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Computer Office Ica-tb Wooden Brown with Metal Legs 60x45x75cm Code: ICA-TB S005

Brown computer desk 45 cm x 60 cm. A small, practical, and functional computer desk, ideal for use with both a laptop and a small computer. Suitable for home, office, or studio.

  • Highly mobile thanks...

Brown computer desk 45 cm x 60 cm. A small, practical, and functional computer desk, ideal for use with both a laptop and a small computer. Suitable for home, office, or studio.

  • Highly mobile thanks to the base equipped with four wheels (two with brakes).
  • The main desk surface provides ample space for work.
  • Folding shelf for keyboard access and...
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  • Item Computer Office
  • Assembly Required Yes
  • With Metal Legs
  • Dimensions 60x45x75εκ.
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Description

Description

Brown computer desk 45 cm x 60 cm. A small, practical, and functional computer desk, ideal for use with both a laptop and a small computer. Suitable for home, office, or studio.

  • Highly mobile thanks to the base equipped with four wheels (two with brakes).
  • The main desk surface provides ample space for work.
  • Folding shelf for keyboard access and space-saving.
  • Keyboard tray rails ensure durability and stability.
  • Lower, spacious shelf for a printer or other devices.
  • Desktop and shelves made of laminated MDF board.

Dimensions:

  • Desktop surface: 600 x 450 mm
  • Keyboard tray: 478 x 300 mm
  • Lower shelf: 500 x 320 mm
  • Thickness of table and shelves: 15 mm
  • Height: 750 mm

Color: Desktop and shelves: beech, frame: silver.

Material: Desktop and shelves: laminated MDF, frame: powder-coated steel.

Frame tube diameter: 25 mm.

Weight: 12.96 kg.

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Number
ICA-TB S005

Main Specifications

Type
Computer Office
Material
Particle Board
with Metal Legs
Yes
Colour
Brown
Style
Classic
Assembly Required
Yes

Extra Specifications

with Drawers
Yes
Corner
No
Intergrated Bookcase
No
Electric
No
Adjustable Height
No
with LED
No
with USB
No
Foldable
Yes
Cable Management
No

Dimensions

Dimension
60x45x75εκ.
Length
60 cm
Length
45 cm
Height
75 cm

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • fommof
    3
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I received it and assembled it a few hours ago.

    First, go to the company's website and download the manual in PDF so you can zoom in because in a couple of points you will be searching (assembly of the drawer, and one that I mentioned, the drawer rails before screwing them to the desk detach them from each other, there is a plastic lever, press it down and pull the rail).

    Secondly, make sure you have tools, a 14/15mm French key (for the wheels, oh and put the 2 with brakes in the front of the desk), a small one (to screw the rails to the desk) and a large crosshead screwdriver (or straight if you prefer) screwdriver (for everything else).

    The assembly was relatively easy (having the PDF with the instructions in front of me and zoomed in) with the only dark points being the screwing of the rails to the desk. There are marks, no holes, and the marks especially in one point were a bit off. It took me a little time to align everything as much as I could, the result is simply satisfactory, not perfect. All screws are numbered so it won't be difficult for you to understand which screw goes where.

    The quality seems average, I don't know how long it will last until it starts to "peel off", the metal parts are OK (they are matte, be careful with scratches because they don't take much). The exposed drawer rails (if you put a keyboard, on the left and right) need attention because they are sharp (I will definitely file them over there).

    I clarify that the rating is strictly for the 70 euros it costs at the moment in relation to the quality which for me is not worth it at all, for 45-50 euros it would get another star (if it doesn't fall apart in the coming months). I also clarify that this particular one solely as a size (very compact) was the ideal solution for me since I wanted a desk with wheels for the living room not for a computer, but just for a keyboard/mouse (wireless obviously) to control the desktop, for a small laptop etc. And to be able to move it around whenever I want (here the size and the wheels matter). Attention, a full-size keyboard WITH a mouse DOES NOT fit in the drawer (logical for this size, I didn't expect anything different, in the photo you can see the MX Keys and no space for anything else), only a small keyboard without a num pad and the array of arrow keys/insert/home/delete/end/page up/page down etc. together with a mouse fits in the drawer.

