S STAND UP DESK STORE Crank Adjustable Height Single Column Rolling Mobile Standing Desk (Black Frame/Teak Top, 40 inch Wide)

I looked for a long time for a 40" desk on wheels. This one is sturdy and it is easy to crank up or down because it doesn't take a lot of cranks to adjust the height like other desks I've had. I have enough room for a monitor and a laptop which is exactly what I needed. I bought the color Teak. I didn't know what color that was but now that it's in person I wish it had been a natural wood or rich brown color. It is more of a red brown but it's still pretty. Thank you for making a sturdy desk that's easy to use.

This table is very sturdy. Frame is made with very solid metal. The table top is thick and wide for plenty of workspace. It rolls easily, and can lock wheels into place. It can be raised by turning the crank. In the picture, you cannot tell the crank is pushed in and up against the table top. My only complaint would be I’d like it to go a little bit lower, but I’m tall, so it’s not that bad. Love my new table. If it was cheaper, I’d buy another one, just for puzzles. Great work space for having my laptop and all the materials I need, spread out on my desk.

Just received this and am loving it. It's easy to crank up and down. The top is large enough to fit my 2 monitors, laptop, docking station, keyboard and mouse. If you're short (like me), the cross brace at the bottom serves as a nice foot rest :) The casters are nice and smooth and lock, keeping the desk from moving about. I mounted a power strip to the underside of the desktop in the back to plug everything in. That way, I can keep all the various computer cords at their shortest length and they won't be affected by raising and lowering the desk height (only the power strip chord has to adjust to accommodate the standing height). I would highly recommend this desk. Some people have commented on the "sturdiness". I find that sure, if you shake it, it shakes a little. But I notice no movement when I'm typing/working. Assembly was easy.

What I love about the desk is that the base is very heavy duty and I’m able to use a dual monitor stand without any issues. The desk works and wasn’t hard to assemble.What I don’t like is that the table top is a bit cheap and came damaged. The corner of the desk got crushed during shipping. Not surprised since the packaging is very basic. It will also make a complete mess when unpacking.

I’ve done a LOT of research to find a mobile workstation for me since I’m have been working from home everyday during the COVID-19 quarantine and this was BY FAR the best desk I’ve found. Crank up desks are sturdier than pneumatic desks and electric desks are only available in few specific dimensions. I wanted a desk of less than 40in length, compact, and sturdy. This desk was ridiculously easy to assemble, and allowed to me to attached a monitor arm (15lbs) plus a 32in monitor. I still have plenty of space to add my laptop, a small desk fan, and notebook and still have space to add support to my arm. If you are looking for something high very good quality, practical, and compact for a clean, organized workspace, this is the ideal desk.

I’ve been searching for a smaller sit/stand desk for a while. I’m permanently working from home so I wanted to find a compact version. It just arrived today and I put it together in 20-30 min. Very easy instructions to follow. Crank is also effortless to operate. It pops in when not in use. I have my laptop, 2 - 24” monitors, key board and accessories and still enough surface space. I did also buy monitor mounts to clamp on the desk which will open up even more surface area. It’s a lil shaky when you crank it up but that is expected on all the four legged versions I reviewed. I bought this because I want the flexibility to move around my house which has narrow doorways. A 48” table would not have worked. This smaller version will allow me to move from room to room with ease. Very happy with this purchase so far.

after much comparing i selected the 40" single column, crank adjustable, stand-up desk. this item arrived in a few days, was easy to assemble, and is quite sturdy in its construction. i considered the smaller (32") desk, but am happy with the 40" work surface. currently using it as a (standing) sewing station with room for my machine and more. the crank adjustment works great and stays outta the way. i can easily raise or lower on a whim and without clearing the work surface. just as easy and much more affordable than the electric models. seems like it will last forever and have many other uses.

I am very pleased with this adjustable table, which I will use in my art studio. I am past 80 years old, but was able to assemble the table myself. It is heavy, and most of the base is metal. I like the fact that it doesn’t need to be plugged in, but can be used anywhere and adjusted with the hand crank.I definitely recommend it.