WFH Pro 2 - Standing Desk Frame for DIY ^Sale

The packaging is deceptively small and heavy. Each table part is protected by dense shipping foam. In all, there are five or six parts to assemble plus the tabletop. Assembly requires the supplied hex wrench and the customer's philips screwdriver. The metal is heavy gauge and all the table parts are strong and substantial.

The tabletop is not included. For my tabletop, I milled down a piece of plywood, stained it, and put three layers of polyurethane on it (see photo). My tabletop is only 48 inches wide because I don't need a big workspace.

Providing my own tabletop is a big plus for me. In another year or so, I'll move this table to another room and put a larger tabletop on it. The base expands to 70.9 inches so I suppose I can put a 78-inch wide tabletop on it if I want.

The instructions for assembly are clear and easy to follow. Extra screws are provided in case you lose one. It took my wife and me less than an hour to assemble. Others can probably do it more quickly.

It took me additional time to figure out my cables for computers and cell phones. I zip-tied a surge strip to the lower level of the pedestal. This enabled me to plug in my computer power cords and have enough length for when the table is at full height. The controls for the table height include two USB charging ports which are also handy.

The table controls have two presets for storing the height. The controls automatically lock after use which prevents inadvertent changes by children or pets. I feel confident that the table is solid no matter what height I choose.

I've heard that working at a desk is optimum when the knees, hips, and elbows are about 90 degrees. 28 inches works for me when sitting which is a few inches lower than any standard desk. 44 inches works for me when standing. Two inches either direction will cause me to feel pain during and at the end of the workday. I love that I can adjust this table perfect for my needs!

I alternate sitting and standing for an hour each. While standing, I'm able to stretch my legs and back. This also keeps me focused on work and phone conversations. I've only used the table for a week and my body is already feeling better. I wished I had done this 20 years ago!

Works great, only issue is it flashes error every now and again

Bought a butcher block and attach this frame to it within one hour. It is sturdy and stable even at full height point. Happy with my new desk.

I purchased the 3 stage frame directly from Aiterminal. The desk frame is very solid and quite heavy. I have installed it on a tabletop I purchased from a lumber yard. The tabletop I used is 30 x 96, which is larger than Aiterminal recommends, but it's very solid. With a 70-pound tabletop and about 80 pounds of equipment on top, the desk barely moves at the 29" sitting height or the 45" standing height that I use it at. Under normal use, there's no discernible wobble unless I manually force it to wobble, but why would you do that? The programmable keypad is awesome and is a feature that other big standing desk vendors charge more for. The legs have adjustable feet that will allow you to level the desk on an uneven floor. I'm guessing one could install casters in place of the feet, though I'm not sure what that would do for the stability. Raising or lowering the desk is relatively quick, smooth, and quiet. The USB charger that's integrated is a nice feature. I'm not sure if it's a 1a or 2a charger, though it seemed to charge my iPhone quickly. The anti-collision detection works but isn't very sensitive. It takes a fairly solid collision to set it off. Overall I give this 5 stars since it meets all my needs and was on sale for a really good price after Thanksgiving.

The Desk That Gets You Moving,Love it！！！