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Modernize your workspace with the contemporary style and convenience of the Cargan desk. Made in Malaysia, the Cargan is comprised of a slim metal frame equipped with a large, rectangular walnut brown finished wood tabletop. Two open storage compartments and one large drawer easily keep supplies and equipment nearby. Requiring assembly, thin, black legs allow for a more open feel while also providing extra storage space underneath the piece. Clean, modern design coupled with extraordinary versatility distinguishes the Cargan desk as an exceptional upgrade to any private or public office space.
Constructed from metal, engineered wood, and PU paper
Walnut and black finish
Two (2) open storage compartments
One (1) drawer
Rectangular tabletop
Pros: It looks great, it feels very sturdy and the design is nice. The box is well packed and the assembly parts (screws, etc) were in very well labeled bags so it was easy to count out and confirm all pieces and parts were available.Cons: The instructions started out easy enough to follow, but then became harder and harder to understand (and we ended up putting in the pieces backwards and having to disassemble and restart). Further there were no guide holes or any guidance for nailing in the bottom part of the drawer (which is not the sturdiest, especially compared to the strength of the rest of the table- this is not a big deal though). The lack of clear instructions left us frustrated, and then because the guides to the drawer slide were bent, it is almost impossible to get the drawer out if you push it all the way in. I wavered on taking the review down to 3 because of this, but its not an inherent design problem that they came bent, that was clearly just a one off defect. But check those slides before installation, or else you'll run into the same problem if they're not perfectly straight.
