Mount-It! Rolling Desk Adjustable Height up to 54.7", Portable Standing Desk for Laptop or Podium Stand with Wheels, Mobile Roller Presentation Cart, Computer Work Station 27.5" Wide, Locking Wheels

Bought this for a stand up desk to keep from sitting for extended hours during the day. It is an adjustable height and great for tall people. Works well, very sturdy, easy to assemble, and gives me the added space I need for a desk. I like that it's mobile & I can position it the way I want. I could see this product being useful in many ways. Would be great for kids as well to have a mobile homework station or to put small puzzles together on. Could also use in the living room as an end table for your chair or couch and use for a TV tray for dinner. Wipes clean with a bleach wipe.

The easiest, most well built product I’ve put together in a long while. Solid construction, properly drilled holes and beefy bolts, quality surfaces, required tools included…dimensions match description but it also seems larger than I expected, probably because it’s so sturdy and well designed. It was so easy and fast to put together that I switched to my less dominant hand to finish assembly to check my optimism against reality, and it was just as easy and fast. After finger tightening everything it was just a few turns of the wrench and done. The wheels work well on my grooved tile floor and theirs no instability or wobble as I roll it around. It was also packed well as the box was heavily banged up but nothing inside was scratched or dented or damaged. Few things are made this well anymore. I love it.

Easy to put together. Has worked great throughout this year in my classroom. Only complaint is that even with wheels locked, it’s light enough that it just slides when bumped, so I had to put grippers under the wheels

I gave it a 5 star because of the price. Most adjustable height workstations cost $300-$400 plus. This is very sturdily built and is stable even on carpet. The black shelving is made of wood composite with a black wood grain veneer. I normally never buy a veneer product but it is very difficult to tell and when I asked the question nobody had a clear answer. I think, just as well, because if they had answered veneer, I may not have bought it. As it turned out the veneer is extremely well glued together and you have to look really close to identify it as veneer. It has lots of shelves for a small tower etc although I am using it for a laptop. The main frame is welded, so it's strong enough to carry a tower. Assembly is very straightforward as the nuts and bolts are labeled in the diagrams and are put in separate plastic pockets with the label on them. Each piece has a stick on label, so it's almost impossible to make a mistake during assembly. However, lining up the holes in the shelves with the bolts (especially the longer bolts) can take a little time, but all it needs is a little patience. Allow an hour for this reason. You may be lucky and all the holes line up first time, in which case the assembly will be faster. It's a one person assembly. The one drawback is that the keyboard shelf is not separately adjustable. Since I don't like to bend my neck to look at the display, I used a separate keyboard and raised the laptop on a monitor stand that I already possessed (see photo). I am thrilled with the purchase as I am a writer (now) and I can stand and work whenever I want to. I would strongly recommend this product. I have used it for two days now. Here is additional feedback: The shelf corners are not rounded. If you have little kids running around and their head is at the height of the shelf, they may get a small head scrape if they bang into it. I don't have small kids, so it's not a problem for me. Also, lowering and raising the shelves works great but you have to raise it all the way to the top before one can begin lowering it. I would say that this would work best for 2 users at the most. In my case I have set it at the level I want and I am the only user. If you have multiple users who want to constantly rasie or lower the height you may be be better off spending an extra $100 or $200 and gettiing an electric or pneumatic powered raise/lower mechanism. I still feel great about the new desk and find that it helps my posture a lot as I just naturally end up by using the stand up desk much, much more often than I use the sit down desk.

I like the functionality of the standing desk adjustable table tops. The metal parts are well designed and sturdy. The overall construction of the parts comes together to create an upright stable structure. The assembly was easy to follow with the totally illustrated instructions. The desk arrived in a well constructed sturdy box with carefully designed padding and foam cushions to protect all the parts. I like the grey patterned metal finish that complements the black simulated wood desk services. This is the second Mount-It product we have purchased to complete our workstation. The first product is a large monitor mount that is designed so well and is working as expected.

