MultiTable Height Adjustable Desk Base - Sit Stand Desk, Stand-up Desk, Adjustable Standing Desk, Sit or Stand, Base (Silver Base)

Awesome. I bought my frame back in 2012 when I became fortunate enough to get a teleworking job and needed to build a proper home office. I topped it with a basic Ikea tabletop that I already had in the garage, and it has worked absolutely flawlessly for almost 5 years now.Heavy-duty, and very well-made. The crank is very easy to turn, and you can go from sitting height to standing height in about 8 seconds. I had mine loaded up with roughly 100lbs of computer stuff, and had no issues with raising/lowering, nor any issues with stability:- 27" iMac- Modem and router- Logitech computer speaker system (2 speakers + subwoofer)- HP printer- Telephone- Misc office suppliesAssembly required a bit of skill, but wasn't difficult for me since I'm "mechanically inclined." It's a bit more difficult than... say... assembling an Ikea desk. So, if you're not naturally good at this sort of thing (or just don't like it), recruit a friend who is. It's also helpful to have another person around simply to help hold things, but it's not 100% necessary. I was able to assemble this by myself without too much difficulty.Great customer service too. The company actually reached out to me after my order to let me know that their warehouse is here in Phoenix--about a 20 min drive from my house. They gave me the option to go pick it up in-person and avoid chipping costs (and waiting time), which was great.Great product. Great company. Highly recommended.

The build quality of this desk seems to be pretty good (heavy duty parts, proper alignments, etc). The only problem I'm noticing so far is that the desk wobbles slightly when raising or lowering. My only worry with this is that I'd rather not have my computer and external hard drives be shaken. I've noticed that placing a firm pressure with your non cranking hand on the desk, helps stabilize the desk some.If you're considering buying this desk, I'd recommend it for sure. The price can't be beat. I ended up going with the recommendations from other purchasers for the desk top. I found a local company who sells Ikea products, and found me a nice looking, light weight, desk top that I simply screwed on to the ModTable base.Other improvements that could be made by manufacturer:* While the instructions are ok, there are some steps that explain things a bit strangely and confusingly.* The cheap plastic handle works fine, but it's sort of ugly. I'm surprised they didn't include a better looking metal handle. Not a big deal though...as the handle can be tucked under or removed when you're not using it.

I was a bit hesitant to spend so much money on a desk that costs so much and doesn't even have a table top. When I started putting it together I got really excited and realized that I had nothing to fear. The craftsmanship is absolutely amazing. It's a bit of a process to put together but nothing that can't be handled comfortably by two people of any size. You can really tell the high quality by how everything comes together just perfectly. The holes, the screws. For anyone that's ever had to put something together, this in comparison is a work of art. And that's just putting it together. Once it's all set up, cranking it up and down is very easy and smooth. It's all incredibly sturdy even with an inexpensive Ikea top on it. Everything from setup to everyday use is so fantastic that I find myself failing at my task to find one thing they could have improved so that this review would seem more balanced. Anyone looking to get a adjustable height desk should definitely consider this one even if it slightly expands the budget.

I purchased this about 5 mos ago and I can honestly say I love this desk!!! I purchased a cheap $20 top from Ikea to go on top. Adjusted the width to 60" (the top is 60 x 24). The base is adjustable to Min and Max Table Top sizes of 24" x 40" to 36" x 72". I start out in the morning at standing height, sometimes stand for the better part of the day. Then I adjust down as the day wears on and I get over-cooked at my job, and by the end of the day, I'm at 29" (sitting height). The crank mechanism is smooth, quiet and after a lot of cranking, still tight and works incredibly well. It was well worth the money. I can put it at any height and it prevents repetitive motion strain. I also bought a gel mat to stand on, as it is not good for you to stand on a hard surface all day. In fact, more than just standing, a person really needs to move around every 30 mins or so, and because you are already standing, it is easy to do this. It took less than an hour to put together using the hardware & tools included. The hardware is good quality, not cheap screws you get with some furniture. I highly recommend this base.