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Height AdjustableThis interactive desk and chair station is perfect for kids' rooms, study areas, and more. Both the desk and the chair have a sturdy steel frame and are height adjustable to keep up with your fast growing child. This desk is recommended for children ages 3-10. |
StopperUnderneath the desk surface is a 1" stopper to prevent little hands from being pinched when the desk is being tilted. Rest assured knowing your child is safe when working at their kids desk. |
Adjustable TiltThis desk features an adjustable tilting surface for your child, perfect for changing their working position. To help keep your little one's desk organized, there is a pull out drawer for storing paper, coloring books, coloring utensils and more! |
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Specifications
- Desk Height Adjustment: 21" to 30"
- Chair Height Adjustment: 12.6" to 15.7"
- Surface Tilt: 0° to 40°
- Desk Surface: 26" x 19"
- Recommended Age: 3-10 years old
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Height adjustment mechanism fails easily, do not buy if you want to adjust height. Great otherwise.
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2022
We bought this desk in Dec 2019, for the impending pandemic "school from home". Today I gave up on it.Pros:1. Height adjustable (which ended up the main con) so our son could use the chair and desk at different heights. However, since we started at the shortest height (as would be expected) we didn't learn of the problems with the height adjustment until after we had the desk for a bit of time.2. The drawer was a lot like his school drawer so he could keep stuff at his desk.3. Easy to keep the top clean; chair also was easy to keep clean.Cons:1. The height adjustable mechanism is extremely fragile and will break. There is a plastic piece in the locking mechanism which fails, causing the chair/desk (they both use the same kind of mechanism) to either sit lopsided (if one side is still working) or sit at the lowest level (if they both fail, which they will). For someone NOT looking for height adjustability, this is a great chair and table. However, we were sold on it *because* of the height adjustability, and that was the part that failed almost as soon as we tried to use it.2. The drawer is a bit flimsy.3. The edges of the desk top do not stick out that far. We bought a lamp that was "often purchased together", and although the lamp is absolutely wonderful (we still use it all the time), it barely grabbed onto the edge of the desk. An extra inch or 2 cm would have made it much easier to clamp on accessories like lamps.4. Threads are not high quality in the fittings. The screws are great, the fittings not so much, so it's hard to get the screw started and doesn't feel smooth as you tighten. As a mechanic I appreciate good quality threads, and the threaded female parts (inside the legs/frame) are poor quality. I could see people stripping threads as they assembled the desk/chair, preventing service in the future.We never tried to warranty or otherwise get the desk (failed first) or chair (failed second) replaced. Technically we were out of warranty only a couple weeks after we ordered the set, and we didn't use the height adjutability feature until the next year. By then it was too late to warranty it. But, even if they warrantied it, it seemed like a tremendous waste because the internals are the issue, not the welded steel frame, and it would fail the same way again. I'd much rather be able to repair it and keep using it.Probably better to get a more durable, non-adjustable desk and chair.The first of two pictures is from August 2020. That was the first time we tried to adjust the height, in prepartion for the 2020 school year, and it failed. That's the brighter picture with all the tools and such. I repaired the broken piece - there is a soft plastic pin that anchors a spring, and the pin breaks becasuse it's soft plastic, not metal. When that happens the locking mechanism for the height adjustment stops working. All those reviews of the chair not holding the desired height? It's probably the pin breaking, letting the spring go, and disabling the locking mechanism. I replaced the pin with a section of stainless steel rod (I cut up a high end bike spoke - it was the same diameter, about 2mm), so now the pin was anchored to a strong metal piece. That would be a better design, to have a stainless rod stuck through the plastic piece, and the repair is a permanent fix (at least for the pin). It does not address other parts/issues.The second picture is from May 2022. The chair finally failed beyond repair - both sides broke, one side first, then the other. When I started to disassemble the chair (and heard the rattling of broken pieces inside of it), I expected something similar, a pin let go. Instead it was a basic bushing that let go, breaking into multiple pieces. I decided to stop trying to save the chair at this point.I included a picture with my son at the desk, to give you an idea of his size/shape. My son started using this desk when he was between 45 and 50 lbs - just below 50th percentile in terms of his weight for his height. He is now 72 lbs, 50th percentile. Skinny as a rail.Overall it's a great chair/table at the lowest height. DO NOT expect it to work once you need to raise it up.
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2022
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Pros:
1. Height adjustable (which ended up the main con) so our son could use the chair and desk at different heights. However, since we started at the shortest height (as would be expected) we didn't learn of the problems with the height adjustment until after we had the desk for a bit of time.
2. The drawer was a lot like his school drawer so he could keep stuff at his desk.
3. Easy to keep the top clean; chair also was easy to keep clean.
Cons:
1. The height adjustable mechanism is extremely fragile and will break. There is a plastic piece in the locking mechanism which fails, causing the chair/desk (they both use the same kind of mechanism) to either sit lopsided (if one side is still working) or sit at the lowest level (if they both fail, which they will). For someone NOT looking for height adjustability, this is a great chair and table. However, we were sold on it *because* of the height adjustability, and that was the part that failed almost as soon as we tried to use it.
2. The drawer is a bit flimsy.
3. The edges of the desk top do not stick out that far. We bought a lamp that was "often purchased together", and although the lamp is absolutely wonderful (we still use it all the time), it barely grabbed onto the edge of the desk. An extra inch or 2 cm would have made it much easier to clamp on accessories like lamps.
