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I bought a sit-stand frame from Ergotron[0] which I fitted my old desk surface onto which saved me quite a bit of money. I don't like cranks or electronic moto
by agentultra 11y ago
I bought a sit-stand frame from Ergotron[0] which I fitted my old desk surface onto which saved me quite a bit of money.
I don't like cranks or electronic motors. My criteria for a sit/stand desk was that it must be fast and practically effortless to switch between the two positions. For that you cannot beat a lift-system like the one in the Ergotron.
[0] http://www.ergotron.com/ProductsDetails/tabid/65/PRDID/757/language/en-US/Default.aspx http://www.ergotron.com/ProductsDetails/tabid/65/PRDID/757/l...
- almostimplement 11y agoI've an Ergotron WorkFit-T [0] at work that I've been very happy with. [0] https://www.ergotron.com/Portals/0/literature/productSheets/english/05-WorkFit-T.pdf https://www.ergotron.com/Portals/0/literature/productSheets/...
- edc117 11y agoHow is the lowering action? Does it go down smoothly? I have to admit this looks pretty promising, I might have to see if I can find one.
- agentultra 11y agoIt's smooth. It locks into position at set intervals when you release the lever. Fortunately there is a good range of motion and the intervals are rather small (I'd estimate around 2-3cm each?).
- jmnicolas 11y ago> you cannot beat a lift-system like the one in the Ergotron I think if you really want something fast you need a sitting desk AND a standing desk with mirrored monitors and each desk with its own keyboard and mouse.