Flash FurnitureAdjustable Height Student Desk and Chair with Black Pedestal Frame

A desk is a desk, right? Not in this case. I needed a desk that would fit my kids for more than a year, a desk that was sturdy, and one that would have ample storage space. This desk is perfect for all that. I can sit comfortably at their desk (I'm 5'8"), and so can my husband (6'2"), yet my 6 and 9 year olds also sit comfortably with their feet touching the floor. The desk is not too tall or short, but it has adjustable height levels (I believe 3?) and the space inside is comparable to that in a student's classroom desk. I prefer the cubby-style versus the raising desktop where you have to move everything off the desk to raise the lid.The only thing we've had to do to protect the surface is get a mat for when the kids are using markers or permanent inks - I do not want the desk to be scribbled on (it's still so new!) and I am not sure how well it cleans - so I cannot offer feedback on how easy it is to remove black marker, etc. Just get a cheap plastic placemat for under a dollar somewhere and you're good to go.Definitely worth the money to make our homeschool environment more like a classroom. There are two hooks on the sides of the desk for bags, which are also convenient and enhance their quality. One thing we're trying to figure out is the metal bar that goes across the two sides - sometimes my son bumps it with his feet and it can hurt! It isn't a problem when they're wearing pants with shoes and socks, but if they're working there in shorts and bare feet, it can pack a wallop. I figure he'll just stop kicking his legs out once he realizes he keeps banging that bar every single time.I did shop around for a long time before finding these - every furniture store, kids store, and discount store offers something, but these were by far the best quality for the price. And you can't get much cheaper unless you want a teeny set that the kids will outgrow within a year or two, or don't mind thin molded plastic. These are actual school-style desks and like I said before, my husband and I can both sit at them comfortably.

I bought this desk and chair set for my ten-yr-old to use for his laptop and homework. Putting it together took roughly an hour. It's very sturdy once you get it assembled. This is definitely not a flimsy desk. It doesn't wobble or lean in any way. I like the fact that both the chair and the desk are adjustable so that as my son grows, the height of the chair and/or the height of the desk can be adjusted as well. The back of the chair is not adjustable (does not tilt at all) so be aware that only the height is changeable. The seat is hard plastic, not cushioned or fabric, and the back is completely upright. (Great for posture probably, but not great for comfort.) I doubt it would be comfortable for long hours. On the plus side, if there is a food or drink spill, it will wipe clean pretty easily I think. This set is very much in the style of those classroom desks for schools. There's a cubby under the desktop. It's big enough to put books and notebooks, pens, etc in it. I'd imagine this desk would be great for homeschooling, or for homes/dorms with limited space where you want a compact desk to do homework. I priced computer desks and office chairs initially here on Amazon and couldn't find anything to match this set in terms of my needs and price range. I think it's a good bargain, and I'm pleased with my purchase.

Nice clean look, easy to clean up after a mess, assembly was a breeze, sturdy product that can grow with your child

The desks (I bought two of them) seem sturdy and they were easy to assemble, for the most part. The instructions were clear and all necessary hardware was included. My only reason for not giving it 5 stars is that although the table tops had some dents and scratches, on the bottom part (not a big deal since you can’t see it anyways), the bigger issue with them was that there were some pre-marked holes which gave me the false impression that they were for the screws that fasten it to the rest of the desk. We’ll, those holes (as shown in the picture) do not lineup at all with the other piece. I ended up having to measure and line it up as best as I could so that all sides were even, and then use a drill to mark new holes where to fasten the screws. This was an extra step that took me by surprise but luckily I managed to put it together just fine.

I purchased this desk for our 1st grader. It is a good fit and the seat the desk are large enough and have enough adjustment that he should be able to use it through high school. While the desk itself is not big by any means it is adequate for school work. The inside is large enough for a stack of books and pencil bag. The seat and desk frame are all metal with plastic feet. The seat bottom and back are hard plastic, it is contoured and fairly comfortable for the most part. The desk box is plastic, the desk top if laminated particle board with a nice plastic edge and pencil tray on top.The desk went together fairly easily and we are very pleased with the quality of the product.