4. Threads are not high quality in the fittings. The screws are great, the fittings not so much, so it's hard to get the screw started and doesn't feel smooth as you tighten. As a mechanic I appreciate good quality threads, and the threaded female parts (inside the legs/frame) are poor quality. I could see people stripping threads as they assembled the desk/chair, preventing service in the future.
We never tried to warranty or otherwise get the desk (failed first) or chair (failed second) replaced. Technically we were out of warranty only a couple weeks after we ordered the set, and we didn't use the height adjutability feature until the next year. By then it was too late to warranty it. But, even if they warrantied it, it seemed like a tremendous waste because the internals are the issue, not the welded steel frame, and it would fail the same way again. I'd much rather be able to repair it and keep using it.
Probably better to get a more durable, non-adjustable desk and chair.
The first of two pictures is from August 2020. That was the first time we tried to adjust the height, in prepartion for the 2020 school year, and it failed. That's the brighter picture with all the tools and such. I repaired the broken piece - there is a soft plastic pin that anchors a spring, and the pin breaks becasuse it's soft plastic, not metal. When that happens the locking mechanism for the height adjustment stops working. All those reviews of the chair not holding the desired height? It's probably the pin breaking, letting the spring go, and disabling the locking mechanism. I replaced the pin with a section of stainless steel rod (I cut up a high end bike spoke - it was the same diameter, about 2mm), so now the pin was anchored to a strong metal piece. That would be a better design, to have a stainless rod stuck through the plastic piece, and the repair is a permanent fix (at least for the pin). It does not address other parts/issues.
The second picture is from May 2022. The chair finally failed beyond repair - both sides broke, one side first, then the other. When I started to disassemble the chair (and heard the rattling of broken pieces inside of it), I expected something similar, a pin let go. Instead it was a basic bushing that let go, breaking into multiple pieces. I decided to stop trying to save the chair at this point.
I included a picture with my son at the desk, to give you an idea of his size/shape. My son started using this desk when he was between 45 and 50 lbs - just below 50th percentile in terms of his weight for his height. He is now 72 lbs, 50th percentile. Skinny as a rail.
Overall it's a great chair/table at the lowest height. DO NOT expect it to work once you need to raise it up.
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Height adjustment mechanism fails easily, do not buy if you want to adjust height. Great otherwise.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2022
We bought this desk in Dec 2019, for the impending pandemic "school from home". Today I gave up on it.Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 16, 2022
Pros:
1. Height adjustable (which ended up the main con) so our son could use the chair and desk at different heights. However, since we started at the shortest height (as would be expected) we didn't learn of the problems with the height adjustment until after we had the desk for a bit of time.
2. The drawer was a lot like his school drawer so he could keep stuff at his desk.
3. Easy to keep the top clean; chair also was easy to keep clean.
Cons:
1. The height adjustable mechanism is extremely fragile and will break. There is a plastic piece in the locking mechanism which fails, causing the chair/desk (they both use the same kind of mechanism) to either sit lopsided (if one side is still working) or sit at the lowest level (if they both fail, which they will). For someone NOT looking for height adjustability, this is a great chair and table. However, we were sold on it *because* of the height adjustability, and that was the part that failed almost as soon as we tried to use it.
2. The drawer is a bit flimsy.
3. The edges of the desk top do not stick out that far. We bought a lamp that was "often purchased together", and although the lamp is absolutely wonderful (we still use it all the time), it barely grabbed onto the edge of the desk. An extra inch or 2 cm would have made it much easier to clamp on accessories like lamps.
4. Threads are not high quality in the fittings. The screws are great, the fittings not so much, so it's hard to get the screw started and doesn't feel smooth as you tighten. As a mechanic I appreciate good quality threads, and the threaded female parts (inside the legs/frame) are poor quality. I could see people stripping threads as they assembled the desk/chair, preventing service in the future.
We never tried to warranty or otherwise get the desk (failed first) or chair (failed second) replaced. Technically we were out of warranty only a couple weeks after we ordered the set, and we didn't use the height adjutability feature until the next year. By then it was too late to warranty it. But, even if they warrantied it, it seemed like a tremendous waste because the internals are the issue, not the welded steel frame, and it would fail the same way again. I'd much rather be able to repair it and keep using it.
Probably better to get a more durable, non-adjustable desk and chair.
The first of two pictures is from August 2020. That was the first time we tried to adjust the height, in prepartion for the 2020 school year, and it failed. That's the brighter picture with all the tools and such. I repaired the broken piece - there is a soft plastic pin that anchors a spring, and the pin breaks becasuse it's soft plastic, not metal. When that happens the locking mechanism for the height adjustment stops working. All those reviews of the chair not holding the desired height? It's probably the pin breaking, letting the spring go, and disabling the locking mechanism. I replaced the pin with a section of stainless steel rod (I cut up a high end bike spoke - it was the same diameter, about 2mm), so now the pin was anchored to a strong metal piece. That would be a better design, to have a stainless rod stuck through the plastic piece, and the repair is a permanent fix (at least for the pin). It does not address other parts/issues.
The second picture is from May 2022. The chair finally failed beyond repair - both sides broke, one side first, then the other. When I started to disassemble the chair (and heard the rattling of broken pieces inside of it), I expected something similar, a pin let go. Instead it was a basic bushing that let go, breaking into multiple pieces. I decided to stop trying to save the chair at this point.
I included a picture with my son at the desk, to give you an idea of his size/shape. My son started using this desk when he was between 45 and 50 lbs - just below 50th percentile in terms of his weight for his height. He is now 72 lbs, 50th percentile. Skinny as a rail.
Overall it's a great chair/table at the lowest height. DO NOT expect it to work once you need to raise it up.
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