    In my case, I use the bottom shelf as a basic footrest (there is nothing there and nothing will be placed there).

    That's it for now, if anything changes I will update.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Assembly
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  • I received it and assembled it a few hours ago.

    First, go to the company's website and download the manual in PDF so you can zoom in because in a couple of points you will be searching (assembly of the drawer, and one that I mentioned, the drawer rails before screwing them to the desk detach them from each other, there is a plastic lever, press it down and pull the rail).

    Secondly, make sure you have tools, a 14/15mm French key (for the wheels, oh and put the 2 with brakes in the front of the desk), a small one (to screw the rails to the desk) and a large crosshead screwdriver (or straight if you prefer) screwdriver (for everything else).

    The assembly was relatively easy (having the PDF with the instructions in front of me and zoomed in) with the only dark points being the screwing of the rails to the desk. There are marks, no holes, and the marks especially in one point were a bit off. It took me a little time to align everything as much as I could, the result is simply satisfactory, not perfect. All screws are numbered so it won't be difficult for you to understand which screw goes where.

    The quality seems average, I don't know how long it will last until it starts to "peel off", the metal parts are OK (they are matte, be careful with scratches because they don't take much). The exposed drawer rails (if you put a keyboard, on the left and right) need attention because they are sharp (I will definitely file them over there).

    I clarify that the rating is strictly for the 70 euros it costs at the moment in relation to the quality which for me is not worth it at all, for 45-50 euros it would get another star (if it doesn't fall apart in the coming months). I also clarify that this particular one solely as a size (very compact) was the ideal solution for me since I wanted a desk with wheels for the living room not for a computer, but just for a keyboard/mouse (wireless obviously) to control the desktop, for a small laptop etc. And to be able to move it around whenever I want (here the size and the wheels matter). Attention, a full-size keyboard WITH a mouse DOES NOT fit in the drawer (logical for this size, I didn't expect anything different, in the photo you can see the MX Keys and no space for anything else), only a small keyboard without a num pad and the array of arrow keys/insert/home/delete/end/page up/page down etc. together with a mouse fits in the drawer.

    In my case, I use the bottom shelf as a basic footrest (there is nothing there and nothing will be placed there).

    That's it for now, if anything changes I will update.

    Translated from Greek ·
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Description & Specifications

Brown computer desk 45 cm x 60 cm. A small, practical, and functional computer desk, ideal for use with both a laptop and a small computer. Suitable for home, office, or studio.

  • Highly mobile thanks to the base equipped with four wheels (two with brakes).
  • The main desk surface provides ample space for work.
  • Folding shelf for keyboard access and space-saving.
  • Keyboard tray rails ensure durability and stability.
  • Lower, spacious shelf for a printer or other devices.
  • Desktop and shelves made of laminated MDF board.

Dimensions:

  • Desktop surface: 600 x 450 mm
  • Keyboard tray: 478 x 300 mm
  • Lower shelf: 500 x 320 mm
  • Thickness of table and shelves: 15 mm
  • Height: 750 mm

Color: Desktop and shelves: beech, frame: silver.

Material: Desktop and shelves: laminated MDF, frame: powder-coated steel.

Frame tube diameter: 25 mm.

Weight: 12.96 kg.

Manufacturer

Product Number
ICA-TB S005

Main Specifications

Type
Computer Office
Material
Particle Board
with Metal Legs
Yes
Colour
Brown
Style
Classic
Assembly Required
Yes

Extra Specifications

with Drawers
Yes
Corner
No
Intergrated Bookcase
No
Electric
No
Adjustable Height
No
with LED
No
with USB
No
Foldable
Yes
Cable Management
No

Dimensions

Dimension
60x45x75εκ.
Length
60 cm
Length
45 cm
Height
75 cm

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

  1. 3
  2. 4 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1 star
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Reviews by our members

  • fommof
    3
    3 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    I received it and assembled it a few hours ago.

