DeskHaus Vertex Pro vs Uplift E7 Electric Standing Desk Converter

That is so. This will go all the way down to 22 inches and all the way up to 48, and this has the live edge or the faux live edge, oiled wall or oiled...

This is a very heavy duty, well constructed piece that you won't be sorry you spent the money on. Yes, it's costly, but this is truly a case of "you get what you pay for". Rise and lower is super smooth and you never have to worry about things jostling out of place when it is put in motion. And it's heavy duty!! Wish I had someone else to help me put it together, but I managed on my own

I purchased a vertex pro from /deskhaus and I am precise when it comes to cable management. I am looking for a metal cable tray that'll fixate to the underneath of the desk and/or to the desk frame in some capacity. Preferably, I am looking for something that is metal, not plastic. Don't care about the color as I can sandblast and re-paint it

The E7 is a workstation that can be placed on any desk in an office setting or at home and basically allows the user to stand up and work for part of ...

As per him the most stable (extended range) desk he sells is the Vertex Diamond Pro with the 35” feet. My requirements were a 84” x 36” top, and two G9 Neos mounted on HX arms. Stability at max height is key. Edit: also, please avoid a crossbar if you can

I bought this as a stepping stone between my current desk and an UPLIFT V2, which based on this experience I will certainly plan to purchase in the future.