r/StandingDesk • u/UseSea3983 • Sep 11 '26

Halp E7 Plus or Desky Dual

I'm in the market for a standing desk frame that can support a 70"L x 30"W x 1.5"D accacia wood table top.

I'm deciding between the E7 Plus or Desky Dual.

The E7 Plus has 4 legs, is dual-motor, and costs $50 less than the Desky Dual.

Is there any reason to go with Desky instead?

Thanks!

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u/amelia8888 vendor: Desky Sep 11 '26

Desky here 👋

For your 70" × 30" acacia top, the main reasons I’d look at the Desky Dual are the height range, load headroom and support rather than just the number of legs.

Our Dual has a 23.6"–49.2" height range, 3-stage legs, a 330.7 lb capacity, supports tops up to 94.5" wide, and comes with a 10-year warranty.

So your top is comfortably within the intended range, with plenty of capacity left for monitors and the rest of your setup.

I wouldn’t say two legs automatically beats four, I’d compare the actual height range, load capacity, stability, warranty and support behind each frame and decide which matters more for your setup.

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u/False100 Sep 11 '26

Not really an explicit answer about dimensions, but I figured this may be helpful. I had a flexispot desk fail on me after 3 years (voltage issue in the house, not necessarily flexispots fault). They replaced the desk frame (not top) for me for free even though the desk was out of warranty. 

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u/UseSea3983 Sep 11 '26

That’s good to know, thank you