Safco Products 1929CY MUV Mobile Stand-Up Height-Adjustable Desk,Keyboard Storage, Steel Frame Construction, Durable Melamine Laminate Work Surface, 4 Wheels, Narrow Design

UPDATE 4/27/2012: Since posting this review, I have upgraded to a Lifespan Treadmill desk. I just posted a review of it, but I'll just say here that if you have the extra cash to spare, I would seriously recommend skipping this desk and going for the treadmill desk :) I never quite got used to standing in one place, but walking is a lot easier (and burns more calories too).*******************************************************************First of all, ignore the reviewers who said this desk is not adjustable. They're either smoking crack, or were shipped the wrong product. My impression of the desk is overall positive, except that the keyboard tray is not quite wide enough. This won't be a problem for those who use a trackball, but for mouse users, it is a bit cramped. And you're probably not going to fit two large monitors on top of this thing either.Also, one of the reasons I bought this desk is because of back/shoulder pain from prolonged sitting in front of the computer, but all this desk really did was transfer the pain to a different part of my back/shoulder, so I have found that a combination of sitting/standing works well. Thus, I'd recommend having a regular desk in addition to this one, with a monitor on each one, where the desktop is mirrored, so you can switch back and forth. That's how I have mine set up.The desk itself is not too difficult to put together, although having two people makes it a lot easier. And best to have it adjusted exactly the way you want it when you first put it together, because having to readjust it would be a bit of a pain. I would recommend to set it up just slightly HIGHER than you think you'll need it.One last thought - I had asked another reviewer before ordering this thing whether it might be possible to use this with a treadmill. He thought it might be, but I personally wouldn't try it, esp because it isn't wide enough. For that, I'd recommend checking out the Fitdesk instead.

Assembled the desk last night and already using. You will need patience as each step of the instructions contain several tasks.Product was packaged extremally well

First, the product was not the same as the one in the picture. I chose the "cherry" finish and while the wood grain looks close enough, the edges are beige/cherry striped. The legs are also black, not silver. It still looks nice enough for the price, but I expect to get what is seen in the picture.Secondly, the instructions are kind of a pain. You should be fine if you have put together Ikea furniture - no word instructions. This is particularly aggravating since you don't know at what stage you should "adjust" the desk to your height. I just guessed as I was going along and luckily it turned out well. As other haves mentioned, it is not easy to adjust once you put it together.The quality is mediocre. It's perfectly suitable for its use but it is a little unsettling that the lower shelves are simply held on by double sided tape (basically the 3M tape you use to hang posters). The size is just big enough for a full sized keyboard and mouse, but if you tend to use big motions with a mouse I would recommend getting a keyboard without a numberpad.All the tools you need come included, although I would recommend a wrench to replace the one included. The desk can be put together with one person if needed.Despite its misgivings, the desk is still probably the best in the price range. Once assembled, it works as expected and costs much less than other standing desks.

I like this product.Quality: Good appearance. Wood trim edges and gray shelves; side trim is plastic--has good texture/color.Features: Solid with no noticeable wobble. Castor wheels (with locks) roll smoothly around the carpeted office floor. However, the sliding keyboard shelf has a noticeble downward right lean. Shelves adjustable with use of allen wrench (provided), desktop must remove the side panels and adjust the wing-nut. I recommend you set the heights on first assembly and dont' adjust. wing-nuts just have a metal pressure fitting (my conclusion is you don't wing-nuts just have a metal pressure fitting (my suggestion is don't adjust this too much or over-tighten as that pressure fitting may not be able sustain its hold over time.Assembly: Instructions need improvement (all pictoral). I made one mistake--didn't notice the keyboard shelf is is narrower than the fixed shelves--I had to un-install and re-do that setp. I used semi-permanent thread locker liquid (not included) on the many screws to prevent "back out" because the desk is moved and leaned upon. The keyboard slide shelf required two-hands to pull out. So, I added some spray silicone (not provided) to both metal sliders and it's one firm hand now.I think this is a good value for price and I would recommend it and I would buy it again.

Great desk, I'm 6 foot and the desk fits perfectly. It's also sturdy enough, with solid construction materials.

I wanted a standing desk that's adjustable and not-too-expensive. This fits the bill to a T. The desk looks good, and is fairly easy to assemble. Remember to measure your tower before putting in the shelves, to make sure you have the right amount of space.Adjusting the desk is a manual process, which may need two people if your computer screen is heavy. I only do that occasionally. Unless you have a laptop or a light screen, don't think it's feasible to adjust the desk up/down several times a day.

It is a reasonably solid and useful desk, once you get it assembled correctly.

The workstation is delivered in a flat pack. At first glance the assembly instructions look a little complicated but in practice they are easy to follow and the workstation can be assembled quickly and easily. The unit is well built. The table height is infinitely adjustable and a relatively light monitor can be left in place while making the adjustment. However it's not really designed for use by two people of different heights as the adjustment is fiddly. Compared with other standing pc workstations I have looked at I believe this item is good value for money.

easy to setup. solid quality.