OPEN-BOX Programmable Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk (FOR PICKUP AT OUR TORONTO LOCATION)

What is an open-box item? 

Typically, open-box items are goods returned by customers, inspected by the retailer, found to be in working order, and re-sold at a discount, rather than returned to the manufacturer.

What is the weight capacity of the desk? 

Our Programmable Dual Motor standing desk can lift up to 300 lbs. 

I can't find the assembly instructions, where can I get them? 

You can find them here: AnthroDesk Dual Motor Desk Assembly Guide (PDF)

How do I install an AnthroDesk tabletop?

Please note our desk table tops do not have pre-drilled holes. This allows for custom positioning of the top on the frame and in addition of accessories like CPU holders, etc (also, the laminate tabletops are reversible, so holes can't be made until you first decide what side you want to use).  As such, a drill will be needed to install the tabletop. After you position the top on the standing desk frame (normally centred), use the wood screws included to attach the desktop to all four corners. Some standing desk models will also have brackets on the central crossbar that can be used for additional support (optional).

Click the link to see a video showing tabletop installation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4LyjNZYs94 

Please note that the installation instructions above are only applicable to AnthroDesk tabletops purchased from our website. Other table tops may be used, but installation instructions may vary.

How fast do the Dual Motor Standing Desks move up and down?

They move approximately 2.75cm / 1" a second up OR down. Moving from the lowest position to the highest is approximately 17 seconds.

What type of shoes should I wear with a standing desk?

We have seen people wear all types of shoes, however ideally you should wear shoes that have little or no heel and are naturally comfortable with little pressure on any part of the foot. If you are not used to standing for prolonged periods, we also recommend an anti-fatigue mat such as this one, which can be used with or without shoes (which may be the best option of all!)

Is the desk difficult to assemble?

No! Most people assemble the desks in under an hour (and handyman types can typically assemble the frame in less than 20 minutes). The best time we've heard for assembling the Electric Standing Desk was 10 minutes - let us know if you did it in less time!

How do I install the tabletop/desktop?

After you position the top on the standing desk frame (our default recommendation is to center it on the frame), use the wood screws included to attach the desk top on all four corners. Some adjustable desk frames will also have brackets on the central crossbar that can be used for additional support (optional).

Is the Dual Motor Electric Standing Desk Loud?

Not very loud. Our desk is quieter than any of the single-motor designs. The dual motors of our sit-stand desk are located in each leg column, which provides some baffling against noise. Also, since there are two motors, they don't have to work as hard (or as loudly) to move the desk up or down.

What height should I use for my standing desk?

This is a decision of personal preference and body type. However as a VERY general guide, see the following body heights and corresponding maximum desk heights below (and remember if you buy a frame without a tabletop, the desk table top will add to the height)

• 6'3" - 46"
• 6'2" - 45.5"
• 6'1" - 45"
• 6'0" - 44"
• 5'11" - 43.5"
• 5'10" - 43"
• 5'9" - 42"
• 5'8" - 41.5"
• 5'7" - 41"
• 5'6" - 40.5"
• 5'5" - 40"
• 5'4" - 39"
• 5'3" - 38.5"
• 5'2" - 38"

Who can I call for support?

You can call us at 1-800-267-1783 for any additional questions you have

My desk seems to wobble a bit. What can I do?

There are a few reasons why your desk may wobble a little more than expected. Some slight movement is normal but nothing that would be distracting or cause concern for monitors or anything else on your desk. Reasons why your desk may be wobbling:

• Frame bolts are not sufficiently tightened
• Desk frame is over-extended (raised above maximum height)
• Floor is not level (and level adjusters are not appropriately set)
• Floor is unstable or not sufficiently firm (e.g. plush carpet)