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SD STUDIO DESIGNS

SD STUDIO DESIGNS Eclipse Craft Center in Black / Black 13365

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Color: Black


Features

  • Main work surface: 35.5W x 23.5D
  • 24" Slide-Up Pencil Ledge
  • Additional Under Desktop Storage Shelf
  • Top Angle Adjustment from Flat to 40 Degrees, Heavy Gage Steel Construction for Durability
  • (6) Floor Levelers for Stability, Padded Stool Included
  • Refer page 3-6 of installation manual below for assembling the product.

Description

This 3-piece Center by Studio Designs provides a comfortable work space and keeps your supplies easily accessible. The table top is adjustable up to 40 degrees and includes a 24’’pencil ledge that slides up and locks into place when needed. The set also features three adjacent storage drawers and a padded stool. The durable heavy gage steel construction includes six floor levelers for stability. Main work surface: 35.5’’W x 23.5’’D. Overall assembled dimension: 49’’W x 24’’D x 30’H


Product Dimensions: 24 x 49 x 30 inches


Item Weight: 50 pounds


Manufacturer: Studio Designs


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 13365


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Warranty Description: 10 year warranty.


Batteries Required?: No


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    • Great drafting desk
Color: Black
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Upon first impressions this desk is everything I thought it would be. From some reviews, I was a bit apprehensive the assembly would be difficult but it really was not difficult if you FOLLOW the instructions. It took me hours but I’m slow with things like that; with an average person I can’t see this being more than a 2 hour process. One thing to mention is the pencil ledge did not look like it’s picture in the instructions. It was also the only part of the assembly that I had to measure to center it to the main board because there were no drill holes for the screws. Another thing that was sort of a let down was the fact that there was one small “lump” on the main desk surface that I can see potentially being a problem with drawing straight lines and such. That is more of a point that no one can really help because it is more of a manufacturing error. One thing that I originally did not think I’d like, but ended up being surprised by was the drawers. I was afraid that the material would be cheap and the drawers wold be flimsy. I found them to not have those issues upon first impression. The bottom of the drawer seems durable enough to hold heavier items like glue or paints. Maybe over time the drawers could lose their rigidity, but for now they seem durable. The desk seems stable and has a very sharp look. Excellent purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2019 by S. Wilson
    • Nice desk in theory... But
Color: Black
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I am giving this product a 1* review because of build quality of one of the legs. The weld on the front pivot point is so bad it makes the whole thing too wide and it won't fit in enough for me to bolt the top on. I am not satisfied with this product. All I need is another #4 leg and I will upgrad this review appropriately. Currently I can't even use the desk. Not a happy camper ☹️. Got another "#4 leg" however I think it was actually the #3 leg. This has been a nightmare even the replacement part didn't work. I had to use a drill to fix it. I will give them another star for effort and the fact that after heavy modifications I was able to put it together... Don't know that I would buy anything else from them. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2020 by Benjamin Schran
    • Good drawing table with minor flaws
Color: Black
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Aesthetics: The wooden tops with the metal frame body, both in all black, gives a nice sleek appearance. The fabric drawers have no stitching issues and I'm hoping their promised weight limit holds up to its durability in the future. There seems to be a chipped part under the main wood top corner; either due to poor shipping/packaging or a manufacturer defect for quality control. The middle leg has an etched marking and there was a small piece of metal rattling inside the bar that connects the middle and left legs. Build: When screwing on the brackets, I did run into a problem where some of the screws didn't tighten good; some kept spiraling at a certain point, but it was still secured enough (hopefully). Although there was some quality issues, the materials still feel genuine and not made from cheap material. Well sturdy frame and took me near 2 hours to fully complete since I am a slow and careful builder. Besides the few quality issues I had, I would say it is overall a great crafting table from the design to the well built frame for a no wobble experience. Would recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021 by Dakarie
    • Bad quality junk piece Never recommend it
Color: Black
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Absolutely won’t recommend it to anyone. I bought this table on March but somehow assemble it until today. I have to say it is the worst piece I’ve ever seen. Really low quality. A lot screws can’t match the holes. I spent a lot of time to fix them. At last as the first picture shows, there is one part which is too big to fit the slot. It is supposed to be as the second picture shows but it is a defective product. I can fix the unmatched screw things but this is impossible to fix. I spent so much time on it and it turns out to be a piece of junk. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2020 by Andrew
