Height Adjustable Standing Desk - Assembly and Review
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- After wanting an adjustable, standing desk for some time, I finally get my hands on a Maidesite S2 Pro Plus standing desk computer table.
Maidesite S2 Pro Plus Standing Desk: bit.ly/3CJzWBF
Maidesite Black Friday Deals: bit.ly/3AdwYEY
Proper DIY Patreon Page: / properdiy
I have the same frame and it works really well. I make full use of this, even though I was originally a standing desk naysayer. Only got one for myself as the wife wanted one, and I didn't want to miss out. Definitely don't regret the purchase!
Thanks for sharing
I have a sit stand desk. The biggest benefit is the right sit hight, not the standard hight every office desk comes at.
Glue a multi socket to the underside, then plug everything into there. Just one cable going up and down. The rest is tucked away and stays that way.
Nice tip!
I built a standing desk about 5 years ago out of 1 sheet of MDF (£20 at the time) just to see how I got on with it. 5 Years later I'm still using it! Absolute bargain.
Maybe you should have got yourself sponsored too, and might have got it for free! 🤣. Joking aside, have you got plans for that? One sheet MDF standing table is impressive without sagging
That's handy.
Yep
This feels sponsored, which you're supposed to declare according to the ASA (YT has settings for this). I didn't see a sponsor declaration, so if it was, be careful.
@@andymerrett Er what? Don't make insinuations you can't substantiate. My comment was meant to be helpful, go and take your nasty implications somewhere else.
It actually says "includes paid promotion" at the start!😴
@@Showing_the_car_ Didn't when I watched, hence my comment. 🤨 🙄
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Yep, all the correct settings are set
Health and safety gorn mad...
Irony or not? Can't tell. Sitting is almost the worst thing we can do - take it from someone who has had the heart attack and prediabetes diagnosis despite running, swimming, or cycling a lot for decades.
I love my standing desk. Some accessory recommendations: under desk tray for cables and power bricks, power strip clamp mount for having power readily available topside towards the back edge, and a monitor mount (not needed for an iMac of course.)
Well done. It's a good move. Also - set your alarm to get you moving properly once an hour, even twice - up and down stairs will do but, what's really good, is a few press-ups. I could hardly do 5 proper, deep press-ups last year but now do 10 to 15 every 30 or 60 minutes most days. Nothing to do with muscle building - it makes my shoulders and neck both stronger and more flexible and I can now work easily overhead for the first time in my life despite running, swimming, and cycling a lot for decades. You can get component electrical parts to make you own desk but probably cheaper to buy (eg Ikea or the one you have) and modify
I have a Flexispot one that I bought from Amazon. Although different it is very similar in a lot of ways. Also a very strong construction with the holes meeting up and a good set of instructions. I can't get over how much desk they managed to fit in a reasonably sized box.
I am planning on changing the top over to a live edged slab in time, similar to Tim from the Restoration Couple, but there are a lot of higher priorities on the 'to do' list as always.
Great content as always.
I have a Flexispot as well - deliberated a long time before splashing the cash but so pleased I did. I also had to stray from the instruction as I couldn't build it in my small space. I put it together upside down as per the book, then partially dismantled and re-assembled the right way up.
Stuart, you'll need something to stop your wheely chair ripping the carpet to pieces. I've just made mine out of carpet tiles stuck to hardboard (old wardrobe back)
Many thank. Used 200m wide €50 ikea table top that needed drilling but it was easy
The hole for the cables is WAY too far from the edge of the desktop.
In fact they should have left it out, unnecessary and stupid. 😎
Hi Stuart. Can I ask how you’ve found this desk for the last year?
There’s more to say about drilling your tabletop yourself: don’t screw directly into the wood, make thicker holes and glue nut-like metallic hooks inside the holes. It will be much more solid, and it will be easier to disassemble if you need to move it into another room.
Why not drill the pc power cable hole behind the monitor instead of over to the right???
Great little video although it is more of an advertising feature than the usual great tutorials.
I love my standing desk I have had for nearly 3 years now. The product in the video even with Black Friday discount seems expensive. I bought a Flexispot 3 stage frame and ordered a solid oak kitchen worktop that was bespoke cut to fit my room exactly. The 2000 x 960 x 40mm solid oak worktop and Flexispot came out cheaper than the Maidside desk at full price and I got to keep the offcuts as chopping boards.
