Dual Motor Standing Desk Frame- Height Adjustable Electric Desk Legs, Heavy Duty Sit to Stand Up Desk Base, 4 Memory Settings Controller for Adjustable DIY Desktop, Over 300 lbs Load Capacity

Easy to build. Sturdy. Effective. I got myself a birch tabletop from Home Depot for about $120, finished it and slapped it on top with ease. The result is a desk that most people would pay close to $1k for. I’m extremely satisfied

Easy to install, it is quite when in use. It has great settings and very easy to adjust. My desk is sturdy and I am able to move it with ease. It was worth the price to be able to stand or sit to work.

the table is steady. Highly recommended

The product is rated for 300 lbs which gives an impression of a well priced next tier of frames.However it does not go lower than 28” because it has two part supports. Thus if you need the minimum height to be lower, this is not for you.Otherwise, Product well built and easy to assemble, sturdy, smooth and quiet. Has 4 memory locations and a usb charging port!About the only product improvement other than clear labeling about the minimum height is that the power adapter should be separate from the wall plug-in, rather than integrated as this one is, which makes it a bit awkward.

UPDATE:If you’re in the market for a motorized desk and you want to buy a powerful dual motor setup, BUY THIS ONE. I couldn’t be happier even if it COST 50% more. It’s been a few weeks and this thing rocks.ORIGINAL REVIEWI’ve had it for about two weeks and could not be happier with how it works. It was packaged pretty well although one of the feet has a scratch on it that likely happened during shipping because it’s a pretty heavy box.It was very easy to put together by following the directions. Once I got it all setup I had to set the bottom limit with the buttons and it’s worked perfectly ever since. Its very quiet and smooth. Im so glad I went with a dual motor lift because I know that I’ll never come close to the weight limit of this product and since I’ll be putting it up and down a couple times a day, I hope it will last.One thing that was strange is the instructions for setting presets is wrong. It says to press and hold one of the number button until it beeps to set the preset position, however you actually press the S button first to initiate the save sequence and then select button 1-4 to save to that preset button.All in all I am very happy with the sit stand motorized lift!

I had a friend with an extra bamboo desktop and instead of spending a small fortune for the Uplift brand unit, found this and with only a couple holes needing drilled, worked perfectly and saved several hundred dollars. The up/down motor works great and only took about 30 minutes to assemble.

So far so good with no issues. Made a custom piece with a sizable piece of butcher block on top of this mount. It seems to raise and lower with no issues and is pretty sturdy. It was on tile and I had to add rubber feet to keep it from sliding around. The dual motors do a good job of raising or lowering evenly. For my particular use case I do wish the table top brackets angled into the frame instead of away from the frame so that you can place the table top to the edge of the lower footing instead of with a small overhang.

Its a fantastic frame! I got a 6ft butchers block that I stained and sealed as a surface and I love how it turned out. It was pretty quick and easy to set up and programming heights is super easy and intuitive. It is also really solid and stable, even at standing height.