Furinno Econ Scrivania multiuso per computer, ciliegia chiaro/nero ciliegia chiaro/nero

Name: Furinno Econ Scrivania multiuso per computer, ciliegia chiaro/nero ciliegia chiaro/nero
Brand: Furinno
SKU: 696859004254
Price: 172.91 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Furinno

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La scrivania multiuso per computer Furinno Econ è progettata per adattarsi al tuo spazio, al tuo stile e al tuo budget. Il pannello truciolare è prodotto in Malesia e rispetta le regole ecologiche di produzione. Non c'è cattivo odore, durevole e il materiale è il più stabile tra i pannelli truciolari. Il tubo in PVC è realizzato in plastica riciclata ed è testato per la sua durata. Un atteggiamento semplice nei confronti dello stile di vita si riflette direttamente sul design di Furinno Furniture, creando una tendenza di semplice natura. Tutti i prodotti sono prodotti e assemblati al 100% in Malesia con il 95% - 100% di materiali riciclati. Istruzioni per la cura: pulire con un panno umido pulito. Evitare l'uso di prodotti chimici aggressivi. Le immagini sono a scopo illustrativo. Tutti gli elementi decorativi non sono inclusi in questa offerta. Caratteristiche del mobile: schienale aperto, vano aperto, ripiano estraibile per tastiera, ripiani,

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EAN: 696859004254

Categories: Casa e cucina, Mobilia, Mobili per ufficio domestico, Scrivanie per l'ufficio domestico,

È richiesto un assemblaggio Si prega di consultare le istruzioni Dimensioni del prodotto: 33 (L) x 15,6 (P) x 30,6 (A) pollici. Dispone di cassetto per tastiera estraibile, memoria CPU e ripiano portaoggetti. Si adatta al tuo spazio, si adatta al tuo budget. Materiale: truciolare ingegnerizzato. Design semplice ed elegante ma funzionale e adatto a qualsiasi stanza.

Assembled Height	‎4 inches
Assembled Length	‎32 inches
Assembled Width	‎18 inches
Assembly Required	‎Yes
Base Material	Engineered Wood
Base Material	‎Engineered Wood
Brand	Furinno
Brand	‎Furinno
Color	Ligh Cherry/Black
Color	‎Ligh Cherry/Black
Country of Origin	‎Malaysia
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 4,676 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Desk design	Writing Desk
Desk design	‎Writing Desk
Furniture Finish	‎Black
Included Components	‎Assembly Instructions
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎99914R1LC/BK
Item Weight	‎26.4 Pounds
Model Name	‎JAYA Modern
Mounting Type	‎Floor Mount
Number of Shelves	‎2
Product Care Instructions	‎Wipe clean with clean damped cloth, Avoid using harsh chemicals
Product Dimensions	15.55"D x 32.99"W x 30.59"H
Product Dimensions	‎15.55 x 32.99 x 30.59 inches
Product Dimensions	‎15.55"D x 32.99"W x 30.59"H
Room Type	Office
Room Type	‎Office
Shape	Rectangular
Shape	‎Rectangular
Special Feature	Eco-Friendly
Special Feature	‎Eco-Friendly
Style	Contemporary
Style	‎Contemporary
Top Material Type	Engineered Wood
Top Material Type	‎Engineered Wood
Weight	‎29 Pounds

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Scritto da: Melissa

Great little desk!

My sons room is very oddly shaped with with low curling in some areas. We had to find something somewhat small yet still big enough with storage. We got this on sale and I was kind of worried it would be junk. But I was pleasantly surprised it’s a perfect fit and is sturdy!

Scritto da: Sashene Hall

This desk is great

The only reason I don't give this desk 5 stars is that the width it was was a little narrow on that part... But I love it other wise. It looks great and I love the fact it has storage.

Scritto da: Rachel R.

Furino Study Desk in Cappuccino.

This order was made at the behest of a parent, who had selected it themselves, because they just needed a small desk to replace a full steel desk they no longer have, since they had recently moved and the steel desk was going to be a bit impossible to move. It took six people in their prime nearly 39 years ago to get in the house and down into the basement for a home office. Now the intended use of this item is to just to write some disbursement checks now and then. I have yet to see it first hand to give an honest opinion about it, but when I do, I will update this post then and only then. Neither of my parent's in the meantime has made any mention to me about it thus far. So I don’t know whether or not they are pleased with it or not. Update to come after I have to see it first hand.

Scritto da: Jory

As pictured

Nice small desk with storage drawers and shelves. The setup instructions aren't clear. I have little pieces of wood Hardware that I didn’t use because the paper did not mention how to. I figured out what they were for when I was done setting it up. Had I known, my desk would’ve been sturdier. It recommends two people to put it together, but one will do. I did it by myself.

Scritto da: Brittney McKenzie

Great little desk

I bought this as a vanity for my daughter. It is perfect size for it. It is sturdy and works well in the small space we have. BUT, the instructions were hard to follow. There are no words to follow and the pictures are not extremely clear. Thankfully, I have decent knowledge of how to assemble furniture, but someone without that knowledge would probably struggle quite a bit.

