Yeah, I’ve been using a lift desks https://www.progressivedesk.com/collections/desk-frames setup for around six months now, and it definitely changed how I approach my workday. I didn’t jump into standing all day immediately – I sort of eased into it by standing for 20–30 minutes every couple of hours and gradually increased from there. The biggest surprise for me was how much more alert I feel during meetings when I’m standing. It’s not that I was sleepy before, but there’s something about being upright that helps me stay more dialed in. As for the hardware, I ended up customizing mine using a separate top and a frame. What I like is that you can match the frame with a desktop of your own choice – which is great if you want a specific color or wood finish that fits your space. One tip I’d give is to make sure the frame has decent weight capacity and a dual-motor system if you plan on loading it with monitors or other gear. And make note of the range – some frames don’t lower quite enough for shorter folks when seated, which can be a dealbreaker if your chair doesn’t adjust much.
