Great product made of good quality materials, sturdy and easy to assemble. Love the wood craftsmanship !

Very easy to put together. Looks great. Very sturdy. The size is perfect for my daughter. She uses it due homework, uses it for drawing and Legos. The table is very easy to move and angle.

I just assembled alone, in about 1.5 hours. I could say less time but I hate reviews of "my significant other put this together in 20 mts" which are ridiculous. It took some adjusting at end and I wasn't going for speed. I like the feel of natural wood finish and that it won't show my fingerprints each time I touch it. I have a larger black laminate table that I can't say same for. I like that the English in instructions is correct except for a typo (it matters to me), and is rare. Manual refers to part numbers of wooden pieces but those came in unmarked pouches without stickers, so just figure out. In first step when you attach the upside down table to the metal brackets with slots where you will adjust angle, think logically. You need the little slots facing upward once desk is upright. Though it's hard to see in the graphic, I think that first step shows incorrectly; you'll want slots facing downward toward table in step one (I had to remove and fix mine as final step). Some holes in connecting wooden pieces are not drilled or drilled as a mere pinpoint, including the base that would have table sit "evenly." I used a power drill and think it would be hard not to. It feels slightly uneven at base but I've adjusted as I can and improved by unscrewing/re-screwing some pieces and is ok. It seems easy to adjust table angle; I haven't tried to adjust desk height though process is simple but might be easier with 2 people. Overall I'm happy with my medium size wooden desk :)

Edit: I've had over 6 months. First it's easy for 1 person to adjust height if you just sit at desk, loosen knobs on side re height and raise table with your knees to adjust. Works well. But I want to add a downside of table is there isn't a comfortable place to put your feet. My natural placement is to put feet on the crossbar at bottom nearest sitter but it's not comfy, and placing them farther beneath table on floor a bit awkward. But still happy.

I bought two faulty studio design drafting tables before ordering this one, so I was hesitant to try a third time, but I have no regrets here. This was not super easy to assemble, but more easy than the other online options and everything in my package was there, not damaged, and not warped. The table, put together, works just great. You need two hands to adjust the tilt and height, but I don't see how you could get a table that allows anything different for this price or anything close to it. It's sturdy, works fine, and looks fine. Two things on my wishlist - I wish the pencil holder dropped down and I wish it had a shelf.

What a great drawing table. With all the choices available on Amazon, nostalgia won out as this is table is similar to the kind we had in my high school art classes, many years ago. After I placed my order, I was a bit concerned of the quality of a solid wood table at this price. It turns out that the quality is very good. It's a very solid table when put together. It's not a huge table but its size is more than adequate for most people. The height is adjustable. I'm six foot, and it didn't take raising it much to make it comfortable for me to use. It still has another eight inches, or so, before it would be fully extended. I really like this table.

The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because of the assembly instructions. The instructions are fine as assembly is fairly simple. However, my issue is with the hardware list. They give you no info on the sizes of the screws and bolts. I have a cat who is a kleptomaniac. She has a thing for coins, screws, nails, and bolts. When I took everything out of the shipping box, all the hardware was there. When I was nearly finished putting the table together, I left the room for a couple of minutes. When I returned, I soon discovered a bolt with a star knob attached was missing. I'm assuming my cat took a liking to it and made off with it. I'm sure it's somewhere in the house but who knows if I'll ever find i? A trip to a hardware store will solve the problem, but the instructions do not include the diameter or length of the bolt. I'll have to remove and measure the other one to get that information. The second picture shows my temporary solution. The screwdriver that is included with the table fits perfectly through the hole and in the teeth of the adjustment arm. Still, most assembly instructions include the sizes of the included nut, bolts, and screws. Other than that minor issue, the table is great, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a similar product. Just make sure your room is cat-free when putting it together.