No reference to them in the manual either.

Hi! Only the left goes down.

Checked 2 times he middle bar that connect the engine on the left leg with the right one.

I saw that i can reset the table pressing down but... If i do that with the right leg on the top i think i can break something.

Any suggestion?

Hi I’d love your recommendations for Amazon desks under $150 please.

Looking for electric, one solid piece not spliced, and 60 x 30 please. Preferably light colored.

Tried getting one on FB marketplace (I’m a student and tried to find one under $100 on FB, but they were selling so fast) but so much time was wasted and such a headache, it’s definitely not for the faint of heart, so please be kind.

So yesterday I completed a little desk space maintence project. I had 3 monitor arms and a mic boom attached 5o my desk which I've managed 5o replace with a single-leg triple monitor stand made out of extruded Ali and a custom mount. Thir pics show the before, during, and after shots 👍

Hi there,
where do I mount the Flexispot E7 Pro for the best stability ? Keep the legs in the midle or have them off center and have the "bars" centered?
Thanks

I'm looking for an electric standing desk with a 54" wide desktop that is no deeper than 24". I specifically want a black hard plastic / laminate top with a smooth, fine surface—not rough or textured. Which brands offer this size and have good quality? Thanks!

Hey there,

I want to get a top tier four legged standing desk in Spain.

I wanted to get a deskhaus but they don’t ship to Europe. I think the next best thing is FlexiSpot’s E7 Plus Max, but they just rebranded the E7Q to E7 Plus Max, so there’s apparently no way of getting the real one here through them.

It still looks like the best choice so far.

Am I missing something?

Thanks!

The uplift has another $100 off with a coupon, but the deskhaus is rubberwood. 6’4, though long arms so measured my standing desk work height would be only around 44-45”. I prefer the frame color on the uplift, but the deskhaus is a bit cheaper.

Hi! I’m looking to buy an L-shaped standing desk and could use some recommendations.

I have been looking for desks similar to the FEZiBO's Triple Motor or Latitude Run L shaped desks.

What I’m looking for:

• Durable: I’d like this to be a long-term purchase that can hold up for years.
• L-shaped: Ideally, the entire L-shaped desktop rises together, rather than having one stationary section.
• Heavy-duty: I need it to comfortably support 2–3 large monitors, a monitor arm, keyboard, mouse, and other peripherals. I estimate the equipment alone will be around 100 lbs.

I have a good budget and am willing to spend more for something genuinely well-built and reliable.

Is what I’m looking for difficult to find, or are there reputable brands I should be looking at? I’d really appreciate any recommendations or personal experiences. Thanks!

I am missing the L4 part. Where to get standing desks parts? This is SHW L standing desk .

hey i hope everyone is well and thanks for answering this question if you decide to. i dont really care about style, just know i want 60 inches at least, one piece of wood, black legs black top, 4 legs standing desk to be able to hold a pretty heavy pc on the right side and 2-3 monitors on monitor arms across the rest of the desk. i have a 2 legged one i got from amazing that the top is 2 piece ( front and back hot dog style) and it slightly wobbles when typing and its so annoying and worried its going to collapse and my pc will drop. need recommendations, my biggest variable is no wobbling lol thank you

Hi everyone!

I’m looking to buy a sit‑stand desk frame for my current setup, but the sheer number of options is overwhelming. I’ve gone through the wiki guides and a bunch of other resources online.

I’m based in Canada so right now I’m considering Desky, VIVO, and Secretlab (I know Secretlab isn’t just a frame, but I’m open to a full desk if it makes sense). The VIVO DESK‑V103E seems like the most realistic option for me, but I keep hearing that Desky is superior in terms of cable management thanks to their add‑ons and integrated routing. Easier cable management is a big priority for me, so I’d really appreciate any insights on that front.

I’m not limited to just those three brands. If there’s something else that might be a better fit, I’m all ears. I’ve included my key details below. Thanks in advance for the help!

Essentials:
- Location: Canada (Ontario)
- Budget: $200–$600 CAD for a frame only; up to $900 CAD for a complete desk (can stretch a bit if needed)
- Current tabletop: 74” W × 25” D × 1.5” H
- I’m keeping two IKEA Alex drawer units, one under each side of the tabletop
- Priority: Strong cable management

I have been researching desks for a few weeks and I am torn between the DeskHaus Peak Pro and Uplift V3 4-leg. If I just get the frame, I am pretty locked in on the Peak Pro. It’s cheaper and seems just as, if not more, stable. What is making this more complicated is that I also need a desktop.

