Desky Dual Scalloped Laminate Sit Stand Desk Natural Walnut 59.1 x 29.5 in Matte Black office furniture
- Desk
- Height Adjustable,…
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Desky
Height-adjustable desk with dual scalloped laminate top, dual-motor lift at 1.6" per second, 23.6" to 49.2" range, 330.7 lbs capacity, and four memory presets
Color Classic Oak / Gray
Sizes/Dimensions 59.1 x 29.5 inches with Grommets
The Desky Dual Scalloped Laminate Sit Stand Desk provides a height-adjustable work surface for home offices and commercial environments. Its dual motor lifting system moves the desktop at 1.6 inches per second between sitting and standing positions. The frame accommodates 95 percent of users with a height range of 23.6 to 49.2 inches.
The ergonomic front cut-out design allows the desk to sit flush against a wall or back-to-back with another desk without blocking monitor arm mounts. The laminate surface measures 59.1 by 29.5 inches, offering a spacious work area for monitors, laptops and accessories. The melamine finish supports daily use in professional settings.
Whisper quiet motors operate within a concealed frame structure that maintains stability during adjustments. An anti-collision system stops movement automatically if an obstruction is detected. The dual motor system delivers 330.7 lbs of lifting capacity for heavy workstation loads. Tool-free installation simplifies setup.
| 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 | Classic Oak / Grey |
| Finish/Surface | Laminate |
| Sizes/Dimensions | 59.1 x 29.5 in |
| Selling Unit | 1 |
| Specifications | Height Adjustment: Dual motor system allows smooth and quiet transitions at 1.6" per second between sitting and standing positions. Dual Scalloped Desktop: Ergonomic front cut-out design supports closer positioning and improved desk access. Spacious Work Surface: Wide desktop provides space for monitors, laptops, and office accessories Melamine Desk Surface: Durable surface supports daily use and provides a clean, professional workspace. Strong Desk Frame: Solid frame construction supports stability during height adjustments and daily work. Custom Height Range: Adjustable height supp |
| Type Specifications | Office Furniture |
| Labor | 5 Years |
| Commercial/Residential | Commercial |
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The dual motors move the surface at 1.6" per second, so a full sit-to-stand trip takes roughly sixteen seconds — quick enough to change posture without breaking focus.
That rating includes the desktop itself plus monitors, mounts, computers and accessories; typical multi-monitor workstations stay well within the limit.
The dual scalloped rear edges let the desk sit tight to a wall or back-to-back with another desk while still clearing monitor-arm clamps and cable routing.
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