Modern Standing Desk – Non-Electric
$499.99 – $549.99
Description
Say hello to your new supportive co-worker, Millie Desk by Artopex
This Modern Standing Desk, is height adjustable with casters and will allow you to vary your position throughout the day.
- Perfect for writing and laptop users
- Adjusts smoothly and easily, supporting over 17lbs of equipment
- Non-electric, pneumatic adjustment system, similar to an office chair
- Commercial grade laminate for your home office
- Desk top dimensions available: 24″ X 42″ and 24″ X 36″
- Laminate surface and base
- Adjustment range: from sitting 28 1/4″ to standing 43 1/2″
- Telescopic metal base
- On casters, with locks
A Modern White Standing Desk, made in Canada
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| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Depth | 24" |
| Width | 36" or 42" |
| Height | 28 1/4" to 43 1/2" |
| Weight | 46 lbs |
| Details | |
| Model | ART POPUPi____ |
| Construction / Materials | Laminate and Steel |
| Warranty PDF | 1 Year Warranty |
| Instructions PDF | Instructions PDF |
| Estimated Assembly Time | Under 1 hour |
3 reviews for Modern Standing Desk – Non-Electric
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Rodney – Staff Reviewer –
If you need a small sit/stand desk, this is an excellent Canadian-made option. Being non-electric, it can be put anywhere and moved anywhere without the hassle of cords. Raises and lowers easily by the lever and pressing slightly on the top. Perfect for laptop users.
Mandeep (verified owner) –
Love this desk. I have a small office/guest room and I needed a moveable sit/stand desk. The desk rolls into my closet when I don’t need it. I work from home and use the desk everyday. It also fits in with my decor.
Caroline Busbridge (verified owner) –
The desk looks just as expected (I ordered the ginger and its closer to the photos showing the lighter shade). My concern is how wobbly it is, so beware if you have any monitors. I have two set up and the desk is concerning in both positions, but especially when in standing mode. Trying to figure out how to stabilize it. Its not the wheels…its the fact that its all relying on the one post for support. If only using with a laptop, I think it would be a great addition to a home office.