Review on Flash Furniture Electric Adjustable Standing by Mary Crawford

Item arrived with a bruised/broken leg which was never a good sign. Comes in two boxes, one containing the main components of the stand looked extremely neglected by the carrier. The table was easily assembled; however, the crossbeam, the pivoting assembly that connects the A-side motor lift to the B-side motor lift, looks a bit short given the width of the components. The owner's manual shows it to be flush with the non-drive side, but it's not long enough to connect to the drive side, so you'll have to insert it, then lengthen and tighten. That being said, the table worked the first 2-3 times I used it, then the left side got stuck, refusing to go up or down and basically leaving me with a one position table. The quality of the materials is pretty low, which is what I expected. Since it's the fourth computer system in the back room, I rarely use it. But I need it to function. It will be interesting to see if the manufacturer responds if so and they help me update this review. Another issue is the thick metal flange on each leg, just below the table top, the one on the drive is bent down to the right compared to the non-leading leg. It didn't affect anything, but it looks pretty crappy.