- Is the Wakefit desk sturdy enough for a monitor and printer?
- Yes. The metal legs and rectangular top handle a monitor, laptop and printer without noticeable flex. Keep the heaviest items over the legs rather than the middle of the span.
- How much floor space does it need?
- The top is 16 inches deep, so it fits narrow rooms and corners. Leave clearance behind the shelves for cables and a little room in front for a chair.
- Does it have a keyboard tray?
- Yes, a slide-out keyboard tray sits under the top. It fits a standard keyboard and frees the desktop for a monitor and notes.
- Can I fit a desktop PC on the shelves?
- A tower fits on the lower shelf if it is not too tall. Measure your case first, since shelf height is the limiting factor.
- How hard is assembly?
- It is a flat-pack build with metal legs and shelves, so expect an hour or more and a second person to help lift the 70 lb frame. Tighten the leg bolts before standing it upright.
- Is it good for a full desktop setup with two monitors?
- It works for a single monitor or a laptop plus monitor. The 16-inch depth leaves little room for two large screens and speakers, so a deeper desk suits dual-monitor setups better.
- Where is the Wakefit Rectangular Home Office Desk with Keyboard Tray cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $98.99, as of our latest check.