Lufeiya White Computer Desk with Fabric File Drawers Cabinet, 47 Inch Home Of...

This Lufeiya white desk is perfect for a small home office or bedroom. It’s sturdy, easy to assemble, and the reversible design makes it fit almost anywhere. The fabric file drawers are lightweight but hold plenty of supplies and documents. It’s not a heavy-duty desk, but for everyday work, studying, or laptop use, it’s a great value and looks very modern and clean.

I absolutely love this desk! It was easy to assemble, sturdy, and looks beautiful in my room. The drawers are soft yet spacious, perfect for keeping files, notebooks, and other supplies organized. The white finish gives it a clean, modern look that fits perfectly with any decor. It’s the right size for studying or working from home without taking up too much space. Highly recommend for students or anyone needing a compact but stylish workspace!

This Lufeiya white desk is a stylish and practical addition to my home office. The 47-inch size is just right for a computer setup without taking up too much room, and the reversible design makes it flexible for different layouts. The fabric drawers are lightweight but surprisingly spacious, perfect for storing office supplies. Assembly was straightforward, and the modern look fits nicely with my décor. My only minor complaint is that the drawers aren’t as sturdy as wooden ones, but they still do the job well. Overall, a very good desk for small spaces and everyday use.

It is a perfect table! Really easy to put together and is sturdy and I like that its not huge. Fits perfectly the space we needed it for and its great for work because of the drawers. Drawers are that softer not wood material which is great for us. Easy, lightweight, good size.

The desk arrived quickly, with all its parts well-packed and in perfect condition, no scratches or missing pieces. The instructions were clear, and with a bit of help we finished assembling it in about one hour. It looks beautiful and sturdy, exactly as shown in the pictures. Very happy with this purchase! 💖

I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to assemble this desk. The drawers are made of fabric, but they are sturdy. It doesn't take up much space, but it holds my desktop printer and modem. Thinking about buying a second one.

It is exactly as I was expecting based on the product description, pictures, and reviews. Plenty of side-to-side leg room, and I can cross my legs under the desk without hitting the bottom side of the desk, even with my chair at its highest setting. I MAY have enough room to be able to put a keyboard tray there. I haven't decided it I want one yet. The desk came packaged well. All of the pieces came individually wrapped and protected. MOST were numbered to correspond with the pieces in the instructions. Clarifications & Tips: 1. The drawers are not just fabric. They are cardboard covered with fabric. The front portion is more of a pleather with a wood-grain look and texture and can be wiped down with a damp rag. They are fairly sturdy, but I wouldn't put heavy items in them. The handles are metal and are a bit of a pain to install since they have tiny screws. One of the handles had two places where the paint had been chipped off. I may see if I can get the manufacturer to replace the handle, but I turned the chipped portion facing down so it is not noticeable. 2. It would be helpful to have a flathead screwdriver or two as you assemble. We used them for screwing together the small plastic screw sets that hold the metal file rods onto the drawer. We also needed the flat head screwdriver as we were installing the braces that hold the drawers. These are the same bars on which the drawers slide in and out. The braces slot into the legs, but the piece that is supposed to slot in and slide down into place was too tight for about half the slots. We slid the flathead into the gap and pried it out just a tad to widen the space and it worked great. See pics. 3. There are 3 sets of main legs for the desk. Each is different for a reason. Make sure you get it right. There two that go on either side of the drawers and one for the opposite end. All three leg sets are different, that is why they are numbered individually in the instructions. We accidentally switched the two legs on either side of the drawer unit and had to unscrew them and correct the mistake. It's really hard to tell in the instructions which leg goes where, and those happened to be the only parts that weren't numbered. The difference between the legs are a) the legs for the drawers have those slots for the bars that hold the drawers up (the slots face inwards as noted in the instructions), and b) of the two drawer legs sets, the one that goes on the outside of the desk rather than next to your legs does NOT have an extra set of holes on the outside of the bars. Those holes are for the brace that you will install horizontally on the back side of the desk near where your feet will go. see pics. 4. The side pocket holder can be installed on the same side as the drawers, even though it is not shown in that configuration in the pictures. The side pocket does not have the same wood-grain look to it as the drawer fronts. It's a bit ugly. I haven't decided if I am going to use it at all yet, and if I do, I may install it on the same side as the drawers so it is less visible. 5. One thing I didn't expect from the original pics: the desktop is two separate pieces. My two pieces are slightly warped. I don't think it will be enough to bother me, but I can see how I will need to keep extra paper or padding underneath anything I may be writing on as it will bump the pen. 6. Lastly, save yourself some time and hand-tighten as many of the screws as you can. I found it much faster than using the hex tool. The included hex tool has a Philips head on the long end and the hex on the short end, which was frustrating because the long end would have been much faster for many of the screws. We did use the longer Philips head end on several of the hex screws as we were doing the initial tightening simply because it was easier. We used the short hex end for the final tightening. When hand-tightening or using the hex tool, if you get resistance, stop, back out the screw, and try again. You may have the screw in crooked and you risk cross threading or damaging the screws. All in all this is a great budget desk.

Pros: It's pretty and I added some gorgeous accents to make it even more cute/cuter. It is a space saver and it complements my color scheme. Cons: The wood's thinness is noticeable. The file cabinet's screw holes were too fragile, and the handles were vulnerable to breakage, making it challenging to pull the drawer out, particularly with the file cabinet. To avoid damaging the handle, I must manually retrieve the file cabinet. The instructions were presented in a visual format, necessitating a review of the website's images to clarify certain assembly steps. While the product's size and height are ideal, and the color complements the room, the drawer sliders should have been pre-installed. The table's assembly was frustrating, one of the wooden corks was damage. Ultimately, the product's value is not justified, and the assembly process was poorly executed.