Corner and L-Shaped Standing Desks

When standing desks first started appearing online en masse, they were pretty much all rectangular affairs. Nowadays, that has all changed.

While all corner desks and L-desks will fit into a corner, there are significant differences between the two.

UpLift offers three lines of L-desks and all are built atop the Jiecang base, making it an economical choice for less expensive desktops.

Fully is one of the few online sellers in the standing L-Desk game, but how does the Jarvis L-Desk stack up with the competitors?

Extremely laborious assembly process that Autonomous spins as "easy". No less than 84 bolts screws and washers are needed for the Autonomous L-Shaped desk.

L-shaped standing desk options are finally starting to catch up to their rectangular brethren in terms of offerings in the market.

If this 60" x 42" L-desk is the right size for you, and you don't mind that it only comes in white, the Eureka E-60 looks to be a great desk for the money.

A slap-dash entry to fill out Multitable's line of Asian-made standing desks, the Mod-E Pro L-Desk is as minimal an offering as you can find.

We're completely puzzled as to the choice of using a very costly three-legged, premium base to support a small and simple desktop with the UpDesk Pro.

If this unique shape sings to you, and works in your available office space, the UpLift Curved Corner is worth your consideration.

iMovR's Lander is already the very pinnacle of state-of-the-art in standing desks. Now this new Lander L-shaped standing desk has redefined the category

Stable enough to be used with walking treadmills, these two-legged desks offer exceptional ergonomics, decor options, and cost effectiveness.