Executive Office With Stand Up Desk

Very large, more for an executive style desk that is more than 3ft deep

The stand is a little large, but has a nice weight and looks good on my desk. I liked it so much, I bought one for the office as well.

I wanted this stool so I could get rid of the big executive chair I sit at my desk in. In a video shot, or still image, the chair itself takes up too much space. The stool telescopes to the desired height effortlessly.

I was able to create a standing desk arrangement for my home office using this stand. Having your laptop at eye level makes a huge difference for comfort.

Exceptionally well-engineered desk stand. We're using these for office work stations with tops made of finished solid core (don't use hollow) interior door slabs at 32 x 80 purchased at the big box. Assembly takes about 20-30 minutes each and all parts were a perfect fit. Our solid tops and office equipment amount to +/- 50lb and the height adjustment works flawlessly so these can be adjusted easily by anyone at any time. Very happy with this purchase.

My only complaint, after years of using an electric sit/stand desk in my office, is that cranking to change height is a bit slow and laborious.� Takes about a minute to crank it up from sitting to standing height, and a bit more shaky at height.� Still an excellent value for the money.� Allow 20 minutes for assembly, and have a mallet handy.

Perfect for my office. Holds 2 24 monitors securely on my electric sit/stand desk from Ikea. All my co-workers want one now.

I use for office desk printer

When taking executive portraits, the chairs in their office aren't always appropriate for portraiture. This product is perfect for such shoots. The size is great and the ability to disassemble for transport is a time saver. It's sturdy and adjusting the height is easy and the comfortable seat gets high marks from clients.

I wanted a simple to use matrix selector for an executive office and this product is fantasic. I'm purchasing another for a 2nd executive to keep operations common.