Catekro Desk Organizers and Accessories, Creative & Simple Office Stationary Desk Tidy Organiser, Multi-Functional Pencil Organizer Teacher Office School Home Table Decor(Brown)

For a desk organizer it gets the job done well, but it's not the best quality.It was packaged nicely but the pieces were very dusty so before you assemble it you might want to wipe it down a little.It's made of plywood and not bamboo or wood, which for the price, makes sense.The pieces themselves fit together alright, there were some gaps here and there but nothing extream. There was only one deformity, and that was on the back where the outer coating was chipped. I chose to just let it be, but I could have easily assembled this with the deformity facing the inside.This took me about 10 minutes to put together, because the instructions were a series of picture that were very tiny. I did find it strange that the screws are ment to be screwed into these slots made in the sides. To me it didn't seem all that sturdy, soI added a few drops of superglue on the joins to provide a little extra support.You might want to also slide something under this to prevent the screws from scraping, and for some support, because when this is filled, the bottom sags just a little.I ordered mine for my dorm and I'm pleased with what I got for the price.

This is a very lightweight desk organizer so don’t expect to stack textbooks on it. If you are using it for papers, folders, pens, stuff of that nature then this will do just fine and look relatively nice and simple. I’ve built two of these things and I have a couple tips to make your life a ton easier. Reverse step 2 and 6 in the instructions. If you try to put all the shelves on the middle piece before putting on the back piece then it’s a nightmare to line up all the notches and get screws in. If you put the backplate on second then the shelves it is soooo much easier. Also when screwing in the screws they go into the cavity made for them but if you put them in perfectly straight they just kinda sit in there free to wiggle. You need to start the screw at a bit of an angle so that it grabs the wood and then corrects itself in the channel and that makes it so much stronger. I built the first one straight in screws and the second at a slight angle and the difference in sturdiness is noticeable. We will see how long this lasts but for the price I’m happy enough.

I read the reviews after I placed an order, which is something I normally do before. I noticed that under the the product listing there was a set of instructions, which I used today to assemble the item. I had no trouble following the instructions and it took about 20 mins. It seems sturdy enough for it's intended use, the tissue box is small and will not fit a normal size box, but it can be used a extra cubby for things like hard candy and so forth. You will find to extra pieces one shaped like a bunny the other like the letter H that do not connect onto the item nor are mentioned in the instructions. The two extra pieces are a bonus cell phone holder the "H" inserts into the back of the bunny creating a stand. overall I am happy with this item. Over time I will see how well it holds up.

Directions are small and in another language. QR code for video instructions also in another language, but could pause a lot and follow along. Also, pieces of the outer wood was peeled off when I opened it. Overall sturdy when all put together.

This took me forever to assemble. That's an understatement. Hope these pics help someone because:1. NONE of these darn teeny tiny pics in the instructions match the content.2. Even after labeling the parts, I flipped, flopped, screwed and unscrewed a bunch of times.3. I had a little help. Mostly my mother refused, thinking this was a lost cause and there was no way to put it together. A few times I used her extra hands to push/pull the parts together while I screwed.Add'l notes:1. I can't account for why mine is backward from the one in the ad picture.2. Not sure why I got a bunny and an H but my ma put them together and it looks like maybe a cell phone holder?3. Don't know yet how sturdy it is. The kid has 3 or 4 workbooks and some writing materials that I'll be using this for.

Hard to classify whether to recommend this product or not. On the positive side, it was the perfect design for my desk space on the negative side the assembly process needs a lot of patience and being able to understand Mandarin would help. There is a video that will guide you step by step, but you not only have to access it with a qr scanner, but try to figure out from the choices of assembly videos which one applies to this product. All of the choice are written in Mandarin. Once you do find it, the process will flow better. Use an automated screwdriver and not the one included, because the flimsy boards have to be held with one hand while trying to screw them together. I also filled in the screw slots with epoxy as I wasn’t too comfortable with how they were held together. Once I got through this labor intensive process, I was actually satisfied with the end results.

I was surprised to see this arrive in pieces! You will be assembling it yourself, but they do include a small screwdriver to do the job. The pieces are thing, but once together with the screws in place, it seems pretty sturdy. All the pieces fit together without issue, holes are lined up and everything was sized correctly. I wouldn’t necessarily say it was easy to assemble because pieces aren’t marked and some of the instructions appeared to be backwards? I tossed the instructions and started to work it like a puzzle and did just fine. It’s holding up pretty well so far and I have it pretty well filled. The Kleenex holder isn’t quite big enough, for standard tissue size, but that’s ok. I may try using it for something else. Overall, a good product!

I ordered the yellow but received the black. I had watch a YouTube video for help putting it together because the instructions were not clear.

This is a build. If you’re tool savvy like me, it’s maybe a 10-15 minute project. And if you don’t like working with your hands.... this may not be a project for you.It comes with instructions, which are a little small, but it’s super easily to follow if you understand picture instructions. If all else fails, you can scan the QR code to view a video for installation. It is in Chinese, but you can watch the girl put it together step by step (there was an ad before the video... just as a heads up). Includes screwdriver and screws (I had a few extra).The sturdiness is good for the material it’s made of (ply board?), but I wouldn’t buy this with the intention of putting super heavy objects on it. Small notepads, pens/pencils, a magazine or two, sticky notes, rulers, calculator, and all that kind of light stuff normally found on a desk should be fine.The space I think is designed for facial tissues is about 7 inches by 3inches, so I’m not sure if you can find something that fits in there...For those of you that are curious what the “H” and “rabbit” pieces are for... my best educated guess is a holder for an electronic device.... like a cell phone (shout out to my awesome room mate who let me borrow his phone) or maybe a small tablet. I could be wrong though.All in all, it’s pretty decent for what it is. I’m probably going to paint mine for fun, but the finish it comes in is nice too.

Pretty good desk organizer, although the instructions are really unclear. At some point you kind of understand the instructions but there are a few trials and errors. The biggest let down for me was the lack of screws. Mine didn't come with enough of them, luckily enough, my dad is an electrician so I had some screws the correct size lying arround.So as a warning, there might not be enough screws in the package. But it's still petty good hencewhy it didn't lose a lot of point for me.

Overall the assembly was decent and it look alright. I noticed when I first got it out of the packaging it was a bit sandy but that is no big deal, after I finished assembling this, I realized that I had to do some modifications since some of my stuff wouldn’t fit in it. For example, I had to remove the top cover and side to fit my tissue box and I had to remove two pieces on the right to fit my binders. This product would be perfect for me if it was a bit bigger but after all I would still recommend this product, but beforehand check if your stuff can fit in it.

Instructions are not clear enough. It does not have the directions on how to place each piece, as it is critical to put the whole thing together. After figuring that out, the assembling wasn't too bad. The magazine folders and the three shelves can be switched on either side, it depends on how the bottom board is placed. The final production looks good:)

i liked the organizer and it was super cute but it was a pain to assemble and most tissue boxed dont fit in there. there was an extra piece that i could mot find a place for too. It's good but not if you want something quick and easy to put together.