Delivery time was ok - definitely better than Australia Post. Love the design of the table. I acknowledge that it represented very good value with its relatively low cost. That said the desk was let down by the bad finish. Some of the support structure’s underneath were bent and there is a lump/blister on the surface of the desk.

Artiss painting/drawing station

Simple to follow instructions to assemble. Nice and solid and feels quite sturdy. I will say the downside is that the support tray that slides in and out can only be put on the left side. Sorry to all you right handed folks. Despite this, I still purchased 2 of these. Very happy 😊

Best Art table ever!

Best Art table ever! really like the Table height adjustable option and pull out shelf is great. The draws are good and don't get in the way when sitting. We added some lockable caster wheels from Bunnings which were an exact match for the existing table feet.

Decent, sturdy

Pros: Generally good quality, lots of storage, sturdy. Side drawer is a nice touch.Cons: Plastic attachment for pens is flimsy and shallow. Changing table angle can be a hassle.The board was damaged when I attempted my first installation, so I had to order new parts. They sent me a new table at no charge. Delivery and response to my problem was quick.

Definately fits the bill

I bought this for use in my studio and it performs the job admirably. I'm almost 6 feet tall and the stool fits perfectly, the desk is height adjustable, just a little finicky to get level, an extra hand really helps. Construction is solid and the tilt mechanism looks like it will last a long time, seems well engineered. A little tip, if you want the drawing surface almost verticle you can put a large clip over the tilt mechanism to lock it straight, the table is almost like an easel then.

Don't get one with draws below, and forget the stool

This table was beautiful with the desk being a beautiful size. The down side is once adjusted for my seat, there are two draws underneath with a large steel pole running between the two draws, which took out my knee cap. If I raised it for this not to be an issue, then drawing was at an uncomfortable height. It is also impossible to find the holes for the desk height so had to use a leveler and eyeball it. All in all I gave away and won't buy another, for those considering, buy one with no draws below..also easy to take apart into two pieces great for moving. The seat is also impossible to level.

Drafting Table

Takes a bit of time to assemble, but definitely worth it.Desk is deceptively big and side cup tray is very handy to put my stationary in, but the space underneath can’t really fit much. Adjusting table angle is easy but adjusting table height could be a challenge on your own.Drawers could be more closer to edge of table as I found reaching under the desk to open them a bit of an inconvenience.Side sliding table is good but I wish they had it on the other side as I’m more use to having my stationary (markers, equipment, etc.) to my right side.Still would recommend buying if you’re looking into drafting tables

From a painters point of view

Would be nice to be able to adjust this alone. Needs two to adjust the height properly and it’s difficult to put the tilt down without bringing it to an utmost tilt. Would be nice if you could tilt it a little before it tilts flatter. (If that makes sense). Can’t put too many things in the containers in the side when the it’s at a tilt as they fall out and the pots can’t have much water in them for washing brushes when it’s tilted. The bar at the front is a good idea to stop things rolling off but it’s uncomfortable too lean on.Not yet tried the still as it looks too small.

Good quality and good value for money. Arrived in just a few days.

Assembly was actually pretty easy. Everything is numbered and only one pre-drilled hole was slightly off and had to be fixed. The boxes underneath get in the way for me. I like the storage but at the height I like to sit at when using the desk flat, they get in the way and the frame cant be removed so I constantly hit my knee on the hard metal. Id you were only to use the desk on an angle I presume it would be fine. The desk looks exactly like the pictures. Reasonably solid. The adjustable height is good but its really tricky to hold the entire weight of the top part of the desk on both side while you adjust it. Its kind of a 2/3 person job. But if you get it at the height you want and leave it then no issue.

Such a smart design

The amount of storage is incredible, the bottom metal shelf fits A3 sketchpads and the two drawers fit more than I need (which is a lot). The tilt works great, the pencil/brush holders on the right are designed so well that even at a 90 degree angle nothing falls out, and the flat pull-out piece is genius. My only irks are that the edges of the wood have sharp corners, I've scratched my legs a few times walking around the desk - just be careful. When screwing the bit of metal in at the front of the desk (catches papers when the desk tilts up), screw it in lower than you think. It pokes up and is uncomfortable when my arms rest on the desk. Apart from those things, it's perfect!