Sauder County Line Writing Desk, Salt Oak finish

It fits perfectly as an extension to Sauder Harborview desk. I just needed a little extra room to put everything and this fit the bill perfectly. Very timely delivery. Happy with the Seller.

I bought this to use as a vanity instead of a writing desk. I love the color and I have a mirror that matches. I have purchased furniture from Sauder before so knew that it would take a while. This particular table took the better part of 3 hours to assemble on my own. I admit there were moments I was distracted, however it most likely will still take most more than 2 hours. I love the instructions with jokes about the time, I look forward to them now. A couple pieces didn't go together quite perfectly, on the drawers and also you will definitely need the hammer to connect certain pieces. Also I had a couple small nicks on the wood after it came out of the box.

This is a good desk. To be honest, I was pretty impressed with the quality, especially given that its wood veneer and mostly particle board. It seems to be pretty durable, much better quality than most wood veneer items I've seen (such as Target furniture). The instructions for assembly are easy to follow and each piece of the desk is labeled to make it even easier to piece together. You don't need a lot of tools either, just a screwdriver. I don't, however, recommend assembling it by yourself. I did, but moving those heavy and long and awkward pieces around made me wish someone was there to help. When I put one of the drawers in, it wouldn't close at first. I had to push it down (it didn't break) to make it close. I was hoping in doing so I could even out the drawer which I think was jyst every so slightly lopsided. Thankfully, it worked. (Pardon the mess in the photo--I'm still moving in.)

When assembled, this desk has one major problem: It wobbles with the slightest pressure and has a really second-rate feel. It is poorly designed and executed. It is essentially a particle board and plastic veneer product, and it uses the same assembly hardware as most Ikea products. Instructions are clear, but assembly takes a few hours, and I am a skilled carpenter who understands construction. When my wife saw the "Sauder" name, she said, "Oh those products are not high quality," but I risked it anyway. Should have listened. I would return this desk if it weren't such a pain to disassemble and ship - particle board is very dense and heavy. If your child needs a cheap desk for the basement, this will work. But I wouldn't recommend using this in a home office or study.

After a year of working from home on the couch due to covid, I decided it was finally time to invest in a desk. But I wanted one that could also function as a entry way table so when I do return to work it isn’t useless. This is the perfect piece. It’s big enough for my laptop, an extra monitor and writing space. I love it has drawers so when I’m done it looks like a simple side table.