would have gotten a larger desk and probably more filing cabinets or closed shelvings but really depends on what you need to store. I ended up buying nice storage boxes to put inside the open shelves to hide some of the mess.
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Michael B. Maxwell –
The two pieces–the desk and the lateral file cabinet–are quite different. The desk rates 5 stars, but I have dropped my overall review by a star because of the lateral file cabinet. I’d still buy it, but see below for more details.
First, the desk is extremely solid, and well packaged–maybe even over-packaged, considering it’s mostly steel and almost impossible to damage. It went together easily, and looks good.
Second, the lateral piece. This is made entirely of pressed wood, and as such is less sturdy. It’s well made, but in my experience pressed wood can develop issues with the fasteners. While it was thoroughly packed in Styrofoam, one piece arrived damaged: There was minor (really cosmetic) damage to one corner, but more importantly the rail (that the drawer slides on) had broken entirely off. I wrote to customer service, expecting they would ship a new piece; instead, they suggested I repair it, and offered a hefty partial refund if I would do that. When I got it in my shop, I realized that all three screws holding the rail had pulled out, leaving holes in the pressed board that would not reliably hold the screws. I went ahead and put those screws back in, but used wood glue to give it more strength. I then realized that there were additional holes in the rail, so I drilled small holes in the pressed board and used three more #6 screws there. I am confident this will hold up, and the partial refund was nice.
The instructions for assembling the desk were great; not so the instructions for assembling the lateral piece. Here are notes I made as I went along, keyed to the steps in the instructions. Some are probably obvious, but just in case.
Pieces W-3 are in a plastic bag. A few of them somehow locked together during shipment (see my photo), and were difficult to separate. I found that a screw driver in each piece was needed to separate them.
Pieces W-5 are shown in the parts diagram but are not mentioned in the instructions, and are not needed. I think they were for the handles, but the handles come in a bag with their own screws.
2. Make sure piece #4 is lined up with the front of piece #1, and does not cover the groove at the back of #1 (it’s possible to get #4 backwards). Also, pieces W-2 go into *both* sides of piece #4, unlike the instructions which show W-2 on only one side. Screw these pieces in evenly on the two sides (it’s possible to screw one side in too far, then the other won’t go in far enough). Insert these screws *before* inserting piece #3 (pieces 2 and 4 will tilt far enough to fit #3 in, provided you insert the posts on one side of piece #3 before trying to line up the other side).
3. Again, pieces W-2 go on *both* sides of piece 5, and make sure the front of #5 lines up with the front of #1.
5. Make sure piece #8 goes *all* the way down in the groove in piece #1, or you’ll have difficulty later.
6. It’s unclear from the diagram, but piece #16 fits along almost the entire length of the lower and upper pieces #8.
7. There are no pre-drilled holes for the screws, which is why my caution at step 5. Best to ensure that both #8 pieces are down as far as they can go before using the screws. The top #8 should stick up about 1/4″ over pieces 2, 4, 5 and 7.
8. There’s a lot to line up here: not only the W-2 pieces sticking up, but also piece #8 has to go into the groove in the bottom of #9 all the way across. Easiest is to line up all the W-2s, then slightly screw in the W-3s at the front, then make sure #8 is in the groove before screwing in the back W-3s.
10. The instructions don’t mention attaching the handles, although I guess it’s obvious. However, the screws that hold the handles on are slightly too long. I used washers on the inside to make up the difference.
In the end, everything went together. There are a few extra screws and stuff (in addition to the above-mentioned W-5s), which is nice. The result looks nice, the desk is sturdy, and the lateral file cabinet rolls easily (even on a rug).
