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A riser sits on an existing desk and lifts the screen and keyboard. A powered frame replaces the desk and raises everything on it, including whatever else is on the surface.

A riser at 15kg takes a monitor and keyboard. A frame at 70kg or 100kg takes a full desk of equipment, and the figure includes the desktop as well as what stands on it.

A single motor drives both legs through a linkage. A dual motor frame drives each leg, which is steadier under an uneven load and generally quieter in a shared room.

Usually not. Desktops at 1400 x 700mm are held in four finishes to fit the frames, so the surface and the mechanism are chosen separately.

Setting and recalling heights, so sitting and standing positions are returned to exactly rather than being adjusted by eye each time the desk moves.

Because a rising desk with fixed cables stops at the length of the shortest one. Cable management and monitor arms let the desk move through its full travel.

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There are two ways to get a standing position and they cost very differently. A desk riser sits on an existing desk and lifts the screen and keyboard. A powered frame replaces the desk entirely and raises everything on it, including whatever else is on the surface. Which suits depends on whether the existing desk is worth keeping as much as on budget.

Load capacity decides which is viable. A riser at 15kg takes a monitor and a keyboard. A frame at 70kg or 100kg takes a full desk of equipment, and the figure includes the desktop itself as well as what stands on it.

Motor count changes how the frame behaves rather than only how fast it moves. A single motor drives both legs through a linkage. A dual motor frame drives each leg, which is steadier under an uneven load and generally quieter, and the ultra-quiet designation matters in a room shared with others. Ultra-quiet operation is stated on the frames that carry it rather than being assumed of all of them.

The frame and the desktop are usually bought separately, and a 1400 x 700mm desktop in four finishes fits the frames here. Monitor arms and cable management complete the setup, since a rising desk with fixed cables is a rising desk that stops. Send the room and the equipment to 07754288583 on WhatsApp. Desktop finishes run white, oak, black and carbon fibre effect at the same dimensions.

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FAQs

A riser sits on an existing desk and lifts the screen and keyboard. A powered frame replaces the desk and raises everything on it, including whatever else is on the surface.

A riser at 15kg takes a monitor and keyboard. A frame at 70kg or 100kg takes a full desk of equipment, and the figure includes the desktop as well as what stands on it.

A single motor drives both legs through a linkage. A dual motor frame drives each leg, which is steadier under an uneven load and generally quieter in a shared room.

Usually not. Desktops at 1400 x 700mm are held in four finishes to fit the frames, so the surface and the mechanism are chosen separately.

Setting and recalling heights, so sitting and standing positions are returned to exactly rather than being adjusted by eye each time the desk moves.

Because a rising desk with fixed cables stops at the length of the shortest one. Cable management and monitor arms let the desk move through its full travel.

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