Dual Motor Standing Desk Frame, 3-Stage Standing Desk Legs with 3 Memory Height Settings and 2 USB Ports, Sit Stand Desk Metal Frame (White Frame Only)

I made a tv stand out of this for the end of my bed, and it works beautifully. Beware that the button housing has a leveler inside of it, so it must be mounted level, or a safety mechanism will prevent the unit from rising.

I'm thoroughly impressed with this standing desk frame's stability and overall build quality. Assembling it, solo took me approximately 1.5 hours, which was straightforward thanks to the clear instructions and well-organized hardware. Since I already had a desktop, I was primarily looking for a reliable rising frame, and this one exceeded my expectations.The frame arrived pre-calibrated, was a huge time-saver, and included all the necessary hardware for a secure desktop attachment. The dual-motor system operates smoothly and quietly, seamlessly transitioning between sitting and standing positions. At this price point, the dual motors are a significant advantage, offering performance and stability typically found in more expensive models. The frame feels rock-solid at all heights, eliminating any wobble or instability. It performs its intended purpose flawlessly, making my workday significantly more comfortable and productive

I had purchased this with a butcher heavy block table amd it's a great fit. Table is strong with its 3 stage legs to do the heavy lifting.A+ 🤓

very durable and also great quality.

The media could not be loaded. Review:The ERGOMORE Dual Motor Sit-Stand Desk Frame is hands down the best value for anyone looking to build a professional-grade standing desk on a budget. I paired this frame with a full teak butcher block top and was able to stay under $500 for the entire setup—a feat that’s hard to match for the quality you get!Assembly was straightforward, and I was able to put it together myself without any issues. The dual motors operate smoothly and quietly, and the control pad is intuitive, allowing me to set and switch between height presets effortlessly. The frame feels incredibly sturdy, even with a heavy solid wood top.This desk looks and functions like it cost much more, and the ability to customize it with a real wood top makes it stand out compared to pre-made options. If you’re looking for an affordable yet high-quality solution to build a personalized sit-stand desk, the ERGOMORE frame is unbeatable. Highly recommend it!

These are amazing. The legs are sturdy and handle a great size desk. It moves up fast and is very quiet.The only downfall is that the plugs (usb and usb-c) that are in the up/down mechanism does not charge a device.

I want to set up a desk for my wife who works at home. I choose this frame because the minimum height is 25", most of others is 27.5". The frame surprises me in a nice way.High built quality. Strong material, the steel is 3.5mm thick, resulting a very sturdy frame. The welding is clean, solid. Screw is machine screw type (turn by allen wrench key). You can tight them as hard as you could, no chance of breaking one. For each type of screw, one extra is included.The frame is easy to put together. Drill holes is precised. I have no problem with alignment of holes to tight a screw. The finished frame is solid, stable, no wobbling any direction. It's heavier than I expected.I put on a 50"x25" solid birch butcher block for the top. Tight 10 screws, it's strong a like a battle tank. If I push the table hard enough, it moves, but not shaking.The motor is quieter than expected. The controller has 4 programmable positions, most other has 3. Once, I move the desk up and down, changing direction in quick succession, the controller goes error. Just unplug the power cord, wait for 5 seconds, re-plug, back to normal.In all, I'm glad with the right purchase. Excellent product and relative lower price compare to similar one. I'm going to purchase one more for myself.

This thing was easy to put together and had good instructions. I plugged it in and it worked perfectly. Then, I got ready to put my desktop on and it no longer worked. It would go up a few inches and give error E04 and then go down. When I do the calibrate thing, it goes to the bottom and gives error E00. There is no troubleshooting information in the manual. There is no contact information in the manual and googling the name of the company finds nothing. Through trial and error, I figured out that the big control box that is the brain of the operation must have a level switch in it. So, if you have it dangling at an angle or vertical, you'll get the E04 error, because it thinks that the two motors aren't level with each other. If you make the box level, it works perfectly. That's why its important to have it screwed to the underside of the desk and use a level. Now that I figured that out, this thing is fantastic. I had a Ikea desktop that was perfect for my use and I was able to slide it off of the existing frame, with all my equipment attached, onto this frame, balance it and shoot some screws. I do question the need for the rubber spacers. I think this might be even more solid without them.