Can someone (who has purchased Bush office furniture) tell me what you think of the quality and value?
I am looking for an inexpensive computer desk (and hutch) for my home office. I want something attractive, of course, but I don’t want it to fall apart or give me the frustrations that I have with my current desk- such as jamming drawers. Bush seems to have fairly attractive designs (from what I see online), but I was wondering about the quality. If you have any recommendations for an attractive, inexpensive desk/hutch with decent quality- let me know! 
I have a Bush desk that I have had for about 6 years. It’s good quality as far as the ‘workmanship’. That is to say the drawer and door on it has stayed ‘true’ and both open and close with ease.
What I am not overly thrilled with is the finish of the piece. Mine is a cherry stain in color. I have a few scuffs on the surface of the desk that I haven’t some up with a way to repair. I don’t use the desk roughly – just your standard papers, computer keyboard, glass or cup (drink) on a coaster sort of items on the desk-top. So be prepared to wipe up any rings very soon if you set a glass/cup down and get a wet ring on the desk top and that sort of thing. I wish they would have put an extra coat of urethane or whatever on the desk top to increase it’s durability.
We have moved the desk a couple of times (big m oves – in moving vans) and it still is in good shape as far as the ‘structure’. Again, my only ‘issue’ is being very mindful of the desktop surface.
Good luck.
August 16th, 2010 at 8:56 am
It’s a good brand for the price. I had a Bush computer desk for at least 20 years already and I’ve had no problems with it. Just be prepared to put it together yourself.
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August 16th, 2010 at 9:25 am
I have a Bush desk that I have had for about 6 years. It’s good quality as far as the ‘workmanship’. That is to say the drawer and door on it has stayed ‘true’ and both open and close with ease.
What I am not overly thrilled with is the finish of the piece. Mine is a cherry stain in color. I have a few scuffs on the surface of the desk that I haven’t some up with a way to repair. I don’t use the desk roughly – just your standard papers, computer keyboard, glass or cup (drink) on a coaster sort of items on the desk-top. So be prepared to wipe up any rings very soon if you set a glass/cup down and get a wet ring on the desk top and that sort of thing. I wish they would have put an extra coat of urethane or whatever on the desk top to increase it’s durability.
We have moved the desk a couple of times (big m oves – in moving vans) and it still is in good shape as far as the ‘structure’. Again, my only ‘issue’ is being very mindful of the desktop surface.
Good luck.
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