Adjustable Height Sitting or Standing Desk

This desk is fully adjustable and can be used for sitting and standing. It is not an "on the fly" adjustment, but is really handy when you don't want to make a permanent commitment to sitting or standing.
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[@billi5920]

WHERE WAS THIS VIDEO 4 THE REST OF MY LIFE GOD BLESS YOU GUYS

[@donna-mariehamlett2853]

I'm going to try this in my classroom. I'm going to make the desk larger to accommodate 4 students. I'm also going to make it where it will adjust lower to be used with those large exercise balls. Hopefully, I will end up with tables that will allow for alternative seating.

[@SimplifiedBuilding]

That sounds like a great idea Donna! If you need help designing your table and deciding on which Kee Klamps would work best, feel free to contact our projects teams. www.simplifiedbuilding.com/projects/help - Ethan

[@deepbabbar6885]

Well I would say that works perfectly for someone who will want to adjust the height for a longer period of time.

[@portiashibambu7595]

I came across the coffee table version on your website but I prefer this design, do you have a tutorial on how I could turn this design into a table/desk and coffee table?

[@SebaDiGiuseppe]

Inpractical.

[@rsmolkin]

I kept on waiting for you to press a button to see it move, like with a linear actuator. I keep trying to figure out how to attach 6 of those to the legs of my existing desk.

[@xander0713]

It's one idea..just very inconvenient. I have two monitors, keyboard mouse etc, phone, papers...Just a normal worked-at desk so removing everything every time is just not a viable option.

[@johndoh5398]

Lee Sonnenburg you could get a couple of friends to lift wile you tighten the screws dumb ass

[@JasonSiks]

@@johndoh5398 yeah just drop what you're doing call over your friends wait for them to show up then change your desk position. Totally doable

[@theariesdeep]

@@JasonSiks .... hahahaha.... exactly . . . :D

[@SimplifiedBuilding]

Jastin, The table tops are from Ikea: www.ikea.com/us/en/search/?query=table+tops. Let me know if you have any questions or need anything else. Sam

[@jimsolari7232]

ok. you peaked my interest! about how much to build a standing desk for a,normal treadmill? how do I order.

[@harrymcgill2729]

I'm a time served carpenter and this looks good but having to adjust the legs and tighten them with Allan keys each time you want to stand up or sit or sit down could be a hassle. I would want a quicker way of doing it than that. Why not just have two side panels with sliding track (the thickness of a worktop) fixed to the side panels at two different heights and when you get tired standing, slid the worktop out of the top track and slid it into the bottom track and sit down. That would take less than 30 seconds and would be way cheaper.

[@SimplifiedBuilding]

+Harry McGill Yeah, it's not really made to adjust "on the fly". I like your idea. Do you have a sketch of how that would work?

[@AmyLHall]

Love standing desk_!-!! Have any DIYer know about SmartDesk Kit from Autonomous?

[@jonathankbowden]

I love this idea. Do you have the plans with dimensions of the pipes anywhere that I can download? thanks!

[@joshborowiec9522]

Hey There Jonathan! Our projects team is always available to help with this desks. Feel free to reach out to them at [e-mail].

[@zachkamp6249]

Are you able to pick the desk up and move it without the legs falling out?

[@SimplifiedBuilding]

+Zach “tanlikeafarmer” Kamp If you pick it up by the top, the legs will fall out. If you pick it up by the support bars at the bottom, then no problem.

[@jkbrodotdev]

This is great, but not for me. I just wish it was possible with a desktop. (Keep the table top leveled while adjusting the height)

[@SimplifiedBuilding]

I hear you! Maybe that will be our next generation adjustable desk... If you have any ideas of how to do it, we'd love to hear it. Have a good day Jason!

[@3adrala]

where did you buy the pipes?

[@J10k]

Where did you get the table tops

[@The-KP]

Impractical and expensive. For $50-100 more you can buy an hand-crank sit-stand desk. Kee Klamp system is way too expensive to be considered for home use. I mean, you're actually selling a $550 pull-up bar! Not only that, its frame takes up, what 16+ square feet of floor space?! For that much money it should be adjustable height, and fold away flat. Shoppers will buy the common door-mounted model available everywhere for like $25. You've invested in the pipe system too deeply, you're forgetting there are more flexible alternatives for less money, including Chinese Kee knockoffs.

[@PotatoHopback]

Uh... not sure who thought this was a good idea for an adjustable desk, but I hope you didn't quit your day job. Not going to thumbs down it, but you should serious rethink your design before creating a desk that requires two people and a tool (the people and tools are interchangeable in this sense) to raise and lower. Also, where is the link to your site? I need those pipe clamps.

[@princeomkarp]

Seriously.. when i need to adjust, i should call one person take off everything from the desk and get a screw driver... wth...

[@RiadMahmud]

Yes :P I think so :(

[@patrickmckowen2999]

Too impractical Cheers

[@musaiyyab]

Very bad engineering and impractical for adjusting the height. This is not a solution at all.