Desky Dual Laminate Sit Stand Desk Jarrah Legno White 70.9 x 29.5 in
- Desk
- Height Adjustable,…
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Desky
Height-adjustable desk with dual motors, 23.6 to 49.2 inch range, 308 lb capacity and four memory presets
Color Prime Oak / Matte Black
Sizes/Dimensions 70.9 x 29.5 inches with Grommets
The electric sit-stand desk adjusts from 23.6 to 49.2 inches using a dual-motor lifting system. It supports up to 308 lbs, making it suitable for dual monitors, desktop towers and peripherals. The three-stage frame design keeps the surface flat and stable throughout the full height range. It is built for commercial and residential use with a BIFMA-compliant structure.
Two motors deliver smooth height changes at 1.5 or 1.6 inches per second while operating quietly. The anti-collision sensors detect obstructions and stop movement automatically to prevent damage or injury. A digital controller stores four programmable height presets for instant recall. An integrated under-desk cable tray keeps power and data cords organised and out of sight.
The frame assembles without tools, reducing setup time for most users. The large 70.9 by 29.5 inch laminate desktop is heavy and may require two people to position safely on the frame. Ensure the desktop is aligned before tightening fasteners to avoid wobble at standing height. Buyers who need a smaller footprint or a different surface material will not find those options in this configuration.
| Type | Desk |
|---|---|
| Features | Height Adjustable, Dual Motor Lifting System, Anti-Collision System, Whisper Quiet Operation, 3-Stage Frame Design, Ergonomically Suited for 95% of Users, BIFMA Compliant, Tool Free Installation, 4 Height Memory Presets, Leading Stability and Strength |
| Color | Prime Oak / Matte Black |
| Finish/Surface | Laminate |
| Sizes/Dimensions | 70.9 x 29.5 in |
| Selling Unit | 1 |
| Specifications | Premium Laminate Desktop Finish – Durable, low-maintenance white melamine surface is scratch-resistant, easy to clean, and ideal for home offices or professional workspaces. Electric Height Adjustable (23.6"–49.2") – Dual motor system delivers fast, whisper-quiet transitions at 1.6" per second between 23.6" and 49.2", supporting a wide ergonomic range. Supports Up to 308 lbs – Reinforced steel frame construction with dual motors accommodates dual monitors, desktops, printers, and more—up to 308 lbs. 4 Programmable Height Presets – Digital controller lets you store and recall four cus |
| Type Specifications | Office Furniture |
| Labor | 5 Years |
| Commercial/Residential | Commercial |
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The laminate surface is scratch-resistant and low-maintenance, requiring only regular cleaning rather than refinishing over its service life.
The dual-motor lifting system is rated for 308 lbs, so sustained loads at that level will stress the motors and frame before any other part.
Operation is described as whisper-quiet at 1.5 in per second, with no noticeable heat buildup during repeated adjustments.
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