If I take out the middle piece is the desk still supported to piece the two long sections together along a straight wall?
469570
Yes. The corner piece just sits on top. The sides can both stand alone. Might have drill holes or buy bolts or something to get them to connect in a straight line-not sure...
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.
1149688
Yeah, the desk is super solid. I have a bunch of stuff on it. Nothing too heavy of course but I have a 24" monitor and a 21" monitor on it. I'm not concerned at all about the sturdiness.
1914825
It can't be. Its designed to fit together in only one way. The top part rests on the lower portion and lines up with 4 screw holes. That being said I really do love this desk (although it did take 3 of us 3 hours to put it together).
1716362
No. The desk doesn't stand on its own. It is supported by being held between your legs.
1841080
I do not believe it would work because it's not made to be a corner piece, unless you are putting on a wide desk that is not against a corner part of the wall. Not sure that makes sense. :)
560855
No, the middle section provides stability. However, the vendor makes a two shelf item.
839667
The actual slide-out portion can be removed by unscrewing the inside metal support bars. HOWEVER, this does not remove the box which holds the tray. After looking at that, I believe it is integrated into the structural makeup of this desk. The back support is attached to this box from the back. I suppose that you could cut it off, leaving the back portion to support the middle wide leg. Good luck. Hope this helps in making your decision.
652348
There will be holes in the top of the desk. I will tell you that this is hands down the best and most beautiful desk my family has ever owned. It's solid and very heavy. Was a bit difficult to put together, as the instructions start off building it upside down and then it's a pain to flip over but with two people it's managed easily.
398785
I don't think so. The sides of the middle piece connect to the shelf units. So, it's basically all connected as one piece after assembly.
463748
I wish I could answer this question honestly. I have had this desk for over 2 years and it still is as sturdy as the day I bought it. I have 2 monitors and a printer on the desk, and periodically have been known to lean on the desk. It really is a well built desk, glad I purchased it.
1829523
The desk is dark brown and yes, each desk can standalone. The L shape didn't suit me as well as I thought, so I decided to put each desk side by side. If you decide to split the desks, it should be noted that one end of each desk is designed to connect the curved glass, so the holes for the bolts may be visible.
1645504
I strongly suggest that you follow the instructions. The assembly is very straight forward and requires about a half hour. There are no really small parts and the desk fits together very well.
2156291
No. The middle drawer of the desk is an actual drawer. I have my monitor, keyboard and laptop all on the top of the desk and thus still leaves room for writting etc.
406334
Yes, there's a good bit of assembly. FWIW - I love the desk and am very, very happy with it.
1157813
YES! There are two small screws on the bottom of the mount that fasten the two pieces together and it would take considerable force for them to separate. It's just a little tricky getting access behind the monitor to tighten the screws. If you have a long phillips-head screwdriver, you should be ok.
889119
This desk is shipped in 2 pieces which must be attached, additionally, there are 10 feet which also need to be attached. This process is very simple, 2 people can have it complete in less than half an hour if there is no shipping damage to be repaired first. Please read through my review of the shipping procedure so you are not surprised with unseen damages as I was.