Unless you are 7 feet or higher, the height should be just about perfect for anyone. It is adjustable, but so far the only way to lower it is to raise it to its max height and let it down which im not much of a fan of. When at the base level and sitting down, the height is just about right, though depending on your own height and whether you have an adjustable chair as well as where you are looking, the experience could differ. Assembly wasnt too difficult. A few parts would be easier with an extra set of hands but not impossible to manage. Everything seems rather sturdy, at least what I require it for. One screw doesn't seem to be aligned to properly screw it in all the way for the board in the middle, but there's nothing I plan on using it for so Im not too concerned. If it becomes a problem later, I assume that counts as a craftsmanship defect and is covered under the warranty. Overall experience with the desk is greatly positive, I only wish to use it as a standing station rather than a mobile computer station like in the pictures. HOWEVER, and whether or not this is the fault of Amazon, Mount-It, or whatever delivery service was used I don't know nor do I care, but the box this was shipped in was nearly destroyed when I received it. Upon opening, a lot of the styrofoam used to cushion the pieces inside was disintegrated with hundreds of tiny pieces covering everything, which to me means at one point this was dropped and dropped hard. There was a gash on the box itself where something smashed into it, and on the board just below the one on the top there are small chips on the top and bottom and a large dent on the side of the board. Considering the state the box was in, these damages are astoundingly minor since so far those are the only ones I've noticed and not enough for me to search for a replacement box and cushioning to attempt to send back. The box itself seemed old and worn out, so be warned of the possible condition yours could come in. This is the only reason I did not rate 4 or 5 stars.

I have to say, one of the b st purchases I've made in a while (and I'm an Amazon junkie---everything (literally) I buy, or 95%, come from Amazon). I'm happy with most of my myriad purchases, but this is one of those rare, every-is-what-you-hoped, no complaints purchases. Here's what I expected/needed, ALL fulfilled up to or beyond expectations (or even hopes: ex. easy assembly?): 1) Dual, sit at desk, or work standing 2) MULTIPLE settings; not sit/stand (there's 10) 3) Solid construction and feel at all heights 4) Simple enough (i.e. just what you need) 5) Versatile portability, even loaded with gear 6) Easy, minimal steps, intuitive assembly 7) ALL necessary hardware, INCLUDING tools 8) Wheels move easily and they LOCK This thing is great...simple design, yet stylish, SOLID, and the Ben though Spartan, still has four shelves: 1) Upper/top--monitor, if necessary 2) Laptop/keyboard, mouse (work area) 3) Smal middle miscellaneous shelf; 4) Bottom shelf: power, CPU/Tower, etc. One (slight) negative: not a lot of extra desk space (width). But you shouldn't often be using as your entire office. However, if you are (efficiency apartment), there's enough space to make due. Especially with four shelves. (And recall, I use it with my laptop; if you only have a keyboard/mouse on second shelf, there's significantly more space leftover. What do I end up using it most for? I leave it in the most trafficked room in the house (living area/kitchen/etc.) in standing position. Great for those moments of walking through room suddenly thinking, "Oh, I forgot to jump online and _____". Don't have find device, sit down---just walk over, type it in, walk away. Suggestion: Do as much "standing" prolonged work as possible---comfortable (automatically good posture, no tendency to hunch), great core strengthening (especially for me--Inhave a long torso, ergo lower back gets sore (weak) when I have stand a long time), leg workout without even thinking about it. If you're looking at items like this, you've scored a multi-nugget: portability, sit/stand workstation, solid, fully adjustable, and decently priced. LOVE this thing!

Overall, I like this desk, but there are a few problems. First, to adjust the height, you need to remove everything from top two levels. So, it is impractical to change the height frequently. Second, I just discovered that the wheels can come off. I was moving this desk today to vacuum around it. When I did the front right wheel came off. I had to act quickly and carefully to keep my laptop and monitor from falling off. So, I plan to tighten the wheels from time to time to keep them in place and to keep my equipment safe.

meuble ordi robuste et bien fait, prend peu d'espace et n'a pas l'air ''cheap'' comme certains autres meuble dans les même gamme de prix. Je recommande! facile à monter également

Very useful and easily accommodating. Love the fact it’s got multiple platforms. I can keep my printer, speaker, office bag, files and notebooks at one spot. Looks professional and isn’t overpriced for the adjustment features. Assembling instructions given are like baby food. It takes roughly an hour to set up. I’d rather take manual height adjustment and save 800 bucks.

The thing I like the most of this units is how sturdy it is. It looks great too!. What I don't like is the way the screws are made or if it is the provided tool I don't know. Just have patience and be very careful when putting the screws cause the provided tool will slip out and can damage it when you are tightening them.

Love the desk. Sturdy- looks good and has lots of space to work on.

The desk if very nice. Good quality, easy to set up. But, I purchased this with the intent of switching from standing to sitting throughout the day. It is fairly early to raise, but the instructions advice you to clear off the desk before lifting/lowering. I have a monitor and laptop attached by an arm to the desk making it very inefficient to raise it. Lowering it is brutal. You have to raise it all the way before you can lower it. It goes quiet high….anyone who if short or physically impaired will find it very difficult to lower. Final note, the lowest level is quiet high. I have to raise my chair to full height. I am 5’6” …..but to get the chair to the height I need, my feet do not touch the floor.