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When looking for the right electric stand lift, you may want to consider some application-specific factors in order to determine the right lift for you. Here are a few things to consider when choosing the ideal standing desk for your office or home office.
Available standing height range – The range of heights that the mechanism can actually pass is important, this range will give you the and heights that a benchtop mechanism can reach. You will want to make sure that the electric lift system can be lowered low enough to allow you to sit ergonomically and work when used in a seated position, and high enough to be able to stand and work when used while standing. desk location. This is especially important if you are tall.
Institutional Weight – The weight capacity of a height-adjustable standing desk system should be strong enough to carry the weight of the tabletop and all its contents, plus some spare capacity for safety. This is especially important for larger desks where multiple people using multiple devices can work at the same time, or if you have heavy equipment to place on the desk.
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Expandable base width – The width of the base is standard for desks, but if you're using an odd size desk! Our desk frames are adjustable to accommodate very narrow desks. How wide the base of a desk can be, is usually given as a to width. Ideally, you want a standing tabletop mechanism with an adjustable base that allows you to adjust the width. You'll notice that all-electric standing desks use one leg on each side of the desk frame instead of each corner, this is to keep costs down as each leg is basically is a linear actuator, which is an expensive item and not really necessary. Put one in every corner of a regular table.
The number of legs and shape – The number of legs you need and the shape of your electronic desk will depend on your needs. Generally speaking, an L-shaped desk will have more legs to support a larger area and weight, but the simple rectangular desks that makeup 90% of all desks require only a 2-post standing desk mechanism.