    • Nice and sturdy. You will want to have extra parts and tools on hand!
Color: Black
If this had been a little easier to assemble, it would have 5 stars! That being said, this is a very NICE drafting/arts & craft table! I ordered another brand that looks like this model. It was a terrible desk and was a extremely cheap manufactured desk! It was sold under the name Zeny. https://smile.amazon.com/ZENY-Drafting-Tabletop-Crafting-Architect/dp/B074R9VZ1M/ref=redir_mobile_desktop?ie=UTF8&aaxitk=E8xum3xLynrxGI-QUm-Q8A&hsa_cr_id=5458264990301&pd_rd_plhdr=t&pd_rd_r=2bc1b415-0d60-40de-9c10-4130925f7498&pd_rd_w=H6stu&pd_rd_wg=i8gqm&ref_=sbx_be_s_sparkle_mcd_asin_2_img I had to get a refund on it in less than two weeks after putting it together. It only had one incline arm and it was so flimsy that the first time it was raised, it collapsed and ripped out of the table top. Now, this desk that I am reviewing right now is NOT like that other one at all! It has two very sturdy adjustment arms for lifting the table top up at an incline. Both of the table tops (main and side one) have a nice textured coating on them and are a flat/matte finish. They almost feel like they have a rubber texture which gives a good grip to what is on the table top. I make Paracord projects and I also do a lot of paintings on canvas. I needsomething I could do both at. This desk allows me to do all of my projects. This is solidly built. It has a Metal (aluminum) body and parts. The table tops are more than likely hard pressed particleboard coated with a rubbery laminate. The adjustable arms are pretty sturdy and they are easily adjustable. To raise, just lift up from the top of the table a d adjust to your desired incline. When you want to lower it, you have to completely raise it and the. Lower to the position you want. My only complaint about this desk/table is the difficulty in putting it together. Why? Because some of the predrilled holes are either not in the right place or they are off just enough that if there are not two people putting it together, it's not going to get put together! The angled pieces on the bottom corners of the table top that are used with the adjustment arms were bent. After taking a hammer and lightly tapping on them, we were able to get them into the correct position to correctly assemble the raising and lowering arms. On the main body of the desk, the holes to assemble the box holding the drawers are misaligned. If you place the box on the bottom hole first, (misaligned one) and then proceed to put the box together, you can slightly bend the box arms just enough to assemble it completely. Again, it takes two people to accomplish this as one person has to hold the pieces together very tightly to get the long bolts to go completely through the holes. We also had to use a hammer to knock the last bolt through its hole to attach the top box's iron bar. Doing this caused the side table top holes to be misaligned on one corner. After some finagling, we were able to get the final bolt in to attach the side table top. (Don't you just love proper building terms like finagling? lol ) All in all, this is a nice desk/drafting table. I will warn you that you should not tighten everything down as you go. If you tighten everything down completely as you go, you are going to make assembling this desk a lot harder than it already is. Wait until you have gotten everything put together and then completely tighten everything down. This will save you a lot of time and quite possible prevent any new curse words being invented :) My husband created 3 new words! I got a pretty good laugh about them! Now, if you have to assemble this by yourself, if you do not already own any, you should invest in a good pair of channel locks. Trust me... you WILL need them! You will also need a hammer and a phillip's head screw driver and an Allen wrench which was included with the various screws, nuts and bolts. I also had to use separate nuts and a couple of bolts since the packaging containing all of the parts was damaged and one of the self tightening nuts and 2 bolts were missing. The box that the desk was shipped in had several holes in it and some of them had been taped over. Not sure if this was from the shipping company (UPS) or if the people shipping it taped them up... regardless, one of the nuts and two bolts were missing when the desk arrived. Thankfully, I keep extra nuts and bolts from older projects or products when they are thrown out in case of things like this. Luckily, I had the right size nuts and bolts to finish putting the desk together. One corner of the desk was chipped. A little black paint covered it up. There is also a stool that comes with the desk. That thing had two holes that were not in the right place. We had to drill new holes to be able to put it together. Needless to say, it will not be used by human buttocks. I am going to be repurposing it to be used as a cat perch... I think I will add some scratching posts to it... lol.... I do believe this desk will last quite a long time. It's got a few quirks but I do like it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021 by Gryffindor1971

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