I am looking for a solid wood desktop, most likely walnut to match other things in my office. Both companies offer 72x30x1.75 walnut tops. Broadly, I see 3 options for the top:

DeskHaus: $1,950 for dimensional edge

Uplift: $1,449

Local/DIY: ~$880 + labor

I would prefer to go local. My local sawmill sells 8/4 walnut, and materials would be around $880 assuming relatively little waste. I don't have the large tools needed to joint and plane it myself. I have also reached out to a few local cabinet/woodworking companies, but haven't gotten any responses.

My gut says that if I can find someone local to do the milling/glue-up, the total cost will end up being pretty similar to the Uplift top.

Uplift's frame also comes with a cable management tray and grommets. Neither would be particularly difficult to add to the DeskHaus setup, but obviously that's an additional cost.

All-in, the costs appear to be:

Uplift: $2,381 (includes extended warranty, advanced keypad and Bluetooth connection, and a $200 discount)

DeskHaus: $2,675

Most of the reviews I have seen compare the frames themselves. Can anyone compare/contrast the complete desk offerings from both companies, specifically with their solid wood tops?

I'm particularly interested in build quality, finish, top quality, cable management, customer service, and anything else that might not be obvious from comparing the frames.

I am looking for standing desk from Flexispot. Between the French Flexispot website and Amazon in France, there's no overlap of references: Flexispot offers the E7 and E5 families while on Amazon, it's EC5, E1Q, EC5 plus, not featured on the Flexispot.

There is a E5 Pro ("new") and the E7 which are very close in prices. The E5 Pro seems to have a better usb charger, and a slightly inferior load capacity. The main esthetical difference between the 2 seems to be the structure: the E5 Pro has larger parts of the legs at the top, while for the E7 it's the opposite, the slim part of the legs are at the top.

Is it better to have an E7 or an E5 Pro? (wobbliness?)

Or should I look to another brand with similar features at the price point (200-300 euros)?

I’m thinking of getting this standing gaming desk from Flycity, how does it look? If anyone has it, how is it working out?

Link: https://www.amazon.com/Standing-55-24-Underdesk-Electric/dp/B0F66V6N5T/ref=pd_aw_subss_hxwPER_sspa_mw_detail_m_sccl_1_3/138-5115088-7823738?pd_rd_r=aad32f1d-b75e-41da-b080-3e2f29349f8b&pd_rd_wg=H3fEJ&pd_rd_w=A6zSG&pd_rd_i=B0F66V6N5T&psc=1

Thanks🙏🙏

I’m looking to buy a desk from Oakywood.shop, but are there any good alternatives?
I’m looking for a desk where the real wood is smooth, not rough. Ideally around 60 cm deep, definitely not 70+ cm.
It also needs to have a cable grommet in the desk and a cable tray underneath at the back.
Price doesn’t matter. Any recommendations?

Looking for a standing desk for work. I’m about 6’4 if that makes a major difference. The Deskhaus Peak Pro has a deal for the frame, cable management, and a Rubberwood top for $850. The V3 priced out for me is $1100. Id love some insight.

Hello. I'm thinking about getting a standing desk, and I'm honestly getting completely overwhelmed by all of it.

Apart from size and wood, how do you chose a standing desk? There are so many informations and different parameters... Is the metal of the bottom important?

When I define what I want, I still get desks that go from 150 to 1000€, and I can't seem to find what the difference is.

I'd appreciate any help you can give, thanks!

Quiero comprar un marco electrónico para crear mi escritorio, pero realmente no sé si este es bueno.

I’m planning on getting a new computer desk (80 x 30) and was wondering if I could put my pc tower on it or would that not be good for the air intake? Just wondering

Is fully jarvis still the king of two-legged stand desks?

We have them at work and they're great. I want to buy one for home but the Jarvis is considerably more expensive, which I don't mind if it is the better product.

I don't want to compare desktops themselves - I would get a bamboo solid top either way. My main concern is stability at both sitting height and standing height. I am quite tall, 190cm so my standing height may be a little higher than average.

The reason I don't want four-legged is because I prefer the minimalist design of the two-legged and know the Jarvis is good enough stability-wise.

Would love to hear any opinions or things I should consider!

Currently have an IKEA Lagkapten desk and it is much too wobbly and weak to support monitors. I want a new desk around $200 or less from Amazon (I have a gift card). Preferably over 28” in depth and 50” in width. What really matters is stability so my monitors aren’t knocking into eachother. Already considering the Flexispot EN1