Best less expensive standing desk

Strategist writer and home-design expert Lauren Ro told us about her husband Chang’s work-from-home setup, which includes this Uplift standing desk. He appreciates that it’s highly customizable. There are about two dozen desktop materials available, from more budget-friendly laminate or bamboo (which Chang has) to much more expensive options like solid walnut and live-edge pheasant wood. There are five desktop sizes (note that not every size is available in every material), some of which are available with a curved front edge. Configuring your desk involves choosing a desktop size and material, a base color and style, grommet covers for the desktop, and a keypad, among other things. Keypad options include a basic model with up and down buttons and an advanced model with multiple memory presets.
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Depending on which frame style you choose, Uplift also sells an under-desk hammock that can attach to the frame for George Costanza–esque under-desk naps. The list of other potential add-ons and accessories is frankly longer than a diner menu, and includes everything from a bamboo desk drawer to a magnetic cable-organizing channel to power grommets that let you plug in a phone or laptop right on the desktop.
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Strategist senior editor Jen Trolio has an Uplift standing desk, though she opted to purchase only the desk frame so that she could attach a custom desktop. “I didn’t want any predrilled grommet holes on the desktop, and it wasn’t an option to purchase a desktop from Uplift without them,” she explains, so she opted to have a solid maple desktop made by a local carpenter. Assembling the frame and installing the desktop took some time but was fairly straightforward and went smoothly thanks to well-written, easy-to-follow instructions, Trolio says, and she’s happy with the finished project.
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