Move 60 Series 60W L Shaped Standing Desk in Hansen Cherry - Engineered Wood

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Things to consider: The parts of the desk are very heavy, you may need help to move it around to the space you want to assemble it. It is a big desk so space needs to be considered, the L part gives you extra space or will take some space, however you want to see it. It is a very good thing that it has the power of lifting according your own needs, very ergonomic. You need to have some handy skills to be able assamble it and a drill, the instructions are very clear and helpful and if you follow them you wont have any problems, there are just some drilling I had to do. Cons: you have to use the L shape to be able to lift it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all, let me just say: this desk is HEAVY. And I don't mean “kind of heavy.” I mean three separate boxes heavy. It came in one big box, a slightly smaller big box, and then one smaller box that was actually the heaviest of all. That one alone had to been close to 100 pounds. I had to use a dolly just to get it from the mailroom to my apartment door. There was absolutely no way I could've carried that by myself. I started by opening the smallest (but heaviest) box first, because instinctively I figured that's where the hardware would be… and I was right. All the metal parts were in there. The desk has three legs, and each leg easily weighs 20 pounds or more. On top of that, there are several metal frame pieces, all very solid and heavy duty. One thing I really appreciated: all the hardware was clearly labeled and matched the manual perfectly. The instructions were easy to follow, and putting the pieces together itself wasn't confusing at all. The only real challenge is the physical part, lifting and maneuvering the pieces. Because of the weight, I can definitely see this being difficult for someone elderly or anyone with physical limitations. A strong person could do it alone, but honestly, two people would make this much easier. Now, about the build quality; this desk is incredibly sturdy. The metal frame feels like it could last a thousands of years (not even joking). The tabletop pieces are particle board with veneer, but they're very dense and strong, not flimsy at all. Screws hold firmly, and everything feels solid once assembled. I could even see someone upgrading the tabletops to solid wood in the future because the frame would absolutely support it without a problem. The motorized height adjustment works smoothly, and I really like the digital control panel. It shows the exact height as you raise or lower the desk, which gives it a very sleek, modern feel. The motor and control mount cleanly underneath and don't look bulky or awkward. It also comes with cord organizers that stick underneath the desk, which helps keep things from hanging everywhere. That said, this is where my one real complaint comes in. I wish they had included a hanging pouch or pocket system under the desk for cable management. The hooks work, but organizing all the cords neatly wasn't my favorite part, and I think that's an area they could improve. With that being said, I genuinely love this desk. It's beautiful, solid, and makes my workspace feel intentional. It honestly motivates me to sit down and get work done. Once it's set up, it feels incredibly stable and high quality. Overall, it's a premium desk, and it feels like one. Just be prepared for the weight during setup, and you'll be very happy with it.