- Is the 35.4-inch depth too deep for a small room?
- It is deeper than most desks, which is great for monitors but eats floor space. Measure the room and leave at least 30 inches behind the desk for a chair and walking room.
- Can it hold two monitors and a desktop tower?
- The 70-inch top handles two monitors, a keyboard and a lamp with room to spare. A tower is better placed on the floor or on a side stand, since there is no hutch or shelf.
- Does it come with cable management or drawers?
- No. It is an open desk with a top and four legs, so plan on clips, a tray or a floor cable box for cords.
- How hard is assembly?
- It is a straightforward leg-and-top build, but the wide top and solid wood legs are heavy. Two people make attaching the legs much easier.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper metal-frame desk?
- If the desk is visible in a living space and you want a furniture look, the wood legs justify the step up. If you only need a work surface in a spare room, a metal-frame desk costs less.