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Vanessa –
I really like this set. It’s super easy to put together and it’s just the right thing for a small at home office or homework desk. I think you can order these two pieces separately too so if you needed multiple homework stations for the kids you could add on a desk. The quality was better than I expected as far as surfaces. I mean it’s laminate but it’s not the cheapest of stuff. Drawer slides are already installed too. Not that that’s a really big deal but it’s one less thing. If I had the need I would buy this again. My only issue was the time it took to get here. Fed Ex is becoming increasingly unreliable, it showed up on Monday but should have arrived the previous Friday. It was still within the original date range but the tracking said Friday from the beginning so I checked it that morning after making arrangements to be home and all the sudden it said Monday. I cant fault the seller for that. If you don’t mind waiting a bit and it’s not a problem, it is worth it though. Both items did show up together.
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Cheryl G. –
I had to review this product because the reviews were mixed and almost turned me off from ordering these pieces. I’m so glad I didn’t! The desk was super easy to assemble (by myself) and very sturdy and nice looking. I may get another one. The filing cabinet was a bit more tricky, but after a helpful call to the Tribesman customer center, I was directed to a very helpful video that quickly answered my question and I was able to continue assembling the cabinet (by myself) with little issue. Note, the directions only have pictures so it was great that there was a video available. All-in-all, even though it took me nearly all day to put the pieces together, I would definitely buy this product again. This is probably the first time that all of the holes lined up properly and I had all the pieces.
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Anthony –
Some of the parts are missing for assembling the desk, the screws that came with the desk is not working I can not get the screws to connect into the wood to hold the pieces together. not sure if I’m missing parts but having trouble putting the desk together. Please help!
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Shane Morris –
The desk was easy to put together; 1 hour. The credenza was not; 5.5 hours. The instructions were only drawings that were not very clear. There was no written instructions.
The help line consisted of an operator who took your email address and were told you’d be contacted sometime within 24 hours by email only. Total waste of time and frustrating especially if you have the pieces placed all over the room. The instructions did say to make sure you have all the pieces BEFORE you start construction.
If Tribesign would provide clearer drawings,
written instructions and suggest using a screw gun (which I did use), construction would be easier.
This is a nice looking sturdy desk. The credenza is particle board so I will wait and see how it holds up in a humid area.
Michael B. Maxwell –
I like the finished product. Wish there was a video guide or better instructions for the cabinet. Took me about 5 to 6 hrs. Few extra screws included. Desk and file cabinet was two separate shipments which I wasnt originally told. I would deduct a star but my wife loves it. Seems to be good value and quality.
MARY ANN –
For the price. I was expecting cheap craftsmanship but wow, was pleasantly surprised of the quality and look of both the desk and the cabinet. Package came in two large boxes, one for the table and other for the desk. Took about 1 hour to assemble the table and 2-3 hours to assemble the cabinet. Mind you, I took my time as I had a 3 yo “helping” me but am sure others will be faster. You’ll need two people to help assemble the cabinet as it is a heavy box and some sections, you’ll need someone to hold the shelves as you screw then in. Overall, I love my new desk and cabinet. I probably would have gotten a larger desk and probably more filing cabinets or closed shelvings but really depends on what you need to store. I ended up buying nice storage boxes to put inside the open shelves to hide some of the mess.
Michael B. Maxwell –
The two pieces–the desk and the lateral file cabinet–are quite different. The desk rates 5 stars, but I have dropped my overall review by a star because of the lateral file cabinet. I’d still buy it, but see below for more details.
First, the desk is extremely solid, and well packaged–maybe even over-packaged, considering it’s mostly steel and almost impossible to damage. It went together easily, and looks good.
Second, the lateral piece. This is made entirely of pressed wood, and as such is less sturdy. It’s well made, but in my experience pressed wood can develop issues with the fasteners. While it was thoroughly packed in Styrofoam, one piece arrived damaged: There was minor (really cosmetic) damage to one corner, but more importantly the rail (that the drawer slides on) had broken entirely off. I wrote to customer service, expecting they would ship a new piece; instead, they suggested I repair it, and offered a hefty partial refund if I would do that. When I got it in my shop, I realized that all three screws holding the rail had pulled out, leaving holes in the pressed board that would not reliably hold the screws. I went ahead and put those screws back in, but used wood glue to give it more strength. I then realized that there were additional holes in the rail, so I drilled small holes in the pressed board and used three more #6 screws there. I am confident this will hold up, and the partial refund was nice.
