🔧 Enhance Stability and Support for Your Sit to Stand Desk Frames with VIVO Black Universal Steel Clamp-on Stabilizer Bar, DESK-STB01B Review

I recently purchased an angled standing frame for use with my existing table top and found that when the table was in both the low seated and standing positions there was significant wobble or jerking occurred. Adding two of them was the solution! The table has evolved from rocking at the slightest touch to being firm when seated and standing. The only complaint is that they were difficult to assemble to stand accurately without two people.

I'm usually skeptical of "universal fit" garments, but this design really impressed me. I also added caster wheels so I needed a stabilizer for better support when turning my desk over to get behind my gear and pulling or plugging in hardware or drives if necessary. The stabilizer bar has two areas that can be adjusted in width to set it just before tightening with the hand clamps. The design is well thought out and looks like it belongs on my desk.

When ordering, this item was not listed as used anywhere. Upon opening the box I found the screw pack was open and one of the screws was missing. Luckily I have a server rack and one of those screws worked. The bracket also showed where someone else had placed the bolts and locknuts, as the nuts had left a mark at the location of the socket used. I would give this 5 stars but as I paid full price for a product that was used when it was listed as new I am sticking with my 3 stars because it is…

Easy to assemble and install. Worked fine when installed as advertised. But he went right through the middle of the table near the floor. I had to move it because: 1) I kept kicking it and it hurt 2) I couldn't sit for long because I couldn't find the right position for my legs 3) I was afraid it might hurt my dog when she accidentally gets underneath and lowers my table. So now it's set about a foot off the ground. This makes the table a little more stable, but not as effective as I was…

It was heavier than I expected but it did the job. I assembled the non-standing table incorrectly, a crossbar that should have been at the rear to add a stabilizer bar was placed at the front due to unclear directions. My table was swaying from side to side and there seemed to be no other solution. except for this bar. I bought it knowing it might not work, but to my surprise and delight, it did. My table legs aren't straight, they're X, so they're angled, I still managed to get it to work. Now

I don't normally write reviews, although I've never been so impressed with a product so seemingly simple. I have a VIVO DESK-V102EW and it really annoyed me how shaky it is whether it's raised or not. While assembly was a little less easy than described, it made a huge difference. Very stable whether raised or not, and much quieter and more stable when the engine is active. I'm just surprised they don't include this in their frames. I'll note one annoying factor: although I was able to start to