UPLIFT Sit-Stand Desk Frame Only

I purchased this about a month ago for my office desk and it has worked out great. It took me about an hour to disassemble my old desk for the top and assemble the new legs. Everything fit together well and feels quite sturdy with no shaking. I've been standing throughout the majority of the day ever since. It goes up and down with the touch of the switch and has my pre-programmed heights in memory. There is tremendous value here and the reviews online proved to me that this was a very high quality product even before I bought it. I'm glad that was the case now that I'm using it. Highly recommended.

I have now purchased and personally installed both the Uplift 700 & the Uplift 920. The Uplift 920 is the same as the Uplift 900 with the only difference being that you don't install the included cross support on the frame and instead use your desktop as the cross support. Not using the crossbar works on all but the flimsiest desktops. In my experience, both of these products seem to be equally excellent quality. As of the writing of this review the 920 costs $264 less then the 700 basically because HS is buying the product direct from the manufacturer versus through a distributor for the 700 where there is another layer of mark-up. I purchased the 700 for my wife's desk located at her very quiet office at work and the 700 seems to function slightly quieter than the 920 which I installed in my home office but the ambient noise is certainly different at work vs home so i'm not certain about this. The negative with the 700 is it only has two telescoping sections versus three with the 920 so the 920 has which also has much more vertical travel capabilities than the 700. On the 920 you can slightly see the internal white (probably delrin/nylon) telescoping guides on the leg that enable the 3 leg sections to go up/down smoothly with no wobble in the desk. Other positives of the 920 is it has a much more stable mounting at the desk and a larger foot print (meaning more stability) on the floor. The features I like most about the 920 is the lower cost and being much more stable than the 700. I could easily recommend purchasing either of these units.

I like it and it's helped my back.
I use it at home. Easy to go up and down. Quiet. Looks good in my office.

I bought the Ergonomic Desk base only and but my Ikea counter top on it and its perfect! It was less expensive for me (i'm in Canada) to ship it without the top. I was very well informed of the S&I and duty fees, so no surprise. Great in my kitchen! I now have a kitchen table AND a counter. And a standing desk when I want to change from my office room. Greaaat!

I bought this after building a fixed-height desk, and wasn't satisfied with it. My design was good, but about 1-2" too high for daily use, and I added a platform under my feet - typical Goldilocks situation.

I did my research, and the UpLift looked to be the best value-for-dollar out there - especially since I already had a top from my other desk.

Everything arrived great (it's HEAVY!), packaging secure, good instructions, all parts and fasteners there, plenty of cable ties. Everything went together very easily and without drama.

Nice work!

I was so happy to find the base for sale. I have desk I really like and I didn't want to change it other than having it raise and lower. This was the perfect solution. I also use a LifeSpan TR1200 Treadmill with my desk. With this base attached to my own desk, my setup is just about perfect.

I've been using this for about 4.5 months without any trouble. It's quiet and smooth. The controls mounted nicely under my desk, and work great. I do not use the crossbars. I have a Humanscale keyboard tray that would not allow the crossbars to be installed.

I highly recommend this product for someone trying to keep their current desk, or wanting to use their own top.

I've been watching the Sit-Stand movement for several years. As a software developer and business owner, I've spent many years @ 6-7 days a week in a chair. I finally decided, after several years of back pain, that I needed to make some kind of change. Through much research I decided I needed a sit stand desk and a treadmill to go under it. I ended up purchasing the Uplift 900 and attaching it under my current desk. It works great and I got to keep my desk. I have a LifeSpan TR1200 treadmill that I walk on while standing at my desk. When I want to sit, I lower the desk and flip the treadmill up on its side to make room for my chair.

The UpLift 900 is great. I've owned it for 4 months. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Note from Human Solution: We understand that you used your existing desktop with this UpLift base. We want to mention though that if in the future you use a 72 inch or 80 inch wide desktop with your UpLift Base you will be able to set the chair next to the treadmill and eliminate the need to flip the treadmill on it's edge. One beauty of the UpLift base it that it has an extendable telescoping cross brace and can be used on a 48 inch desktop all the way up to a 80 inch desktop or larger with no problems.

Very happy with this frame! Built my own desktop, and the frame has performed fine for several months since buying it. It's quiet, smooth, good looking, and fast up/down.

I assembled mine today(Oct 22nd) and everything went together very easily.

The buying process was smooth and customer service was prompt and friendly.

The construction appears solid and the drive mechanism is smooth.

I'm already looking forward to better posture using this desk base!