“There are a few of these electric sit stand desks on the market to chose from. I went for this make and model. I bought just the frame/mechanism because I built my own top shaped for the corner of a room. The mechanism came very well packed and is reassuringly solid and heavy. Assembly is pretty straightforward though involved some fiddling. For example its not easy to know which of the three sizes of bolts are which - some labelling would be helpful. also it is easy to drop one inside the hollow leg sections so I needed a pair of long nose pliers to fish them out. Working out how to lengthen and fit the bar that connects the motor to the far leg also had me puzzled for a while. But these are very minor issues. Once assembled, and turned the right way up, the desk looks great. When moving the desk up it is clear that the right hand leg- where the motor is sited - is leading. The other end catches up quickly. That can be a little disconcerting but again no real problem - just a slight surprise. Maybe the slightly more expensive twin motor version might have been better in that regard. Nevertheless, this is a great and well-built device that I would highly recommend.”
“I love my Furna E1 desk. Having suffered back and neck pain for a few years, I felt sitting for 9 hours a day was not helping matters, and decided to get a sit/stand desk. Based on price and reviews, I opted for Furna. The desk has exceeded my expectations, and my back issues have improved greatly now that I spend an hour or two a day standing at my desk. It's changed mu life.
I fitted an Ikea Bekant 160cm x 80cm table top, wich carries dual 25" monitors, and the single motor desk frame supports and lifts these without issue.”
