Can it be used as two seperate desks if needed? Will those be stable?
1108922
Yes. All you have to do is leave out the corner section. It will be quite stable.
1108923
You certainly can, but you would be wasting desk space as the center piece of glass and supporting material would be wasted and this is a good bit of space. It is certainly more stable with the entire structure connected.
1773437
I have two monitors on one section with my tower underneath. The build feels quite stable, I don't think it would be a problem but I can't honestly be sure.
1662022
Definitely would not advise doing that. As a standalone unit it works fine but unless you used a bit of engineering skills to place boards inside the unit ro attach the two units together, I suspect it would begin listing one way or the other after about a year. Very good product on its own, so far for us at least, but I'd suggest not trying to stack them.
1261807
Your computer will be fine. I've put at least 100+ lbs. on this desk at various times, but wouldn't do it regularly. It regularly holds 25-50 lbs, so you should be more than fine.
1297120
They are not designed as "stackable" but it might work. I'm not sure how stable it would be - so I would not recommend it (opinion only).
1993916
From looking at the picture I, too, thought that this could be two separate pieces, but it can't be. The smaller desk is on a track to pull forward, but can't be separated.
1086705
Yes! To say this desk is compact, it is very sturdy. Originally I had old style tube monitor which weighed over 50lbs and the desk supported it no problem.
2094412
You could... but the desk provides more stability to the unit...it is meant to be there....you can find another similar unit without the desk.
127419
They can be. I don't believe the directions said how, but it wasn't too hard to figure it out. You can even use it as two separate desks, which I am currently doing.
1312610
I don't believe so. You can set it up without but you may need to add a stabilizing bar to the underside of the top if you eliminate the bottom. Also, this is a very small piece to be used as a desk...
15768
If I needed something super stable, I probably wouldn't choose this desk. I'm using it as a vanity. It's just kinda cheap.
1314365
Yes, I have two stood up as well and it is very stable and they line up nicely side by side. I've had zero issues with the setup, I definitely recommend it.
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
1351071
Yes - there are 4 screws holding it in place - and it does not impact the stability of the desk
2118119
I would say yes. It has three shelves that provide good stability. The connecting hardware seems to hold everything tightly together and the backing board nails into all the wood components. Also there is a wood support that runs across the bottom from side to side. It really could rest on top of any desk that is the right size.
242519
Not really, if i would use it with out the hutch i would just purchase a better priced more sturdy desk. this one is very unstable how it is put together thank you to the terrible directions and missing pieces
2271626
I have tried it with three displays, once with flat TV and LCD Monitor - it was tippy with tv side. I currently have two 21" monitors on it and it is very stable. I would state that the base is very heavy and would need a sturdy desk. The stand does come with parts to mount into table without base. Never tried this method. My desk is actually an Ikea table and this table is sturdy enough.