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Staples Computer Desk $39.99

Not to crap but yes it's very cheap quality that is. I would pass, would rather have a plain table than this.
 
Originally posted by: amdskip
Not to crap but yes it's very cheap quality that is. I would pass, would rather have a plain table than this.
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what if you're going to live off campus somewhere at school and you need a desk ?

It's a good optiom IMO.

I'll tell my bro about this.
 
The cheaper desks at Staples are all made with particle board, but they're still good desks. I got a nice, big, L-shaped desk with a keyboard tray for about $35 or $40 last year. When I moved out, I just left the desk outside and someone took it within two hours.
 
Originally posted by: isekii
Originally posted by: amdskip
Not to crap but yes it's very cheap quality that is. I would pass, would rather have a plain table than this.
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what if you're going to live off campus somewhere at school and you need a desk ?

It's a good optiom IMO.

I'll tell my bro about this.
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Exactly...these sorts of desks are great for temporary uses. Nothing you'd keep in a house for using extensively. More like a stop gap.
 
I bought the computer cart to use for a kid's bedroom computer awhile back. Can't think of harder wear than daily access by a ten year old and a three year old. It has held up extremely well after 6 months so far. Very sturdy.
 
whats the return policy on unopened items like this?

i am going off to school again in a month, and it will be my first unfurnished apartment.

the reason I ask is because I might be given something nicer, but I might not, and I would like to have something on the back burner in case I dont get it.
 
Originally posted by: igowerf
The cheaper desks at Staples are all made with particle board, but they're still good desks. I got a nice, big, L-shaped desk with a keyboard tray for about $35 or $40 last year. When I moved out, I just left the desk outside and someone took it within two hours.
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Every desk from Staples, or any other office store, will be particle board. There will be higher quality or better laminate desks, but you'll be hard-pressed to find a solid wood desk from there. Then again, if someone can find one, please show me.
 
I have one like that. Its a different color though. Got it at Staples about 2 years ago for about $30, and its held up pretty well.
 
Originally posted by: igowerf
The cheaper desks at Staples are all made with particle board, but they're still good desks. I got a nice, big, L-shaped desk with a keyboard tray for about $35 or $40 last year. When I moved out, I just left the desk outside and someone took it within two hours.
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Your post really makes me want an L-shaped desk. It would work perfectly in my room. Where did you get one for $40?
 
Originally posted by: DanDaMan315
Originally posted by: igowerf
The cheaper desks at Staples are all made with particle board, but they're still good desks. I got a nice, big, L-shaped desk with a keyboard tray for about $35 or $40 last year. When I moved out, I just left the desk outside and someone took it within two hours.
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Your post really makes me want an L-shaped desk. It would work perfectly in my room. Where did you get one for $40?
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Staples.

I got this desk:
http://www.staples.com/Catalog/Browse/s...&bcClassName=Compact+%26+Student+Desks

But it was on sale when I got it.
 
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