VIVO
VIVO Manual Stand Up Desk 43 x 24 White Top Black Frame
A compact 43 x 23.6 inch manual standing desk with a white particle-board top, black steel frame, 28.6 to 46.8 inch height range and 110 lb capacity
- TypeDesks & Laptop Stands
- ColorWhite/Black
- Smooth height changes via 15 mm per turn crank
- Compact 43 x 23.6 inch top fits small rooms
- Seam-free particle-board surface resists scratches
- Steel frame holds 110 lbs for dual monitors
- Height range 28.6 to 46.8 inches suits many users
Compact Standing Desk
The VIVO manual stand-up desk offers a 43 by 23.6 inch white particle-board top on a black steel frame. A hand crank raises or lowers the surface between 28.6 and 46.8 inches, letting you alternate between sitting and standing. It suits home-office workers who need a complete, space-efficient workstation without electric power.
Steady Low-Effort Adjustment
Turning the crank moves the telescopic legs at 15 mm per turn, so height changes are smooth and quiet. The all-steel frame keeps the desk stable at any height within the range, and the scratch-resistant top resists daily wear. No motor or external power supply is required, eliminating noise and cable clutter.
Consistent 110 lb Capacity
The frame supports up to 110 lbs across the full height range, so dual-monitor arms, a laptop and accessories stay secure during extended standing sessions. The one-piece 1.1 inch thick top prevents flex even when the desk remains at standing height for hours, and the manual mechanism never loses calibration or slows down under load.
Highlights
- Smooth height changes via 15 mm per turn crank
- Compact 43 x 23.6 inch top fits small rooms
- Seam-free particle-board surface resists scratches
- Steel frame holds 110 lbs for dual monitors
- Height range 28.6 to 46.8 inches suits many users
Specifications
| Type | Desks & Laptop Stands |
|---|---|
| Brand | VIVO |
| Color | White/Black |
Questions about this item
How do I assemble the desk and what is the step people often miss?
Attach the telescopic steel legs to the particle-board top using the supplied hardware, then install the hand crank onto the designated drive shaft; the step most often missed is tightening the crank's set screw fully so the handle does not slip during height changes.
What maintenance or replacement will the desk need over time?
Periodically check and re-tighten all frame bolts and the crank set screw; lubricate the telescopic leg slides if movement becomes stiff, and replace the crank handle only if the set-screw threads strip.
What limit appears first during sustained daily height changes?
The hand-crank mechanism advances 15 mm per turn, so frequent full-range cycles between 28.6 and 46.8 inches make crank fatigue the practical limit before the 110 lb frame capacity is reached.
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