The instructions for assembling the desk were great; not so the instructions for assembling the lateral piece. Here are notes I made as I went along, keyed to the steps in the instructions. Some are probably obvious, but just in case.
Pieces W-3 are in a plastic bag. A few of them somehow locked together during shipment (see my photo), and were difficult to separate. I found that a screw driver in each piece was needed to separate them.
Pieces W-5 are shown in the parts diagram but are not mentioned in the instructions, and are not needed. I think they were for the handles, but the handles come in a bag with their own screws.
2. Make sure piece #4 is lined up with the front of piece #1, and does not cover the groove at the back of #1 (it’s possible to get #4 backwards). Also, pieces W-2 go into *both* sides of piece #4, unlike the instructions which show W-2 on only one side. Screw these pieces in evenly on the two sides (it’s possible to screw one side in too far, then the other won’t go in far enough). Insert these screws *before* inserting piece #3 (pieces 2 and 4 will tilt far enough to fit #3 in, provided you insert the posts on one side of piece #3 before trying to line up the other side).
3. Again, pieces W-2 go on *both* sides of piece 5, and make sure the front of #5 lines up with the front of #1.
5. Make sure piece #8 goes *all* the way down in the groove in piece #1, or you’ll have difficulty later.
6. It’s unclear from the diagram, but piece #16 fits along almost the entire length of the lower and upper pieces #8.
7. There are no pre-drilled holes for the screws, which is why my caution at step 5. Best to ensure that both #8 pieces are down as far as they can go before using the screws. The top #8 should stick up about 1/4″ over pieces 2, 4, 5 and 7.
8. There’s a lot to line up here: not only the W-2 pieces sticking up, but also piece #8 has to go into the groove in the bottom of #9 all the way across. Easiest is to line up all the W-2s, then slightly screw in the W-3s at the front, then make sure #8 is in the groove before screwing in the back W-3s.
10. The instructions don’t mention attaching the handles, although I guess it’s obvious. However, the screws that hold the handles on are slightly too long. I used washers on the inside to make up the difference.
In the end, everything went together. There are a few extra screws and stuff (in addition to the above-mentioned W-5s), which is nice. The result looks nice, the desk is sturdy, and the lateral file cabinet rolls easily (even on a rug).
Vanessa –
I really like this set. It’s super easy to put together and it’s just the right thing for a small at home office or homework desk. I think you can order these two pieces separately too so if you needed multiple homework stations for the kids you could add on a desk. The quality was better than I expected as far as surfaces. I mean it’s laminate but it’s not the cheapest of stuff. Drawer slides are already installed too. Not that that’s a really big deal but it’s one less thing.
If I had the need I would buy this again.
My only issue was the time it took to get here. Fed Ex is becoming increasingly unreliable, it showed up on Monday but should have arrived the previous Friday. It was still within the original date range but the tracking said Friday from the beginning so I checked it that morning after making arrangements to be home and all the sudden it said Monday. I cant fault the seller for that. If you don’t mind waiting a bit and it’s not a problem, it is worth it though. Both items did show up together.
Cheryl G. –
I had to review this product because the reviews were mixed and almost turned me off from ordering these pieces. I’m so glad I didn’t! The desk was super easy to assemble (by myself) and very sturdy and nice looking. I may get another one. The filing cabinet was a bit more tricky, but after a helpful call to the Tribesman customer center, I was directed to a very helpful video that quickly answered my question and I was able to continue assembling the cabinet (by myself) with little issue. Note, the directions only have pictures so it was great that there was a video available. All-in-all, even though it took me nearly all day to put the pieces together, I would definitely buy this product again. This is probably the first time that all of the holes lined up properly and I had all the pieces.
Anthony –
Some of the parts are missing for assembling the desk, the screws that came with the desk is not working I can not get the screws to connect into the wood to hold the pieces together. not sure if I’m missing parts but having trouble putting the desk together. Please help!