Ergocraft C-0736C Atlantic Computer Cart

I have a full tower, Antec Twelve Hundred V3 case, which is about 23 inches in height, and I was having a tough time looking for an inexpensive computer desk that would fit my monster size tower. When I saw this desk, I immediately wanted to buy it, but was not sure if it would fit. I even asked the question here on Amazon if it would fit, and someone did say yes. Anyway, I bought the desk and built it (fairly easy build, considering that I've only built a handful of furniture items in my life) and was very pleased with the aesthetics! The base is nice and wide, and the top panel for the monitor is quite spacious and clean, most importantly, it is STURDY! I do have two big issues with this computer desk though, of which I have a taken a star off for:1. Keyboard tray: I don't know if mine just came faulty or what, but when you pull it out, one side has a stopper and the other one does not. Don't get me wrong, you cannot actually pull out the tray from that one side; it still is built to prevent that, but it for whatever reason, one side lacks the initial stopper that makes the sort of click sound.2. The biggest flaw that I believe others have mentioned is that there are no holes in the rear panels to put your wires through. Sort of defeats the purpose of a computer desk, so I have to keep my tower tilted at an angle. I also have a subwoofer I keep on the other side, below book shelf panel, and that also has to be angled too. Really unfortunate because, I would've given this desk 5 stars if it weren't for this. I will probably drill my own holes at a later date. Also, because of the angle the tower has to be tilted, the keyboard tray just barely hovers over my PC. If you have a case significantly taller than 23 inches, then I would not recommend this desk.Also note, my monitor size 23 inches. I could easily fit possibly up to 27 inches, or more.

So far so good. It took me approximately 2 hours to put together in between regular interruptions of phone calls, door bell and other things. The package was heavy. But this is covered particle board but pretty sturdy. The parts were clearly marked with letters but the diagrams took me alittle to coordinate vs the real parts. After all together it looks really nice in my sons room. I had to remind him that this was not solid would and not to lean on the keyboard tray, again this is pressboard. The convience of the casters is one reason why I purchased this item. Overall a decent price for this.

Arrived on time. Assembly was pretty straight forward and only one argument between my spouse and self. For the price you do get a pretty decent desk but the front does feel a bit flimsy with no support. Thinking we may add a bar or something to the front to ensure it wont break off. Other than that this desk looks nice in a home and offers enough space to hold a desktop and all the other computer components!

Every easy to put together. It's a nice little desk. It's a little lower to the ground than I'm used to but, it's perfect for my girlfriend. She is very satisfied with it. Only draw backs I've noticed is, there are no places to tuck wires and, the cubby hole fit the PC tower is a little cramped. Had to move tower to the right hand side, which is more open. It was a nice buy though.

In terms of the actual desk, it's solid, holds weight. Moves easily , doesn't have any cracks and suits my needs nicely but when I got the desk. It was missing 6 screws from the package, it took forever to put it together and is not a one person job.

The wheels are very weak on this product, however I don't think the wheels were intended for carpet. I replaced the wheels with heavy duty models from Home Depot.

It is a bit difficult for a fat old man to put together by himself. That said, the instructions are very clear and the parts fit together exactly as they should. It is an extremely well made and well thought out work station. I am very happy with it.

It's OK for the price I guess but some of the screws do not tighten, just FYI