Categories: Filling Cabinets, Harriet Bee

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  Buffy Byron

  2019-10-27

  Happy with purchase , installation went very well and overall experience of the desk was excellent.. remarkable product for the value.

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  Becki Roberie

  2019-09-19

  I am very pleased with my purchase. our office is definitely handsomely adorned with two. right for the purchase price point, as other alternatives i desired were simply out of my price range. only drawback will there be is no drawer under the desktop, but the best mounted charger stations replace it.

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    Anthony Wiers

    2019-11-18

    I loved that it was so easy to put together! It looks superb in my own room. Feels sturdy, decent quality for the price. The lament was pulled from the corner, but not significant enough to send back again. Glue could fix it...I just put that aside against the wall. Also among the cable covers came broken..no big package to me. The wood grain top is more brown than grey like I was wishing, but still looks good.

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      Stephania Noren

      2019-09-29

      he cat approves, that's all that matters... for me, the chair will probably be worth its purchased selling price. A comfortable couch with an upright back again to help with position. It came with clear instructions and come up with in quarter-hour. You can remove the arms if you want, it has a Velcro flap to hide the metal on the side. My only negative about the chair it thst the welding was carried out quickly, so the steel upclose isn't the prettiest - but still a pretty slick chair despite the fact!

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        Zonia Antes

        2019-11-04

        Seems decent quality. Kind of a pain to put together. The parts don't sit in a good position to get screws started.Device is included to put together. They've included washers the instructions don't point out. I used mine where the seat mounts to the bracket. Suggestion: After having parts out of field, close it back up (right side up) and utilize it as a workbench to assemble the seat portion. Place the back, on top of the box, bolt holes up, and then hold armrest up while starting screws. When both armrests are installed place the seat ugly on the box and then hang the back/arms from it to finish. Much easier than having pieces flopping around.

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