Where can I buy a quality desk online?

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I'm looking to buy a white desk next week for my new place H: Doesn't matter, W: Below the 136cm mark and D: As close to the 60cm mark as possible on a budget of £200 for my gaming pc setup. I'd also like it to have some draws for extra storage as there isn't much available in the room as it is. I've looked on Wayfair and found some ones that I like but the reviews are rather worrying and when I spoke to my sister about it she said she's only ever heard bad things about Wayfair. I've also looked on Ikea, B&Q as well as HomeBase. If anyone knows any places that sell some good quality desks of this specification let me know! Thanks :)

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Pocket_Aces1@reddit

Something like a set of Alex drawers, 1/2 Ikea table legs on the other side, and a laminate kitchen top would work for around that price. A bit more if you get 3 Alex drawers (1 on each side), or find them used for cheaper. Not necessarily the best, but would tick all the boxes you need. Laminate isn't the best but you're also not getting wood for that price either so wood grain will do! Provides storage, decent space and height. Doesn't need much "skill" as much as flat pack furniture needs "skill" either.

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CautiousCapsLock@reddit

https://preview.redd.it/9yjemfsh9o9g1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c377086dbf0acadea5429feab44a66cec7e036c5 Yep did exactly this, the Alex drawers are 70cm high so good for a regular office chair to sit under, we put on a single centre support leg at the back centre after a week or two of use and strengthened it right up, £200 total I think.

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