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Question: Is the back of the desk finished or particle board?
Document: The back is not finished like the front is. Meaning the back of the desk shows the particle board. So you have to have the desk against the wall.
there is no finish work to the back of this desk, it is particle press board and looks horrible. This was for an office that would be facing chairs it is defiantly made to go up against a wall only. They should have pictures of the back. Very misleading and to hard to disassemble and try to re-package to mail back.
Don't buy this desk unless you're putting up up against a wall. The entire back of this desk is unfinished, yellowish particle board. We bought this desk b/c it appeared nice and was a great price for a simple desk. However, we don't have a good wall to put it up against, and now I have to stare at the horribly ugly particle board everyday.
When we received this desk, the packing from Amazon was not damaged, but when we got the pieces out to put together, there was damage in 2 places on the top piece. There was a defect along the front, where it shows always, that looks as if it was damaged when made. There was also a chunk missing toward the back of the top piece of desk, particle board showing, and on almost black, it shows real well.
It&#8217;s not black, and it&#8217;s not brown. It&#8217;s a dark swirled mess. I sat a cup of coffee on the desk while I was setting up my computer and when I picked the cup up the finish on the desk had bubbled and the cheap particle board underneath is exposed. I truly feel it was a waste of money and if it weren&#8217;t such a hassle to take it back, I would.
A chunk was taken out of the particle board edge on one, for which I managed to swing a $30 payment back from Amazon and the corner was broken off on the other, for which my wife managed to get a measly $10 Amazon credit (in both cases the representative claimed it was &#34;the best they could do&#34;, so is this a gender thing or an assertiveness issue?).
The item was delivered on time. Took a long time to assemble because some pieces were not labelled at all.decent looking desk but obviously made of cheap material. Some of he particle board with the drawers actually came apart. Too much cheap stuff.
The desk is 100% particle board with a wood grain plastic veneer. You get what you pay for.5. You will have to spend a fair amount of time adjusting the drawer slides in order to get them to line up - this was a pain.Now the good news:1.
I used carpenter glue for added reinforcement. It should help stabilize then fasteners.Solid desk and they look great in the study room. Not real wood, mostly particle board with veneer. But it still should hold up for several years.Very pleased with the desk.
The desk comes in many pieces and is particle board with laminate covering. Description made it sound as if it was wood. When it arrived many of the pieces did not have letters on them, which is required in assembly. This made it quite difficult to assemble. Once I got it together, I tried to move it but it was so heavy I had to scoot it on the carpet.
Answer: It is not finished. :(