Is the MDF finished on the desk pieces that are attached to the middle piece, so that I can flip the desks; ie: long on left, short on right?
193717
Yes,but be warned the quality of this desk is sub par, We spent quite an extra amount of time bending pieces to make the desk somewhat level,and the package was not damaged in any way. not very stable at all.
664139
No, the pieces are keyed and go together one way. (i.e. if you flipped it, the holes wouldn't match up for the sides.
1564709
yes, you can remove that one in the middle. As long you dont remove the bottom one too, U will be save concerning the stabilty. I would not recommend both (bottom part and middle shelf) since then the whole desk may be loose its static.
261479
Not really. It is pre-drilled and pieces set to have shelves on the left. It was part of the reason I was able to use it was that I did want shelves on the left. You could flip it upside down, but then you'd have to drill your own holes and deal with their extra holes perhaps. I wouldn't recommend it.
638560
I use it for gaming / work and currently have 1 28" and 4 24" monitors on it and still have a whole desk on the one side, its cheaper than real wood, but its still mdf
757372
Yes the long and short sides can be swapped. The limitation that I found was that the keyboard will need to be attached on the short side. My fiancé and I own these desks and have found no problems with them so far. Hope this helps.
764654
Yes, mdf & particle board my husband says. It is very sturdy & looks great. Looks like a quality piece of furniture. I am pretty pleased with it & really for the price you aren't going to find solid wood. My husband & I put it together, took about 2 1/2 hours. He was impressed with the instructions, & how well everything fit together. I would purchase it again.
673088
Nope it's a two piece top. ... Um it had holes on one side so you can connect the other things.(can't flip it). Um it kinda sucked to put it together but it's a good desk.
1817972
I have the same problem. This tray is 12" long so it would stick out 2 inches. The best way to resolve this is to add some backing material to the bottom side of the desk until you have built up enough material to pass over the bar. I plan to use a material such as MDF (sawdust-type plywood). This MDF built up backing would need to be mechanically attached with screws to hold it to the underside of the desk material. Keep in mind that this also changes the clearance space below the desk. I have a desk with adjustable legs so it's not as much of a worry, if I'm able to tolerate a slightly higher working space. I have the same problem. This tray is 12" long so it would stick out 2 inches. The best way to resolve this is to add some backing material to the bottom side of the desk until you have built up enough material to pass over the bar. I plan to use a material such as MDF (sawdust-type plywood). This MDF built up backing would need to be mechanically attached with screws to hold it to the underside of the desk material. Keep in mind that this also changes the clearance space below the desk. I have a desk with adjustable legs so it's not as much of a worry, if I'm able to tolerate a... » Read More I have the same problem. This tray is 12" long so it would stick out 2 inches. The best way to resolve this is to add some backing material to the bottom side of the desk until you have built up enough material to pass over the bar. I plan to use a material such as MDF (sawdust-type plywood). This MDF built up backing would need to be mechanically attached with screws to hold it to the underside of the desk material. Keep in mind that this also changes the clearance space below the desk. I have a desk with adjustable legs so it's not as much of a worry, if I'm able to tolerate a slightly higher working space. « Show Less
1750114
I just received mine and am returning it because I could not find a single surface that was solid wood. I only opened one of the two boxes, but all of the side pieces and the shelf are MDF. Maybe the top is solid, I didn't hassle with the second box to find out. It does seem to be high quality MDF, but make no mistake, this is NOT a wooden piece.
97849
Hi there ... no, I agree with what the others have said; it's meant to be assembled only this one way. I would also mention that the drawers are not very easy to reach (especially the bottom one), so just put things in there that you don't have to access very often. :) All in all, though, I like the desk, and think it's a good value for the money.
1347884
I don't believe so. It's painted on every surface and does appear lighter than mdf. I do recommend this piece it is well made for this type. The color is towards yellow-green.
1595942
not sure, perhaps you could remove bottom panel of middle drawer. track down mfr and ask them. or lay files flat. desk is nice/good value
1900851
You probably don't want to do that. Its really unstable when its in 2 pieces. There are much better desks that are meant to be one wall pieces. Not a great buy. Very cheap material
789625
Hi Kayla,Honestly i do not own this desk. when i ordered it i thought it was the whole thing but, it was just a corner piece and i returned it. i apologise for not being able to assist you better. Good luck.
774893
No, I don't think so...although we didn't try. The left and right pieces are separately assembled and then connected using the central flat desk piece. Everything is pre-drilled and I don't believe the hole pattern would permit the arrangement you are describing.
2135431
The edges are the same material, but the center is a much thinner material from the rest the MDF. But it does have the same veneer/finish. So it can be used somewhere the back would be visible. I use this as a printer table. Drilled a hole through the thin back panel for cables for the modem and router.