Executive Desk Assembly Instructions

I've been using this a few days. It is very easy to move up and down, I like that you can stop it anywhere and it doesn't have to be all the way up or all the way down. Assembly instructions could have been a little more clear, but I am happy with it now that it's put together. I did it myself in about an hour. The top shelf has plenty of room for a monitor and leaves space for me to use it as a writing desk as well since my monitor is on the right and not in the middle. The keyboard tray has two assembly options-one so that it will be flat on the desk when it is lowered and one so that it will be raised an inch or so

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

Went up fine. Instructions could be better; the labeled fasteners had nothing to do with assembly instructions. Ceiling fastening was ez but trial and error got the rest done but we avoided tightening anything till the end.

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

Only issue - came with two carry bags, no instructions on assembly - one bag is very weird and not useful.

Instructions for assembly were clear and the product holds up well. What more can you ask for! Don't hesitate, this will get the job done.

Good quality stands.... a bit annoying and difficult to assemble, and the assembly instructions must have been written by an English major, not an engineer... but regardless, very good quality and at a fair price.

The setup was easy and one noticed the quality of the individual parts. Included assembly instructions are illustrated and straightforward, though assembly is easy. The printed and DVD product photography guide are on point, informative for the beginner and experienced, and enjoyable. I placed an embroidered ball cap on the stage, tested various exposures and camera settings with tripod-mounted DSLR, and the results were the same, prior to the small required editing always attendant, what I paid a commercial photographer $/shot. Worth the price? What's the price of something that's works perfectly and is well-made?

This softbox mounts to a lightstand and flash toot-sweet. Builds up and breaks down quick for transport. Great construction, nice and sturdy. Word to the wise: the four clamps you see around the ring when you put this thing together are to hold a unit that doesn't fit the shoe mount. An SB-800 fits into this unit nicely. These companies REALLY need to hire better writers for their assembly instructions. Poorly written and could be clearer. I've seen a lot of internet postings that wonder out loud whether the rods building the box must bend to fit into the ring. Answer: yes. But take your time and have a bit of patience the first time around while building and you won't be disappointed. The box really does have a good, solid feel to it. As it is 15 x 18, the softbox can be assembled in either orientation pretty fast. I truly think you won't be disappointed, even if a moron wrote the assembly instructions.

Got this on the recommendation of friend who purchased one. Love it. Though I did not find assembly instructions included, I found YouTube to describe how to assemble the reflectors/diffusers. Easy to set up. Give the bulbs a couple minutes to warm up since Compact Florescent. Very Happy with Purchase. I have been buying from B&H for over a decade and ALWAYS had highest quality service and products.