Ainfox has
Ainfox 47" Electric Single Motor Height Adjustable Sit to Stand Desk w/ Keyboard Tray (JP-LA008BK) for $279.99 - $137.19 when you apply promo code
BVEZBP at checkout =
$142.80.
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Specs:
- Material: MDF board
- Gross Weight: 70.55Lbs
- Net Weight: 63.93Lbs
- Desktop Dimensions: 47.24"L x 23.62"W x 0.79"H
- Length Adjustment Range: 39.37"L - 59.06"W
- Height Adjustable Range: 25.59" - 45.28"H
- Max Weight Capacity: 154Lbs
- Package Size: 24.61"L x 16.93"W x 5.51"H
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What you look for in a desk is depth. 24" inches is too short to put anything on it. You don't want to sit too close to your monitor. I also added a fully adjustable hydraulic North Bayou Dual monitor stand [amazon.com] to the desk holding two 27" monitors. When you look for an adjustable vesa stand, you have to look at size and the weight the stand can hold. Otherwise your monitors will not hold in place if you put too heavy of a monitor on it. I still have plenty of room to put 1 desktop and two laptops on it.
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I know is more work and more money, but I bought a solid wood countertop 30'x60' and a dual motor, 3 stage frame from Amazon
Whole thing came little over $270 but it's a rock solid desk
Gadgets Dual Motor 3 Stages Column Leg, Ergonomic Standing Desk, Adjustable Height Desk (Frame Only), Sit Stand Office Desk, Memory Controller (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08DMHZ...UTF8&
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A single motor setup is louder, wears out faster, is more likely to jam, and usually carries a lower lift rating.
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Right now I have the Ikea Bekant that is 63" width, 31/5" depth, which is slightly too big for my uses.
Any suggestions that anyone is using that meets my needs? thanks for any suggestions
Wirecutter has a decent review. The one on sale at Costco does not have good reviews, but some years back I saw one that looked good in the warehouse, no idea what the brand was.
In any case, I love love LOVE mine -- the only complaint with reviews when I did my research was the lack of memory settings, but I don't miss them at all, and you tend to make little adjustments anyway.
My $0.02 -- this is an excellent dip into the pool of sit/stand motorized desks. Will not tolerate a full adult weight leaning on the edges, or 100lb+ of equipment, but for anything else I bet this fits the bill.
Don't bother with the rest unless you're seriously considering this table:
IIRC -- the instructions were not only minimal, they had a few diagrams that directly contradicted each other in what faces which direction, etc. Keep this thread handy (or the box, if it has photos from multiple angles), any confusion can usually be solved by looking at photos of the finished product. The metal basket for power supplies, for example, has suspension rods and the location for its installation is obvious looking at the desk boards, but there was almost no mention of it in my instructions.
Also the cupholder and headphones hook have MULTIPLE potential install locations pre-sunk into the desk edges, which was a nice unmentioned bonus.
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A single motor setup is louder, wears out faster, is more likely to jam, and usually carries a lower lift rating.
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