I really needed a dedicated study area since our dining room table is too high to sit at comfortably and I end up slouching on the couch.
Because our spare room will one day be a baby room I didn't want to spend much on a study desk, so bought a $60 "no tools required" cheapie from Office Depot.
2 hours later I've finally finished putting it together.
Rather than tools it has lots of wooden dowels that need glueing in, those metal "Lock-Tite" screws that are really hard to tighten, and many pieces of wood that come together to make the desk.
We had 3 kitties supervising the entire thing of course, sitting on the bits that I needed, batting away the wooden dowels, chewing on the corners of the desk...
Even scaredy cat Lily who hates noise and too much movement was in watching the whole thing.
Next time I'm just going to get a desk that I can hammer together, or go Ikea - at least Ikea is quick to put together!
Because our spare room will one day be a baby room I didn't want to spend much on a study desk, so bought a $60 "no tools required" cheapie from Office Depot.
2 hours later I've finally finished putting it together.
Rather than tools it has lots of wooden dowels that need glueing in, those metal "Lock-Tite" screws that are really hard to tighten, and many pieces of wood that come together to make the desk.
We had 3 kitties supervising the entire thing of course, sitting on the bits that I needed, batting away the wooden dowels, chewing on the corners of the desk...
Even scaredy cat Lily who hates noise and too much movement was in watching the whole thing.
Next time I'm just going to get a desk that I can hammer together, or go Ikea - at least Ikea is quick to put together!
