Standing Desk Frame - Standing Desk Legs, Adjustable Desk Frame, Sit Stand Desk Frame, Smart Controller System for 48''-71'' Desk Top,DIY Workstation (Black Frame Only)

It was easy to assemble (from an engineer's perspective). I definitely recommend using a power drill and setting it as wide as you can for the best stability. Works as expected and provides a nice upgrade to the desk. I am 5'6" and the tallest setting is comfortable for standing (I have a keyboard shelf that sits 4 inches below my desk).

I'm happy with this Frame, durable, well done.

Functional - does the job when paired with countertop

The media could not be loaded. Overall, excellent value for the money.I used this frame with a solid piece of English walnut approximately 72” wide, 24” deep and 2” thick. This ia a heavy piece of wood. The frame was extended to the maximum listed width.As I assembled it the frame, especially in regard to the cross member running between the legs, I became a bit concerned the frame might not be sufficiently sturdy. However, once everything was together and secured to the desktop, the frame is plenty sturdy. In fairness, there is a little bit of shake to the table front to back. This is not enought to bother me while computing, fly tying for flyfishing, sketching and watercolor painting. Side to side does not shake at all.Be aware:Read the “NOTES” section in the assembly instructions before you start. I recommend you take one of the screws and test each tapped screw hole before assembling to make sure they are all correct. There are four on each side for mounting the upright table legs to the floor plate (Pic #2). One of the 8 had a burr left in it. I was able to pop it out with a blade. It would not have been useable if I were not able to get it out.The maximum distance between the legs is about 58” while it is 64” between the widest points of support which the table top sits on. The depiction with measurements at the left of the sales page does not make this clear.A portion of the rotating rod which runs between the two table legs is exposed (Pic #3). Not a problem for me, but maybe someone else.

This should be sold at Walmart cause this is a great value. Legs look good & work great.

The media could not be loaded. The legs themselves are fine, a bit wobbly but that's expected for the price. The legs do allow me to bring the desk up and down just fine as well.The problem is that the device that monitors the height and sets preset isn't working right. The display is not turning on and I can't use any of the presets.I would return this thing, but the only option available is to return the whole thing. I have my entire setup completely done and all I need is a replacement of the device. I'm not going to disassemble my desk to get a working display.

My husband like this a lot for his gaming setup.

This desk arrived in great condition, with none of the problems mentioned in previous reviews. It was packaged with plastic covers on the corners of the top to protect them from damage. No scratches. All the holes lined up perfectly, and I assembled it by myself in under 30 minutes. The instructions were fairly straightforward, and all the pieces were labeled to make it easier. There is a cut out in the back left corner for wires, which is covered with a white plastic circle. I didn't expect or want this, but it's fine. It is pretty sturdy. The crank handle can be removed to make it look better if you are just going to leave it at one height most of the time. I chose it because I didn't want to have to worry about an electric height adjustment system failing, and am happy with my choice.