was about to pull the trigger on another frame only standing desk post but found this instead.
difference is this is only a single motor and no memory for height.
advantage though I think is it extends wider at 130cm and lifts to 120cm. Though I wished the height dropped just a tiny lower to the usual 70cm but I won't cry over 2cm.
I got it for free using Myer One and Commbank rewards points
Got 2x F80 arms with 22" monitors on one of these. No problems.
$163 for white direct from mydeal it seems
Just did a search and they look to be the same stand, and Myer is fulfilling through MyDeal it states on their page
Different models, on my phone so flicking between tabs to compare specs, seems like the dimensions are a couple mill different. But very similar
wow, i should try to cancel my order.
no cancellations.. but free returns.. bummer
Thanks ordered. Got $10 voucher, and cashrewareds 4.2%, shows tracked but not sure if it will be eligible in the end.
Where can we buy the desk top for this?
Ikea, bunnings, or starting from a tree.
Bunnings sell solid wood benchtops typically between the kitchen and timber yard areas for about $60. Super cheap, and you can get them to cut it down to size if you need.
Thank you, free delivery too, bought one.
Had this model for 3 years, no real complaints. Paid $242.10 back then for it, delivered.
Electric desk without memory settings seems like a half-solution to me
Second this - I actively use my desk to go from sitting and standing throughout the day. Absolute PITA if you're looking to do this, otherwise if it's infrequent, I could imagine foregoing the memory settings.
On the first desk that I bought 4+ years ago, I just marked on the leg where my "ideal" heights were.
Don't get me wrong, having memory settings is much easier, but the "mark your height" method is not too bad.
Single motor?
Definitely get the dual motor ones of these. I have one, and they are actually Loktek brand. So you might be able to find cheaper alternatives under different names.
This is the one, but paid half the price a few years back.
https://artiss.com.au/collections/sit-stand-desk/products/ar…
bought this a few years ago. The top is a bit wobbly. Anyone have a clue how to fix? tried by taking it off and putting back again but not luck
The classic turn it off and on.
Maybe add some padding between the frame and the top.
Parter bought a dual motor, different brand, and it came with some rubber joint to fit around the screws to prevent vibrations/wobbliness (probably not a word^^)
Any thoughts on the following? https://www.amazon.com.au/gp/product/B07DLKPV1T/ref=ppx_yo_d…
$125.54 (New) if bought from another store
Bought one from Bunnings today for $182
Which desk top do you get?
Most
likelydefinitely single motor