FLEXISPOTHeight Adjustable Standing Desk Frame with Memory Controller, Electric Sit Stand Desk Base for Home and Office (Black Frame Only)

I don’t know why I waited so long to buy this! I have a wood slab desk and this frame fits perfectly. It’s so easy to set up and program your desired height settings . It is very quiet when going up or down which I appreciate. The cord management also helped my desk area look less messy. Really elevates my work from home office.

I spend a ridiculous amount of time at a desk. I have a 43” monitor on an IKEA crank up desk that shakes and wobbles when the cats I foster jump up on it (as they should!).I mounted the ikea desktop to this stand and it is solid.Easy assembly for a 65 y/o gal, quiet and smooth operation.

The product is super easy to get setup. I’m still waiting on the actual table part of the desk to arrive and finish that part of the assembly, but the frame is completely built. There’s one part in the beginning after you attach the motor that is slightly difficult to build by yourself but I propped one side up to make it level to get everything tight. Overall I’d recommend it to anyone

Very solid product for its price.

Sturdy and easy to assemble. Using as a base of a large TV stand. Perfect for my home theater set up.

I love this desk. I have a small area that I work in, so it was difficult to find a desk that would work. I bought a cheap desk and used the top from that to complete mt set up. No issues with assembly. Love that it goes up or down with the push of a button.

This took about an hour total to setup from unboxing to moving into position. I used a pine dining table I had made previously as the top and it was a piece of cake. Once the base was built I connected the control box and pad to the motor and raised it higher than the table was at the time. Then put the table on the base, shrugged it left and right, forward and back until it was centered just right and screwed it into place.One tip: make sure you run the control cable over the frame BEFORE you attach the top if you deviate from the instructions, I almost hosed myself by moving too quick. Ok, TWO tips: I also used a quick clamp on the transmission rod to make it easier to move when aligning it to the other lifting column, worked like a charm.I have to say the table is more stable on this base than it was on the pine legs that I originally built it on... and subsequently cut off today with a circular saw. Which was oddly satisfying. All in all if you want an economical solution to a powered standing desk at home, this is the one in my opinion.

Your employer wanting to give you one of those awful desktop "standing desk" contraptions that takes up your entire desk surface? THIS is the answer!! same cost and it uses YOUR CURRENT DESK SURFACE!!! Super easy to put together! Hardest part was getting my desktop surface off the brackets connected to the cubicle and that has nothing to do with this product. The motor is quiet. And though my desk surface is heavy, this thing is pretty stable. Now, I wouldn't sit on the "L" of it or anything but I certainly don't feel like it is going to tip over; which I will admit I was a tab bit worried about and was prepared to send it back. But this thing is STABLE! And best of all - I have my entire desk surface!!!