DIY Standing Desk: Choosing The Right Base Frame
We compare the different electric adjustable height desk bases available for building your very own DIY standing desk or treadmill desk workstation.
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We compare the different electric adjustable height desk bases available for building your very own DIY standing desk or treadmill desk workstation.
Our experts explain how each desk top type is manufactured, its pros and cons, and the price range you should expect to see for it.
We break down which standing desks are easiest and most difficult to put together, along with how much time assembly could take.
Highly precise, brawny, fast, and remarkably quiet, the iMovR Lander frame is perferct for DIY standing desks. It also comes with a 10-year warranty.
The Jeicang is a decent option for those who want a little better reliability and durability than bottom end desks like Autonomous and IKEA.
The iMovR Vigor is the strongest base available to DIY desk builders and it's much easier to put together than any other kitted base we've tested.
The iMovR Freedom DIY base is an answer to low-cost imports, leveraging design ingenuity and a great deal of investment in robotic manufacturing.
The Studio 470 electric standing desk base is bare bones simplified. With this DIY base you don't pay for what you don't need.
In an attempt to revamp its standing desk line, IKEA introduced a bulkier, pricier desk that's slightly less underpowered than the Bekant.
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