Safco 947ANT Mobile Rolling Workstation - Anthricite Metallic Gray, Heavy-Duty Steel Frame, Take Anywhere Caster Wheels, Computer Desk with Keyboard Tray, Portable Home Office Desk, Gray

I bought this house while doing a several-months-long WFH stint. I wanted something that would allow me to work while sitting on a couch sometimes because my desk chair at home isn't great right now. This works perfectly. Height is good for couching, even with the keyboard tray.Construction is sturdy and moves around pretty well, even when transitioning from rug to tile or vice versa. Bottom tray is large enough for a PC and a pillow in case you want to use that shelf as a foot rest while you work. The top of the desk if big enough to hold a monitor, but I recommend buying a monitor arm that clamps on so you can free up even more desk space. I am able to use a 27" widescreen monitor (on an arm) and a 15.6" laptop at the same time, so I can keep two screens going even on a smaller, mobile setup. My only complaint is the back plate can get in the way of some monitor arm mounts, so I had to remove that. It has not affected the structural integrity at all and I believe the main function of that plate was for cable management - which is great, but you can live without the plate if necessary.I have had this for about a year with no complaints. Highly recommend.

I love this product and Would recommend it to anyone.

Its good and sturdy table but need more attention for assemble

Well designed, easy to assemble, exactly as described in description, perfect for multiple uses, sturdy for moving on carpet or hard floor, great for small areas!

The desk is well made and looks good. great for a mobile desktop need. The top is good looking as well.

This little table is just what I wanted but it was a little difficult to assemble by myself. I like the maneuverability -- even if the wheels are unlocked it doesn't slip and slide all over the place on my tile floors. It is very sturdy except that the nuts and bolts on the keyboard tray keep coming undone . That wouldn't be a problem but the ones that fall out can only be replaced by removing the entire tray assembly. I'll be using Loctite or Teflon tape on them when I fix the tray this time! I do recommend this table but again -- secure those bolts!!

Christiano ranaldo

I'm very pleased with this purchase, the desk is well built and sturdy, especially considering its price. The desk I replaced with this one was a little wobbly which was very annoying and uncomfortable (it was hurting my neck and shoulders). I did have to add a mouse platform to the front right corner of the desktop (no big deal, I got a nice one for $16) because I am not comfortable having the keyboard on the left side of the keyboard tray, which is where it would have to go if you are right-handed and you want to put the mouse on the right side of the keyboard on the keyboard tray. I keep my keyboard closer to the right side of the keyboard tray so the center of the letter part (not including the number pad) is in the middle of the keyboard tray and my chair is centered in front of the desk. I have 2 large monitors and a port replicator which is connected to my laptop, mouse, keyboard, etc. on the desk surface, the keyboard on the keyboard tray (obviously) and, on the bottom shelf, I have my laptop sitting on top of my printer, a UPS battery backup next to the printer, and a big pencil cup and other supply cups between the battery backup and printer. My office is set up in our guest bedroom so, when I have guests, I simply unplug the battery backup and roll the desk and everything on it into my bedroom. I also like the fact that I have no cables on the floor (everything is plugged into the battery backup, so it is very easy to clean under the desk.

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