PROGRESSIVE AUTOMATIONS Electric Standing Desk Frame Dual Motor - Adjustable Height and Width, 3 Stages Legs for sit Stand Home Office Desks Suites Tops from 48" to 73" FLT-02 Black

Images are: Lowest setting ("24.4"), my standing setting ("41.2"), and the maximum setting ("50.0"). Everything is perfect except for the instructions manual. In step 5, you're supposed to use M6x10 screws instead of the M6x14 screws. They provide the right ones. The manual just mistakenly calls for M6x14s on step 5 when they're supposed to be M6x10s. I got this confirmed with one of their product engineers. Confusingly, Both lengths will fit, but if you use the M6x14s in step 5, you won't have any left for step 2 which is where (I extrapolated that) they're more structurally important. I removed the foot pegs because the stand is on carpet. At the lowest setting the underside of my desk surface is about 23.25" above the carpet (which the display says is "24.4"), and then at max height I get about 48.75" above the carpet ("50.0"). I was a little concerned that the part of the frame that goes along the length of the desk underneath would get in the way of my legs, but I find that my legs angle down in a way such that it's not an issue even when my upper thighs are practically touching the bottom edge of my desk. I'm quite happy with the travel speed, and I appreciate how it slows down just before it gets to where you wanted it to be so it doesn't jostle anything on the desk. The little stick-on cable ties that came with it were really handy and a nice accessory. I recommend adding one of these power strips to the bottom: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083K4CHPV (in my photos, the cable coming from the outlet near the chair to the underside of the desk is that power strip's power cable). You may also want one of these https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MXLPXNY short power cables to power the desk motors off the power strip, although if you do, make sure you put the power strip close enough to the main box.

I bought this product a few weeks ago to upgrade my table, I had an Ikea office table, it took about 90 minutes for me to assemble this product, detach tabletop of the old table and attach the new foot, beware that you need to attach your power outlet splitter under the table so it can move with table up and down, and this part got more time for me to attach and do the wirings. And then I used the table and it is working perfectly, the nice thing about this product is that it has motion sensors and will stop the movement in the case of getting stuck; and it happened to me! I have a console on the wall above my table for photo frames, and one day when I was not looking I pushed the button to move the table up to the standing position, it went up and I heard a noise and it stopped, I quickly check and saw my old laptop which I opened it that day for some work stuck under the photo console! If the motion sensor were not there it would've broken the monitor of the laptop or console or both! I'm very satisfied with the quality and performance of this product.

This Progressive Automations FLT-02 desk frame is stable, moves quickly and quietly, is easy enough for the average adult to assemble, and comes well packaged. I unpacked and assembled the frame very quickly, but a more typical consumer may need 30 to 60 minutes. The small details magnified in the instructions are important. All the screws are M6 so they all kind-of fit, but there are 3 lengths so keep track of which length is supposed to be where to avoid re-doing something when you need that screw somewhere else. All 30 of the screws that hold the frame together are 4mm hex drive (socket cap) screws. They can be driven by either a 4mm or 5/32” hex driver, either as a 4mm hex driver, or a hex bit for a drill-driver or handle, or even a traditional L shaped Allen key wrench. (Tip: A simple Allen key is very slow for driving 30 screws, get something else.) The electrical connections are all simple easy to use multi-pin push together connectors and shouldn’t be a challenge for anyone. Attaching the completed frame to a desktop assembly does require a tape measure to get the frame centered accurately and a Philips head screwdriver for the wood screws. It’s possible to get by with a common 12” ruler by moving the frame and re-measuring until everything is centered. The hole location dimensions shown on the instructions I got were not accurate for my frame. Measure your frame or mark through it for mounting hole locations. The desktop screws are installed through a rubber grommet to avoid transmitting vibrations. Don’t tighten them beyond the point where they are snug to the rubber. It really needs either washer between the screw and rubber grommet, or a flange head screw. Washers are far easier to find locally. I made a maple desktop instead of buying one of the ones available on Amazon, so I used stainless EZ-Lok knife edge threaded inserts and 10-32 machine screws instead of wood screws. Hardwood holds wood screws well, but it can be tricky drilling the hole accurately enough to get the screw in without binding or bottoming and snapping the screw head off. (They don’t call it rock maple just for dramatic effect.) The particle board (aka medium density fiberboard) found in the core of most commercial desk tops has the opposite problem. It’s easy to put screws into it but it tends to have soft areas that don’t hold a screw well. Either the EZ-Lok knife thread inserts or the more common and less expensive die cast threaded inserts for 10-24 10-32 or M5 screws would be a good size. In a softwood or plywood core either is a good choice, but the knife thread insert is easier to install. The assembled desk rises rapidly and quietly even with a heavy maple top and various books and office equipment. The 4 position memory makes moving to a preferred height a 1 touch job. This is one of those products that does just what you wanted it to, so I give it 5 stars.

This desk/table lift is very well constructed. It's a bit of work to put together, but worth the effort. It is completely stable. You should know that the uprights are placed in the center of the two feet, so when you mount the table top, the legs will be in the middle, not farther back in a cantilever. There is a lighter-service version that can't lift as much weight, which would be suitable for smaller desks. Happy with this product from a Canadian company. Delivered several days sooner than promised, ships from Washington

I had a standup desk in my office, but as I was transitioned to a work from home status, I missed the flexibility of this option. I had browsed many desks and landed on this one for the following reasons. 1. dual-motor - I found having a motor in both legs is better than a single motor system, the movement is silky smooth with little vibrations, also it is quiet, while there is some noise, I can still change the height without interruption during my online calls. 2. adjustable - I converted a 4-foot wide closet into a desk area in my office, this required a specific size top to fit while maximizing space. This unit will adjust from 43 inches to 72 inches easily to accommodate a top within that range. I used a standard 1.5-inch thick countertop that was 24 inches deep for the top which allowed me to trim to the exact width. 3. build strong - the design of this desk provides a heavy base along with a good load rating. This would make a great craft table or lightweight workbench as well. I support a 42-inch monitor along with other items on my desk during the workday.. it shows no signs of a struggle and the 4 memory positions help when my wife also wants to use the space. We have mine in the first 2 settings and hers in the second 2 settings... that way there is no issue with sharing the desk. Overall its not the cheapest, but its well made, no sharp edges and the mechanism is working flawlessly so far.

Great. really sturdy and stable at max height. It is also suprisingly quiet. I am 6'2'' and my desk is not at max height when i am standing. Only thing is the instruction didnt seem to match the bolts i had in the box. My guess is they were the old instruction and didnt update the manual for the new set of bolts UPDATE : The desk is still amazing after a year of work from home. I added two 27'' screen and a support and with my laptop and other items on my desk I have no issue raising and lowering the legs. Looks great, sturdy and good quality.

Solid frame, holds my 8ft tabletop and everything well, doesn’t struggle lifting at all. Just got it a few days ago so will update if anything happens, but so far absolutely no issues. Easy to set up and ready to go. I went with this desk because it went lower than what the more mainstream options available on Amazon, and I’m glad i did. I’m 5’ 7” and it goes lower than id ever need. It has a good adjustability range as well.

High quality standing desk base. Was very easy to install with the provided instructions, was easy to install with the table top I already have. Motors are smooth and quiet while going up and down. Zero wobble while sitting and very minimal wobbling when fully extended. Highly recommended.

I like the desk frame and the smoothness of the movement when changing from standing to sitting. The sound is really low and the structure is sturdy and strong.