Regency,48 x 24 Teachers Desk with Single Pedestal Drawer Unit- Grey
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5 out of 5 stars
1 December, 2024
originally posted on Regency
Perfect for my home office
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This desk was shipped in 4 boxes and it is heavy duty! I love the way this desk looks and the comfort and design of it is perfection. Perfect for a home office or a teacher! So much storage for files and important documents. Definitely a 10/10
4 out of 5 stars
1 December, 2024
originally posted on Regency
Solid table, but you need to be handy
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pretty solid office table. The instructions are really bad though. There was no top to the storage drawers and it took a little bit to figure out the instructions. Also there’s a table stabilizer but it doesn’t even fit because the table isn’t big enough. Drilling the holes into the top was a terrible experience. All this being said, the table itself is solid.
3 out of 5 stars
28 November, 2024
originally posted on Regency
Pros and Cons
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Regency teachers desk is sturdy and well made. It has three drawers for storage. The assembly was not easy, it took us about an hour and a half. The directions were ready to understand however it wasn't clear what screws to use for what. All the drawers are supposed to lock but only the top two lock for us. There is a stiffening bar that is supposed to be installed, however they were longer than the panel. So the bars couldn't be installed. Also even if they were short enough, the filling cabinet would not be able to go under the desk. I like that I could choose between gray or a mahogany desk top. There was not any type of template for the installation of the desk top, so that was a pain to measure and drill holes. I like the panels on the sides to keep cords out of the way, very handy. Even though the desk seems well made, I don't think it is worth $686.
2 out of 5 stars
27 November, 2024
originally posted on Regency
Not worth it!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so excited for this claim only to be let down by terribly during assembly. I don't EVER have issues assembling furniture. I do home repairs and renovations and build plant shelves and furniture on a regular basis... Let's start with the fact that this came in 4 boxes. That was smart in the fact that it would have been far too heavy to move it if it was all in one box. The table top is super heavy and sturdy, but that's about the only positive I got out of this whole experience. The table top is reversible, which is a cool concept considering you get to choose the color of the top you want, but in reality this was a very bad choice. Because you can choose which side you want to use, there are no pre drilled holes for the screw placements and it's a guessing game where you have to screw it all in. The top has a shiny vinyl to it so screwing the self tapping screws in is still a hard feat when you have to hold the flimsy legs in position and screw them in at the same time. The screws wanted to slide all over the place instead of going in leading to excessive on pressure on the Palm of my hand from using the screwdriver which took all of the skin off the inside of my palm and left it completely open and raw. The legs aren't too hard to assemble but they're flimsy and when attaching the ends of the legs to the table top you have to stick the screw inside a tiny 1 Inch wide hole in order to get to the inside of it. The screw has to go down inside the hole which is about an inch inside of it before even hitting the table top to screw it into the table top, and in the process the screw continuously fell off the end of the screwdriver and I had to chase it around inside the leg with my fingers just trying to get ahold of it without getting my fingers stuck. I had to use one finger inside the hole to brace the crew so it didn't fall over while trying to screw it in and in the process I put the screwdriver through my finger when the screw flipped sideways while I was pressing down. The best part "sarcasm intended" was the table top came with instructions to screw the table braces into the bottom to help support it and after putting about 8 screws in each brace with the same struggles to get them into the table top, it turned out the table top doesn't fit on top of the base with the braces on it so I then had to turn around and take it all off again... By the time I got it all assembled I had messed both hands up completely and it's still slightly offset and doesn't look right... Absolutely not worth the price or the time and energy I had to put into it just to hurt myself numerous times and end up with a less than great desk... The filing cabinet is nice but it also attaches to the underside of the desk top and after the struggle I already went through for the desk to be assembled, it's not worth the energy to attach it to the desk itself. Not impressed. I'm