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• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Steelcase Stands Tall! Great Desk!

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  I’ve Had my eye on a stand-up desk for a while now. I wanted to use it as a traditional desk, but I also wanted the ability to use it as a work bench-style hobby desk. The Steelcase looked like it would do the job and do it in style. Got it home and it’s a heavy box. It weighs about 100 lbs., so be sure to have a helper if need be to move it into the house. It will also need a pickup or SUV to transport (FYI). Be careful with the top part of the cardboard box if you use a box cutter. Do not cut too deep as the laminate desk top does have padding on the corners and side but the whole laminate desk top is not completely protected other than the outer layer of the cardboard box. Got all the parts out and laid them in my floor (see pic). I was pleasantly surprised just how easy the setup was. The instruction manual comes in the box and it will guide you right through the assembly. I mentioned that the box it came in weighed about 100 Lbs., That’s because this desk is SOLID. The material is top notch and the quality of the pieces is fantastic. I did get a little confused about a rod which was a piece of metal that connects to the motor to the non-motored side of the legs of the desk to raise and lower it. Once you read the instructions it will make sense. You have to slide the rod all the way onto the motorized side which then gives you the clearance to slide it back towards the non motorized side then tighten. It looks a little weird because the rod will look like there is extra room on the motorized side but that is by design…. I digress…just read the instruction manual! Once it was all set up I tried it out. Up and down…nice and smooth. The table top is super steady and the legs are solid…no wobble. I did have to play around with the chord a bit because if you get the chord hidden and out of sight….then raise or lower the desk the power chord has to have enough play to go up and down. I wish it had some sort of retractable power chord design. So, I am 6’1” tall and I can raise the desk all the way up till it’s too tall for me! Likewise…I can lower all the way to a comfortable seat. Really cool. (see pics). Steelcase has a winner on this one! It looks absolutely gorgeous, super stable plenty of lift and lower, and a great 12-year warranty on parts and labor! If you need a sleek well built stand-up desk or workbench for hobbies that gets the job done and looks amazing in any room….Steelcase AMQ Sit to Stand will get the job done!

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  This review is from Steelcase - AMQ Sit-to-Stand Desk - White Base Light Oak Top

  Posted 1 year ago by JC1503

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Simply perfect for my home office needs

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  I love this desk as this medium-sized and modern-looking AMQ height-adjustable desk by Steelcase with round legs and round desk edges perfectly fits my simple home office needs perfectly fine (laptop, mouse, and notebook). It enables me to make it through a workday from sitting to standing with the push of a button providing a height between 28 inches (71 cm) and almost 48 inches (120 cm) that suits nicely even tall people like me (6’6”/197 cm). The desk looks beautiful and feels rock-solid/stable even at the highest-level setting thanks to its design and weight of about 105 lbs./48 kg. The desk lift operates quietly (at < 50 dB) and rather fast (1.1”/2.8 cm / second). The only drawback is that the height control panel is limited to up/down buttons and does not provide memory settings. As such, you need to remember the height settings and with the help of the digital display press the up-down buttons for as long as needed to reach the desired heights. Thankfully, the desk provides a quiet and fast lifting experience. The desk is shipped in one box and comes with beautifully described and easy-to-follow illustrated assembly instructions and all necessary tools; despite the weight, I could quickly and easily assemble the desk independently in just 20 minutes (including unboxing) without the help of a second person. There are only 11 screws, where 8 of them are for installing the feet onto the columns, and the other 3 for the wire tray. Everything else snaps beautifully without the need for tools. I would highly recommend this desk to friends and family. From the product manual: - Dimensions – Width, Depth, Thickness: 47.5"/120 cm x 28"/71 cm x 1”/2.5 cm - Dimensions – height: min 28"/71cm – max 47.25"/120 cm - Power cord length: 9'/2.75 meters - Worksurface maximum weight capacity: 144 lbs./65 kg

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  This review is from Steelcase - AMQ Sit-to-Stand Desk - White Base Light Oak Top

  Posted 1 year ago by UweZ

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Nice looking and simple standing desk

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  This table replaced a simple table from IKEA. My 11-year-old will be the primary user of this table. He does homework and plays PC games. I want him to be able to stand from time to time. This table is very heavy. The legs feel durable. Assembly is not too difficult. The only confusing part for me is the screws. The instruction labels got me confused. It said something like M6 x24 (something like that). Initially, I thought I was supposed to have 24 in quantity and it only had like 6. But that second number is the length of the screw. The design is nice and clean. The cables under the table can be hidden. The finish of the tabletop is nice as well. One adjustment I had to make was the legs. The previous table had four legs and skinnier (simple table). The legs on this table two and take up a little bit more space. I had a cabinet with drawers as legs on one side of the previous table. Now I must find more space to accommodate. I need to continue to use it because my son is messy (you can see in the photos). It works, just takes up a little more space. The space between the legs are similar to the previous table. But because the table now rises, I have to make more space for the printer which sits on top of the cabinet. The lowest height can be set to 27.9 inches. The highest height is 47.6 inches. From lowest to highest, with weight on the table took 19 seconds to raise. There is a glass riser with a Dell all-in-one computer on it. That is the heaviest that is on the table and can handle the weight. He has other toys on top, but they are not that heavy. Overall, the desk is well-built. The motors are not too loud when using. He enjoys it because it looks better than his previous table. His height is set to 31.6 when sitting.

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  This review is from Steelcase - AMQ Sit-to-Stand Desk - White Base Light Oak Top

  Posted 1 year ago by sherwinmdev