I recently upgraded to a drafting table, and it has made a significant difference in my workspace. The adjustable height feature is fantastic, allowing me to switch between sitting and standing positions, which helps reduce fatigue during long drawing sessions.The large surface area provides ample space for sketches, blueprints, and other projects, and the smooth, sturdy surface is perfect for precise work. I also appreciate the built-in storage options for keeping my tools organized and within reach.One minor downside is that some models can be bulky and take up more space than a traditional desk, so it's important to consider the layout of your workspace. Overall, my drafting table has greatly improved my comfort and productivity, making it a worthwhile investment for any serious artist or designer!

So my first one was wrapped well in styrofoam but still the glass shattered. Fedex had to have slammed it down somewhere. The seller tried to get me a replacement top but after a week of trying they sent me a whole new one (sold by forrestore) so very good customer service, remained in contact with me the whole process. The desk itself has great instructions and everything is clearly labeled. I'm disabled and was able to put it together with only someone to occasionally hold things together while i tightened a screw or something. The containers are plastic but appear to hold pretty well with a little weight (5-10 lbs at one point). The glass is nice and sturdy (which is why i know delivery had to have slammed it for it to shatter like that). I do diamond painting and its perfect for that. My tweezers and scissors sit comfortably in the pen slots and my other tools fit in the trays. I cut a pool noodle and glued it to the lip where my arm rests cause that's a little sharp for something your arm goes on (only complaint about it but easily solved). The drawers are nice but i took someone else's suggestion and attached them on the outside as it would be a bother for knees to bump against under the desk. I've also done crafts on it. Despite scissors and similar the glass doesn't appear to scratch easily. I put my cricut machine on it with no issues as well. Overall good desk and good seller!

I want to start out by saying, no this isn’t “2000lbs” like it says. After I bought it I saw that and I was like “that’s going to fall through my apartment floor!” Lol, it’s pretty heavy so maybe like 100-200lbs. Feels like 2000lbs when you have to carry it up stairs.I am so happy I found this. I’ve wanted a drawing table that could adjust to almost vertical to double as an easel. I also wanted an art easel that could handle bigger, heavier canvases. This is PERFECT. I absolutely love the adjustable side table because now I actually have a sturdy place to set my water on that’s within easy reach. The metal and wood are actually pretty decent considering the price. It’s pretty stable in the upright position and very stable when the table is flat. I actually don’t mind the cloth drawers. They’re not as flimsy as I thought they would be. Also, the chair went above and beyond my expectations. It’s a decent height and very stable. There’s also additional storage space in the bottom bar below the drawers. My only complaint, which is very minor, is that the canvas support bar when propped out isn’t very wide. There’s only about a quarter-inch of metal holding the canvas up, which isn’t ideal for thicker canvases. Assembly wasn’t terrible but a little time consuming. Overall, a great product for the price!

The desk is sturdy (does not seem top heavy to me), rolls nicely on my hardwood floors and is otherwise a great desk. I'm happy with it! Everything arrived perfectly packaged and earlier than expected (this is a new experience for me with Fed Ex).The perks:1) You can store things on top of the shelving unit if you add a piece of cardstock or other supportive material on top of the frame. I also added a string across the back of the desk so my long rulers can be stored here (see first pic and keep in mind it's taken facing the back of the desk with the top inclined)2) If you're worried about the drawers getting in the way of your legs, I was pleasantly surprised that wasn't an issueA few things to note:1) Instructions went from English to something I've never seen before after page 3. haha! Pictures were clear enough, though.2) Where you install the rubber pads for the frame there is supposed to be a hole drilled for the screw. One was drilled on the wrong side. I know it wasn't my construction because the other side was correct and I could screw the pad in. I put some tape under mine and it's fine (see pic 2)3) The hinge for lowering the top back down has a REALLY small tab to release the catch (see pic 3, I'm pointing to it), and you have to go behind the desk to adjust. Be diligent about holding the table with one hand and releasing with the other. Don't get your fingers in the way and would definitely recommend not letting children around this. The part that the tab is attached to is very easy to access and trigger, but it also places your fingers right in the jaws of the hinge. There doesn't appear to be a safety on this!4) The review that says the drawers are crooked is correct, but easily fixable. If you overtighten the screws then yes, weird things happen. As soon as I loosened mine it straightened out and was still perfectly supported. It moves if I lift up on the drawer frame, of course.5) Same thing with the frames for the plastic holders. Overtighten and they bend, not allowing the plastic holders to insert well, if at all.6) I wish the plastic holders were more universal. Great for painters/artists but I'm actually using my desk for patternmaking and pens/pencils/markers don't fit the smaller holes. Would be GREAT if one of the trays had more of a cup holder. I could use that for scissors, pens, etc...and that would still be handy for painters/artists I think. I also wish I could install a second set of drawers, now that I know the leg clearance is fine.Measurements:Floor to underside of frame (leg area height) - 30"Width between frame legs at floor (foot area width) - 33 3/8"Width of entire table from outside tray to outside tray - 41". Glass is 35 1/2"Front to back - confirmed 24"Space between inside frame and drawer side (upper leg area width) - 24"Front of desk frame to support frame underneath is 12". This is where you'd hit your knees if you scooted in too far.Hope this helps others!

This arrived so much faster then expected. So fast in fact the packaging virtually exploded all over my front deck on arrival. Since this beauty could hardly be contained I assembled her right away and she turned into a beautiful sturdy lass. Only complaint is the side pull out isn't on the right and the stool is a smidgen wobbly and she's a bit stiff when changing the table height. To be fair I have stiff and wobbly days too so we make a fine pair.