Project 62 Paulo Wood Writing Desk w/ Drawer (various) + 2.5% SD Cashback (PC Req'd) EXPIRED

Great find thank you so much! I was also able to apply Target's $10 off $50 home goods coupon (via Target Circle) atop of this so the Paulo desk ended up being $50.50 pre-tax for me.

Quote from AliceF9005 : Great find thank you so much! I was also able to apply Target's $10 off $50 home goods coupon (via Target Circle) atop of this so the Paulo desk ended up being $50.50 pre-tax for me.

Same here, $10 off coupon from target circle.

Quote from AliceF9005 : Great find thank you so much! I was also able to apply Target's $10 off $50 home goods coupon (via Target Circle) atop of this so the Paulo desk ended up being $50.50 pre-tax for me.

Is the offer ymmv or expired? I'm not able to see the same offer on my account

same.. no offer for me either

Just a heads up, I bought one of these desks for my wife's laptop and the thing is pretty bad.

The screws come undone and work their way out with barely any movement. Plus it wobbles like crazy.

The drawer will either get stuck opening or closing because the loose screws inhibit the tracks. I've been under the desk tightening these annoying to reach screws countless times.

Quote from Jollysixx : Just a heads up, I bought one of these desks for my wife's laptop and the thing is pretty bad. The screws come undone and work their way out with barely any movement. Plus it wobbles like crazy. The drawer will either get stuck opening or closing because the loose screws inhibit the tracks. I've been under the desk tightening these annoying to reach screws countless times.

Thanks for the info. Have you tried loctite?

Quote from TheBliz : Thanks for the info. Have you tried loctite?

Yep, unfortunately the desk wobbled so much that it still caused the seal to break and gives the bolts enough movement to unscrew themselves.

I have an Ikea desk with similar dimensions. One thing I hate about it is that it's difficult to use a computer on it comfortably for more than a couple of hours because the low depth causes your arms to sit over the edge instead of being able to put your whole arm and elbows on top of the table. The height also prevents you from using the arms of an office chair as support even if fully extended. If you don't have the proper height your arms could hang down and it causes pain in forearms and wrists. What I've noticed is that I need a desk that's less than 30" height and if that's not the case then there needs to be enough depth for my arms to sit on top of the desk comfortably or over my chairs adjustable arms.

Ideally you want your arms to sit at a 90 degree angle, so if you can figure out a desk that will do that for you then that's what you should do instead of having your arms resting on top of a table at a wider angle. However, not everyone will be using a desk with an adjustable keyboard drawer, so it might not be perfect for everyone.

I'm not saying the dimensions are wrong on this, but just trying to point out that not all desks will work for everyone. I rarely hear about people mentioning desk height or depth, so it was surprising that just a couple inches of difference made a huge improvement in comfort to me.

Quote from Unflushablepoop : Is the offer ymmv or expired? I'm not able to see the same offer on my account

Likely YMMV. I saved the offer to my account a couple of days ago.

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Bought this last time. It's ok for occasional use like a temp desk, but I can see why it's only rated at 75 lbs.

Quote from zipykido : Bought this last time. It's ok for occasional use like a temp desk, but I can see why it's only rated at 75 lbs.

So this wouldn't be good for daily laptop use and writing for schoolwork?

Quote from jessica020 : So this wouldn't be good for daily laptop use and writing for schoolwork?

Might be fine, every time you lean on it, it feels like it might break though.