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Question: I would like to know if this desk and hutch are made with press board or wood veneer
Document: I have the matching main desk in front of this desk/hutch combo it (like in the photos at furniturecreations.com) and the whole set looks like a $5,000-$10,000 set. If you are worried about it being too ornate - well, it isn't really. I was worried it would be a little &#34;tacky&#34; (Teresa Giudice over-the-top ornate) but have no fears it isn't.
The lighter wood that is visible in the vertical &#34;panelling&#34; in the photo - well, in real life it is darker. The dark brown DEFINITELY has a red influence - like a very, very dark cherry wood. It is definitely a brown color, but if you like cherry, you would like this too, since it has that influence.
Set up is *nothing* like putting together Sauder furniture... this furniture comes almost completely assembled. (And of course, the stabililty/beauty of this furniture is nothing like the Sauder-type computer furniture I was used to in the past).So, in short - we are very pleased. We are still waiting on one single piece that was missing from our order (the back panel for the desk that goes under the hutch), but otherwise we are delighted.
I ordered the main desk (other Amazon page) and this hutch/desk that matches.First, please know that I was VERY scared to order this, because it was a big outlay financially and because this set is so heavy I was nervous about delivery. If you have the same fears, hopefully I can address some of them.First, aesthetically this set is gorgeous. My mother and female neighbor both say this is their &#34;dream&#34; office set.
In short, this set is at least as beautiful and well-made as you are assuming from the photos. I cannot see how anyone would be less than thrilled with it. If you are on the fence, I say take that leap if you can afford it, you will be delighted!
Delivery took almost one hour (due to the unpacking and carrying inside) but the GT guys are used to waiting for this part, and were friendly.Here is the good news: set up is super easy! Seriously, these items are already constructed. The desk took maybe 12 minutes, and the other desk/hutch set took about 15-20 minutes. Most of this time was spent positioning everything.
The photos make it look like the carvings really stand out, when in real life they are not at all garish, and are more subdued than you see in the photos. When you look at the pictures this set looks two-toned... well, it isn't. I like it this way, though I also loved the photo of it two-toned.
I spent probably 10-12 hours comparison shopping, and the prices here were the best.Delivery:  this is where we met some hiccups. Godfather Trucking (GT) had some pre-Christmas issues. I will not go into the issues we had, other than to state that the trucking company came through for us in the end (after some coaxing from Furniture Creations, our Amazon seller).
And 2) You are REQUIRED (by Furniture Creations) to unpack and visually inspect everything - you may not sign the trucking company sheet until you have inspected every single item. Unpacking requires at least 2 strong people (some of the pieces were 150 pounds each, I am serious). Deliver is the most difficult part of this process, but it totally CAN be done.
He was also very willing to work with our time table, though I imagine that that was not a normal occurrence. Please be away that this set comes via truck (the trucking company will call you to arrange the delivery time). They are only required to provide curbside delivery. Which means they will NOT bring it inside for you, usually. You will need to have 2 strong (!) people there during delivery... for 2 reasons.
Answer: They are made of solid wood.  It's not veneer or pressboard.  The solid wood does make it a bit unstable for warping over time though.  Since i've had this furniture about a year, several of the drawers and various pieces have warped a bit.  I live in a Utah which is very dry...maybe that has something to do with it...not sure.