Fully Jarvis Bamboo Standing Desk vs Uplift V2-Commercial

Beautifully aesthetic, and solid desk. The desk base is fairly heavy, so getting it upstairs was a bit of a challenge. And a took a little bit of time to assemble. Especially with the one size fits all instructions for different desks that took some interpretation

* ‍Uplift V2 Commercial Frame. * Butcher Block Countertop Desk Surface (Home Depot). * Ikea Drawers (Alex).

I was able to get them and put the desk together just fine. The second issue I ran into had to do with my wire tamer tray and my power strip. My power...

At the end of putting this thing together, I actually had to go to my town's recycle center to get rid of all the cardboard and inserts because there ...

1/12/2022 - Still great! - 4.5/5 stars Time flies! Anyway, I have owned the desk for nearly 3 years at this point and I have had no major issues. A minor thing I did notice is a bit of tilt towards myself (as a round pen rolled toward me); however, this is most probably due to the imbalance that my current setup introduces (with my "desktop" computer literally hanging from the desk bottom). Beyond that quirk, no problems in my day-to-day work life using the desk as a standing or traditional desk

(my monitors are only 27" tho). So far (first day) im pretty happy with the stability.

It took us about 2 hours to put it together. The desk feels quite sturdy and my monitors don’t shake when I type, which was my primary objective. I have the 42x27” desk with a lavender frame. The photos online make the frame look a little more pink than it really is

These guys make some of my favorite pants. They're versatile, extremely comfortable to wear and they're made of high performance material so they're b...

The desk was only $500 when I bought mine. Now you'd be paying $789 for the same desk. Blame the pandemic if you wish, it still seems crazy that it's gone up so much.

While a number of desktop styles made from laminate, including the whiteboard laminate we picked out for our review model, come at no additional cost, desktops made from real or reclaimed wood can end up costing more than the desk itself. For instance, the most expensive option at the time of writing is the Pheasant Wood Live Edge 1.75” which costs a whopping $1,090.