My employer gave us an allowance to build our home office when Covid hit, I used mine to get a width adjustable dual-motor electric desk with 4 memory slots for

My employer gave us an allowance to build our home office when Covid hit, I used mine to get a width adjustable dual-motor electric desk with 4 memory slots for different heights. According to spec the two linear motors in this desk can lift about 150kg. =) Our apartment at the time was kinda small and I had to fit my desk to a very specific slot, so no off-the-shelf desk would've fit the nonstandard size. I bought a 100% wood kitchen counter cut to my measurements and finished it to fit the decor. We've moved since and I took off the old tiny desk, spread out the legs and got an even bigger kitchen counter cut. Still the same base. The old desktop is now my SO's remote work table, with a similar set of height-adjustable legs. tl;dr 1. Get a base with a memory so you can set your favourite positions fast (sitting, standing+writing, standing+just watching) 2. Get the biggest desktop you can fit and get a sturdy one. If the tabletop is too light, it'll shake and vibrate as you type. 3. Ikea Skådis pegboards can be attached to the actual desk so they move up and down with it: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/skadis-pegboard-white-50320805/