Try pricing oak worktops now though! I built a desk a couple of years ago from a Wickes 28mm stave oak worktop. A 3m length was £125 delivered (December 2019). Today, the exact same worktop is £250 :-0
Personally it would be nice if you were more transparent about if you were paid for this video, as it allows the viewer to understand the influence of the manufacturer over your content. CharlieDiyte does this very well
Its clear he's said that the item was given to him for free, but it is not clear whether he is being paid for his feedback, which changes a "review" into an "advert"
You might have missed it but he said this was sent to him for free.
@@ryk3899 Don't people have to declare it as a "paid promotion" if the item was given for free or the channel was paid by the supplier / manufacture to review it or receives orders off the back of a video using a discount code as part of RUclipss T & C's ? Stuart states the manufactures were kind enough to send one to him, implying that he got it for free. He doesn't state that he purchased it, so in @jegford's defence I can see where the confusion lay as the video isn't labelled as such.
Yeah agree here like, he said he was sent it to try out and give it a review, he always gives honest reviews aswell
Clearly says paid promotion lol
You need to pay more attention when viewing.
Love your videos and content. Wondered what camera you use and the editing software you use for your videos. Thanks
Thank you Paul. A Canon 80D and Final Cut Pro
It goes up, goes down and it has 9 buttons. lmao
Man, your video are so professional. I really enjoy the content and presentation, thanks. Inspired me to build a concrete shed base.... oh wait. Maybe next year? 😁
Thanks
Very nice. I'm sure it's popular with the stay-at-home workers. I have seen them in large office buildings.
I think so!
Sorry, I'm disappointed in this. Proper Diy, you should've at least bought the legs and built the top. Even better, buy the motors and build the legs and top. I've been watching your videos for a long while, and this is the first disappointment.
This is exactly the video I was searching for. I saw that the rubber foot can be replaced with pivoting silicone wheels. This will make me save $$$
As always a very informative, well made video giving us great insights into an item more and more of us will need to think about getting as working from home becomes the norm.
Thanks Pat
Standing desks seem like a pointless gimmick to me, why would you want to stand at a desk? Anyway you put it together well. Will you do a video about replacing window handles and locks? That's what I need.
I'd like to build a workbench like this. So if your working on furniture repairs and such you can change the height.
Good video. I have an IKEA one and I mounted a power strip to the bottom of the desk. This way there's one cable for the power strip to manage down the leg, like you have done with the desk's power cable, and everything else including the desk can be plugged into the power strip and cable managed neatly: this means no Mac wire hanging down or potentially being too short etc!
For an item with so many screws, the hexagonal wrench is not efficient. It should have had a handle - they do exist you know...
Nice video and very informative ~ what made you choose this model over the other more expensive desk options on the website ?
( presumably just desk size dimensions)
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Well, thanks. I want one now...
The correct height, probably, would be for you to replicate the optimal body position if you were sitting down. There is VDU risk assessment guidance published somewhere on the Internet, but I seem to recall that your arms should be parallel to the desk for typing with your elbows at right angles. Your line of sight should also be level with the top of the monitor... to avoid looking down and getting neck strain... but you may need a riser block on the monitor for that.
That could be a starting point for height...
Nice product 👍 shame the white leg variant doesn't ship with a white power cable, which would be a nice touch!
I had the same desk and must i have been happy with it. The only thing i did was to change the feet for casters, so i can move the desk if i want to change its location.
Thanks to you Stuart I have now bought one of these and fitted our own worktop. My wife loves it - likes the adjustability of it.
i have got a adjustable standing desk like yours and i absolutely love it
Nooice!
I like that 🙂. Need to look into it. Thanks for sharing 👍
That’s quality. I had no idea how much I needed one of those!!
Hi Stuart, that was a great looki g desk, I liked how it was easily adjustable, good luck with mote 'test driving', best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia
Thanks 👍
I heard on-line a few years ago on an ergonomics website, that the ideal working height, whether sitting, or standing, is where your elbows are 50mm above the desk/worktop. 🤔
I'll try that
I used a cheap Ikea table top which saves me some money
Oh thats lovely Stuart, wish my work desk did that. Thank you kindly, from south africa
Thanks Val
Enjoy Stuart.
Thanks Larry
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Doubt I'd have the need for one of these, however still enjoyed the video as I knew I would 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Your allowed to wear trainers in the house stu?! My mrs goes mental if i do.
I have a pair of light trainers that have never been outside that I sometimes wear when I work inside
Informative video, thanks Stuart 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it
Proper DIY ..... really?
My wife now wants one 😂
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Nice job
Thanks!
What a fantastic idea Stuart. I need one of those here in Oz
You should!