- Is the Lorell Essentials a good first standing desk?
- Yes, if you want a wide surface and electric adjustment without paying for a premium frame. Expect a laminate top and some wobble at full height rather than the rigidity of a dual-motor desk.
- How stable is it when raised?
- It is stable at seated height. At standing height some owners notice sway when typing hard, so keep the desk near its lowest standing position if that bothers you.
- What are the dimensions?
- The top is 60 inches wide and 29 inches deep, which fits two monitors plus a laptop. Check your room and doorway clearance before ordering, since it is heavy once assembled.
- Does it have height memory presets?
- The basic control panel raises and lowers the desk but does not store preset heights. You hold the button until you reach your position.
- What is the top made of?
- The top is particleboard with a mahogany finish, and the legs are black metal. Use coasters and a mat to protect the surface from moisture and scratches.
- Can two people share it?
- The wide top allows two people to work side by side, but there is only one control panel, so you cannot save separate heights.
- Where is the Lorell Essentials Sit-to-Stand cheapest?
- At Quill, for $762.99, as of our latest check.