Fromann Dual Motor Standing Desk Frame 3 Tier Legs Sit Stand up Electric Height Adjustable Desk Base for Home and Office (Black)

Extremely easy to assemble.. Very good, high quality product.. Super smooth.. Works great.. You do need to have a good thick desk top to use. I used this with a 1” thick x 60” wide x 30” deep (front to back) desk. It is very smooth and quiet.. I have yet, to load all of my work monitors, but I foresee no issues as it is also very sturdy and does not wobble at all. I would definitely buy this product again. Exactly what I was looking 👀 for.. Great value!

UPDATE (Almost 3 years in use): Continues to work as advertised. Have given family members one of my model and one of the newer controller model (USB ports built into the height controller) for WFH use. We are all extremely satisfied. In addition, we all have the Uprite Ergo Mesh Cable Manager and the PivyCord-V Flex Chain Raceway to keep the look clean and uncluttered.Unpackaging and Assembly: The item was well packaged with a fitted firm foam interior that protected the beautiful finish on the legs and frame. I don't remember seeing it, but the metalwork may be powder coated. I gave 5 stars for the assembly as it is easy and straightforward. While the assembly instructions are very good, they could use a better diagram for mounting the motor control underneath. For shorter desks, there are hooks on the box that attach to the frame. For longer desks you can screw directly to the desk. Because the hooks didn't feel "secure," I hooked the box to the frame, then added screws to make sure it stayed in place. Total assembly time: ~ 30 minutes.Short term usage: Thus far, no issues with the up/down movement and the memory controls. Very, very stable even when I mounted ~6 inches from each L/R edge of a 72" tabletop. If long-term use is the same, this will have been a bargain. I hope update at 6 months.Overall: Extremely satisfied and have recommended to my family for their home offices.Side note: I also purchased an Uprite Ergo Mesh Cable Organizer to keep the desktop and underneath the desk free of cable clutter. (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08HXZJG6S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)

I have tried a similar frame sold by another famous brand before, and this one is better:1. The lowest height is lowest on the market;2. The controller is of very high quality and aesthetics;3. The frame is very sturdy with broad leg surface and double beams to connect the dual motors on both legs4. The metal is coated with a matte-quality material so it is not too shiny, but the coating is quite thick and consistent, so it feels very high quality, rather than some cheap paint;5. The movement is very fast and quiet and stable.Overall, this is the best furniture I have purchased in 10 years.

This electric adjustable desk base is so worth the money!!!First - the weight of the package is no joke. It is a heavy box compacted into an estimated - 8"x12"x48" box. Inside, the parts are neatly packed into its packaging, and the number of pieces was less than I expected. There is a cross-section for under the desk, where the motors and legs attach, 2-raising legs, 2-wide feet, a power-box, control assembly, and some wires.I connected all the parts following the instructions, and it was pretty easy. Heavy sheet metal bolts screw each piece together. The steel is a hefty gauge. I bought a Butcher Block Desktop / Countertop (from Home Depot - under $200), and it is 60" x 30" and weighs an estimated 65-80lbs.I screwed the base to the new Butcher Desktop, installed the control assembly at the edge, and set up my desk. I have two large monitors (32" 4K & 28" UHD) plus a laptop and other gear on top of the desk.FYI - I adjusted the settings (see instructions) to reflect the height of the top of my desk to the floor and changed it to Inches (live in the US). The desk has NO PROBLEM in lifting all this weight up and down. When pressing the button to adjust, it has a smooth beginning and throughout the entire trip up and down.I highly recommend this product for around $500 with the butcherblock desktop.

UPDATED REVIEW--Fromann eventually reached out and provided me with a working unit for free. It seems I might have received a "lemon" first time but luckily this second unit seems to work. Assembly was much easier the second time around and the unit is responsive. I am slightly hesitant about the warranty if something should go wrong, but certainly works now for a reasonable price.Just be aware you will still have to reach out to the seller via amazon if something goes wrong (at least initially) and would have been nice had the first unit worked which is why I reduced it 1 star.ORIGINAL REVIEW--Package arrived quickly and overall initial quality was surprisingly nice. However, when I went to assemble two of the frame holes did not align and could not be assembled. Since the quality appeared nice, I decided to drill out the miss-aligned holes so I could continue assembly which was easy enough.The real issue was when I went to turn on the unit. After plugging in the unit, the desk immediately raised to setting 91 and none of the buttons were responsive. After turning the unit on and off, I then received a e-1 res error which should have allowed the unit to reset. However, since none of the buttons worked, the reset function was useless.I quickly realized there is NO contact information for the company so had to reach out via amazon to the seller (yes there is no information in the included manual or shipping materials). The company was fairly responsive via amazon, however they more or less sent the operating manual twice. I was finally able to get a contact email address but have not received a response which was unsettling. Please note that I waited a few days for a response since they will only respond at night due to difference in time zones.Needless to say, I unfortunately had to un-assemble and return this defective unit. If this product worked I think it might be good value for money, but I would assume the "warranty" is completely worthless (lack of direct contact information is telling).