💻 HAIAOJIA Electric Stand Up Desk Frame - Dual Motor Load Capacity 270 lbs - Ergonomic 2-Stage Height Adjustable Frame with Memory Controller - Frame Only - Enhanced for SEO Review

Fits perfectly on my desk. The frame is long enough to support an Ikea Karlby 98". I should note that in my build I exceeded the recommended table length and also didn't install one of the center legs to fit in the drawer under the table. It feels sturdy and has enough strength to withstand everything I've put on it so far.I haven't broken the weight limit at least so it's great there.Setup was easy and straight forward, the controller works as expected Lower the Table gently off I noticed…

After a very, very long debate about what type of desk to choose I decided on a sit/stand desk to get the right height/width. . I have a hefty cutting block (from a hardware store) that I place on top. Most of the time I hold it on the low end, but when we did test runs it held up well without any noticeable hesitation. Three 30+ monitors sit on it, my tower doesn't. The motors work well, are not noisy (IMHO) and the mechanism itself works straight away (I was concerned when I read that this is

The speed controller is equipped with a sensor to ensure a perfectly level position. After support explained this I was able to get the spreadsheet working. Please correct the instructions! The pages were wrong. The troubleshooting section was not helpful. I love my new spreadsheet now that it works! **************** Original **************** Took less than an hour to assemble. Connected, initialized, but it doesn't work! Triggering error codes that are not described in the instructions. The…

As others have said it was very easy to assemble. The only issue I had is that the instructions for unlocking the engine controls must be out of date. But a quick response from the support team explained that all I had to do on my model was press and hold the unlock button for 3 seconds. That's all! I liked the fact that the controls were locked out as it gave me some confidence that the motors wouldn't turn on by themselves. I also added a caster kit to make it easy to pull out the table and…

I decided to switch to home WAN format and settled on this particular model based on a YouTube video. And I've seen many, many of these videos. Let's get to the problem I just encountered. One of the motors had malfunctioned and was making a terribly loud crunching noise when lifting and lowering. My wife, who also lives on another floor, knew when I raised/lowered the table. I have a relatively light desktop rig that matches the weight capacity of this frame, so there wasn't a weight issue…

I'll try to be as brief as possible I've been using this table base for a few weeks and here is my impression: Assembly: The instructions were not the best, but it's pretty clear. What I really liked were the marked screws, which helped a lot. Pros: This table frame is incredibly strong and will hold my setup at almost any height without wobbling. My highest setting is usually around 44, and at that level there is very little variation (not even noticeable, to be honest). Although this is…