Scritto da: Nicole Lawrence

Missing parts

Cheaply made but for the price that was expected. Particle board so screws strip wood easily. Was missing screws to keyboard tray. Made do with my own. Tray is only big enough for keyboard not keyboard and mouse.

Scritto da: Katydid

Beware

The box arrived with additional tape, as if someone had returned this. After I opened it I noticed that the bag of screws had been ripped open. The first items to unpack were the drawers, which were not engineered wood as described. They were the thinnest, cheapest cardboard with fabric. I opened the instruction booklet and began looking for the parts needed for step one. The illustration showed two boards that had to be attached together with screws. One board was labelled, but the smaller one had no label, so right at the start I was unable to even begin the assembly. Frustrated before I even began, I taped the box and requested a return. I knew that I was not buying an expensive piece of furniture, but this desk is so poorly made that I wouldn't even call it furniture.

Scritto da: KFG

Cant' complain for under $50

It's particle board so don't expect a fine crafted-highly engineered piece of furniture. As with most furniture made this way, don't put a lot of weight on it and don't expect to move it around a lot. I bought this for my wife to use as a makeup vanity in a small spare bedroom. All the purpose made vanities look like they are made for a teenage girls bedroom whereas this little desk looks a bit more mature in nature (even though it's small). Some reviewers seem to have had difficulty with the assembly instructions but I did not. The instructions are very similar to any other Ikea-ish furniture where it's 99.9% pictures with little to no text. Basically Lego instructions. It requires a philips head screwdriver and a hammer (to tap in some dowel pins). I had it assembled and in place in less than an hour.

Scritto da: Fee Warner

Terrible to assemble. Cheap and nasty.

Very cheap and nasty. The instructions were very poor and one of the locking pieces snapped because it was made of such poor metal. The drawer bases are cardboard so thin it barely classed as 'card', more like thick paper.

Scritto da: David Michaels

The worst desk in the history of desks

This is one of the stupidest things I've ever bought, and I once bought a hat that had an umbrella on it. Firstly, they don't provide any tools to put it together, which is fine, but usually you can rely on getting at least an Alan key, and one with a Phillips screw end would have been sufficient. That said, some of the holes are not properly laid out (mostly the ones for the keyboard tray). The materials are crap. They came dinged up and you can see there's a ton of problems and imperfections in the boards. You can put it together relatively easy. It's not especially complicated, though the instructions for the keyboard tray have the bars sticking out a bit. But, for ease of putting it together, I'll give it the credit for that. Ooh, and the packaging is so crap that I had to use a vacuum cleaner to get all the bits of styrofoam off the boards. It's pretty frustrating to have to vacuum every side of every bit of everything in that damn set. The desk is small. I knew it would be, that was the point, but it's so small that the design actually defeats the purpose of the thing. The top black parts of the desk, which can't hold up much and are weak, stick out in the back, I guess to hide how small the frame is. The frame is so crap that the keyboard tray barely comes out from under the top of the desk. As you can see, it barely fits my keyboard and much of the keyboard is obscured and unreachable because of how small this thing is. That chair you see in the picture, by the way, is the smallest office chair I have, and I have 7 in total between home and the office I run. Now, I'll admit that my keyboard is on the larger size for standard keyboards. It's a Logitech gaming keyboard (G910 Orion). But my work computer keyboard is even bigger because it's ergonomic (the Microsoft ergonomic wired version). My smallest keyboard is probably a piece of junk wireless one I use exclusively for accessing the server on the rate occasion I need to update something from the primary console. My smallest keyboard I make use of is a Logitech G815, and even that would be somewhat covered by this desk on the tray and the top row of buttons would become unusable. The alcove has a space through which you're supposed to thread your cords. I could see this was hopeless just from putting the screen on it, but decided to give it a try for the picture. The desktop computer does not fit, obviously. I've put up some pictures to show how much it does not fit, either way you try it. It's not even close. It's fairly silly. You'd have to use a really small compact form computer. Basically, this is a desk that is so shrunk down that it doesn't work as a computer desk. It would need to just be enlarged to work. As is, the equipment you can put on it would be crap and mostly useless. I can't figure out what I could even use it for. Supposedly the main desk address can support 15 pounds, and 10 pounds can be supported by the small black surface and the other two shelves. I'm worried about my cat jumping on it as she's about 15 lbs. Such a stupid design. Trying to decide whether to disassemble and return it or just throw it out, which is funny because I see that they've raised their price on it! The nerve... I'd give points for effort, but just shrinking the thing down was silly and clearly lazy.

Scritto da: Unknown

Great desk for small spaces in good price

Great computer desk for small spaces but low quality products

Scritto da: ssx1988

Looks nice & serves it purpose

Ideal for small space, work from home & able to get monitor & laptop on, recommend a raiser if want both at eye level. Also fits a swivel office chair. Looks nice & serves it’s purpose.

Scritto da: Camilla Hanson

pressboard breaks easily

its the perfect size..not the best quaility but its perfect for what I wanted and the price was good