I'm building a big built-in desk in my study. I was thinking it'd be cool if it had a computer terminal spot that could be adjustable in height, so as to be a standing desk when desired. The adjustable part would be about 24" x 38" in size, a generous size for a monitor/keyboard/trackpad.
Googling for hardware to implement the adjustable-height function, I came across this outfit:
Probably looking at the FLT-11 or FLT-03-2-1, or this one that inexplicably is not on that page:
I can't seem to find much independent discussion of this company and their products though. So wondering if anyone has experience with them, or with alternatives - or just how they look to you.
Googling for hardware to implement the adjustable-height function, I came across this outfit:
Recessed Lifting Columns for Height Adjustable Desks
Shop for our lifting columns, known for its smooth operation and durability. Easily adjust the height of your workstation to work in comfort.
www.progressivedesk.com
Probably looking at the FLT-11 or FLT-03-2-1, or this one that inexplicably is not on that page:
Single Table Lift Frame w/ Base - Black Adjustable Table Frame Legs
A black single-leg desk frame that has height adjustable range of 25.5" that moves at a speed of 1.57"/sec. Height can be adjusted from 23.1" to 48.8".
www.progressivedesk.com
I can't seem to find much independent discussion of this company and their products though. So wondering if anyone has experience with them, or with alternatives - or just how they look to you.