Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk Frame for 43.3 to 70.8" Table Tops, 330lbs Weight Capacity,Ergonomic Standing Height Adjustable Base with Memory Controller,Black Frame Only

This kit is very well thought-out and was easy to assemble. My table top is a pretty heavy 80x32” door and feels very stable. The high low feature is quiet and operates smoothly. There is no wobble and I think this will make my sewing and crafting much more comfortable.

So I bought this desk because I needed one that fits a 36"Lx24" table top and all my other Bontec dual motor tables only go down to 39.5" wide. As advertised this table should go down to the 31.5" width length I believe (I did not measure this point to confirm but I believe it should based on a quick eyeball of how much room I could close the supports with my 36" table top installed). Its super easy to put together if you take your time, its my 5th dual motor table I've setup for reptile stands so it was a breeze for me, a little different than my slightly nicer Bontec ones but nothing wrong with this table at all and it is actually more stable than my larger tables. (partly because this one is not on wheels but it is a very sturdy table either way). I don't believe the castors are removable to install wheels so just keep that in mind, I couldn't remove them by hand but being a smaller table I don't need to put wheels on it to move it, just cut furniture felt to put on the feet instead. Table operates smoothly and quietly, memory save function works.Only think I wish that was different was I wish the power supply was more like my bontec one where it mounts under the table on a hook you attach to the rail and then you just run the cord from the power supply to your outlet similar to a laptop, this table has the plug on the power supply and it is very bulky. I don't keep them plugged in if i'm not adjusting them so its not an issue its just annoying to have to have a big bulky power supply on the end of the cord to tuck away instead of just simply a normal cord end.Either way no real issues or complaints did exactly what I needed it to do with the ease of being a dual motor (much easier to assemble than a single motor) so 5/5 from me.

This was an amazing purchase, the quality is very good, very easy to install (just a minor confusion in two steps that I would switch in order but easy to understand in general). It’s not too noisy, just a soft buzz in the background when switching heights. it’s a bit heavy but it just makes it really stable, it goes up and down slowly and softly, so nothing moves around. Highly recommended!

Great Stand. It's sooo quiet too. I think this was so good for the price we got for as well. Easy to assemble as well! Would buy again. This is after having used it for 6 months now.

I work from home and have wanted a stand-up/sit-down capable desk for years. I have a big matching multi-piece furniture set from Techline that wraps around me, and I didn't want a different looking desk from the rest of the set. I researched these motorized legs for a while and decided on this one. The desk top that I installed the motorized legs under is pretty heavy, and the dual motor system adjusts it fast and with no drama. The multiple stop settings let me set the height exactly like the surrounding parts when I'm sitting down, and it always returns to the same level with the preset. I work mostly sitting down, but I use it in the standing position at a few different heights throughout the day. It's never bound up or hesitated to move when I send it to another height. Besides the heavy wood desktop, my laptop, docking station, keyboard, and 2x 32" monitors (plus some other miscellaneous stuff) all sit on the desktop. The mechanism is quiet enough that my cat will sit on it while it goes up or down if he happens to be on it when I adjust the height.

yeahhhh it wobbles. Alot. Tried everything to fix said wobbling. Still wobbles.

Well made I put it on a large a little over sized butcher block and it can handle the weight.

The issue I have with this stand is, it is too light for the top I put on it. I have a 1.5" solid laminated maple table top that weighs about 150 lbs. The stand just is not suitable for this kind of weigh. The table top is 60" x 30". The write-up on the stand says it can reach 53" in length with has a fixed width of 13.2", and "the electric standing desk frame can securely hold up to 176 lbs. of weight. The write-up goes on to say, " Select your choice of desktop from 39.4″–63.3″ in length and 24″–30″ in depth." I put diagonal pieces of metal between the legs and the cross beam which solidified the rocking over the length of the table but the width still sways. If you are going to use a much lighter top, this would be great, I just did not anticipate the weight being such an issue. By putting the diagonal supports, I made the lifting capabilities of the motor unusable.