    First, go to the company's website and download the manual in PDF so you can zoom in because in a couple of points you will be searching (assembly of the drawer, and one that I mentioned, the drawer rails before screwing them to the desk detach them from each other, there is a plastic lever, press it down and pull the rail).

    Secondly, make sure you have tools, a 14/15mm French key (for the wheels, oh and put the 2 with brakes in the front of the desk), a small one (to screw the rails to the desk) and a large crosshead screwdriver (or straight if you prefer) screwdriver (for everything else).

    The assembly was relatively easy (having the PDF with the instructions in front of me and zoomed in) with the only dark points being the screwing of the rails to the desk. There are marks, no holes, and the marks especially in one point were a bit off. It took me a little time to align everything as much as I could, the result is simply satisfactory, not perfect. All screws are numbered so it won't be difficult for you to understand which screw goes where.

    The quality seems average, I don't know how long it will last until it starts to "peel off", the metal parts are OK (they are matte, be careful with scratches because they don't take much). The exposed drawer rails (if you put a keyboard, on the left and right) need attention because they are sharp (I will definitely file them over there).

    I clarify that the rating is strictly for the 70 euros it costs at the moment in relation to the quality which for me is not worth it at all, for 45-50 euros it would get another star (if it doesn't fall apart in the coming months). I also clarify that this particular one solely as a size (very compact) was the ideal solution for me since I wanted a desk with wheels for the living room not for a computer, but just for a keyboard/mouse (wireless obviously) to control the desktop, for a small laptop etc. And to be able to move it around whenever I want (here the size and the wheels matter). Attention, a full-size keyboard WITH a mouse DOES NOT fit in the drawer (logical for this size, I didn't expect anything different, in the photo you can see the MX Keys and no space for anything else), only a small keyboard without a num pad and the array of arrow keys/insert/home/delete/end/page up/page down etc. together with a mouse fits in the drawer.

    In my case, I use the bottom shelf as a basic footrest (there is nothing there and nothing will be placed there).

    That's it for now, if anything changes I will update.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Construction quality
    • Assembly
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • I received it and assembled it a few hours ago.

    First, go to the company's website and download the manual in PDF so you can zoom in because in a couple of points you will be searching (assembly of the drawer, and one that I mentioned, the drawer rails before screwing them to the desk detach them from each other, there is a plastic lever, press it down and pull the rail).

    Secondly, make sure you have tools, a 14/15mm French key (for the wheels, oh and put the 2 with brakes in the front of the desk), a small one (to screw the rails to the desk) and a large crosshead screwdriver (or straight if you prefer) screwdriver (for everything else).

    The assembly was relatively easy (having the PDF with the instructions in front of me and zoomed in) with the only dark points being the screwing of the rails to the desk. There are marks, no holes, and the marks especially in one point were a bit off. It took me a little time to align everything as much as I could, the result is simply satisfactory, not perfect. All screws are numbered so it won't be difficult for you to understand which screw goes where.

    The quality seems average, I don't know how long it will last until it starts to "peel off", the metal parts are OK (they are matte, be careful with scratches because they don't take much). The exposed drawer rails (if you put a keyboard, on the left and right) need attention because they are sharp (I will definitely file them over there).

    I clarify that the rating is strictly for the 70 euros it costs at the moment in relation to the quality which for me is not worth it at all, for 45-50 euros it would get another star (if it doesn't fall apart in the coming months). I also clarify that this particular one solely as a size (very compact) was the ideal solution for me since I wanted a desk with wheels for the living room not for a computer, but just for a keyboard/mouse (wireless obviously) to control the desktop, for a small laptop etc. And to be able to move it around whenever I want (here the size and the wheels matter). Attention, a full-size keyboard WITH a mouse DOES NOT fit in the drawer (logical for this size, I didn't expect anything different, in the photo you can see the MX Keys and no space for anything else), only a small keyboard without a num pad and the array of arrow keys/insert/home/delete/end/page up/page down etc. together with a mouse fits in the drawer.

    In my case, I use the bottom shelf as a basic footrest (there is nothing there and nothing will be placed there).

    That's it for now, if anything changes I will update.

    Translated from Greek ·
    3
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