Dual-Motor Frame

The value on this is unbeatable. Sturdy steel legs, dual motors, and attachable to almost any table top. (Got to save a little bit of money from reusing mine 70") Installation was very simple, no frustrations from the manual, and the dual motors work like a charm. I definitely recommend this to anyone looking to purchase a standing desk. The weight limit supports everything I need to have on my desk. Just don't try to test the dual motors by sitting on it if your tabletop extends more than 65"

The frame was easy to assemble and came with everything needed to attach it to a tabletop(not included). The dual motor is great for lift speed. It will raise and lower quickly. The preset settings are great. I have had it for approximately a year and have had no mechanical issues. The only negative I would give it is the sturdiness. It needs a cross bar to make the frame less wobbly. It's particularly wobbly at taller heights.

THE GOOD: I have made myself a beautiful oak desktop to put on this desk. It weighs about 75lbs and the base is able to lift it along with my three 27-inch monitors with no issues. The legs stick out far and provide great front-to-back stability. Even though they stick out far, they don't stick up much and don't get in the way. The price is hard to beat for a standing desk with dual motors. THE BAD: I have a 3 monitor stand attached to my desk. With my monitors being held up so high off the desk surface it causes a lot of side-to-side wobbles, especially when the desk is at a standing height. There is no way to lubricate the internals of the lift mechanism. Mine makes a noise like it is binding when lowering to its lowest height. I worry about the longevity of this desk

This will sound ridiculous, but hear me out. I've spent months modifying a military trailer from 1946 into a camping rig, and needed a way to drive with my rooftop tent in a low position, with the ability to raise it after parking. I found no such product existed, so I turned my attention to the standing desk in my office, and specifically Bilbil, because of their advertised weight capacity and range of motion. I pulled the trigger on two sets, and found that a single leg was able to lift me easily, so 4 legs would have absolutely no trouble lifting a 120 lb tent. The legs are made from heavy guage steel, great for welding (and supporting a desk), and because I was worried about the possibility of a motor failing due to extreme conditions, Bilbil went out of their way to sell me an individual motor. They work flawlessly, look great, and I even built an awning mount from the lateral desk supports. Top notch product and service.

This is a pretty solid kit, very easy to put together and I really don't have much to complain about. I had some issues recently but the seller did a great job helping me and was quick to send out a replacement motor and get my desk running properly again. I will say that there is some wobble when fully raised, but I got a VIVO support bar to help stabilize it, and there are some strange noises that have developed since I purchased it. Granted, it may be a non issue depending on the size of desk; I have a nearly 6' solid wood tabletop sourced and repurposed from an old office desk, 2 8" studio monitors mounted to each side, a handful of synths, and a couple screens mounted to the middle. These issues aside, it hasn't affected the function of the desk and look forward to much longer use of it. You won't regret giving this kit a shot!

The desk itself is great and holds my very heavy handmade wooden desk top. However the controller had a button that wouldn't press so I had to open the controller and fix it myself only to find the controller was cracked as well. I very carefully fixed a small compress cap that makes the button pop back out after pressing. Withing a month I had also lost control of the height, but was able to get it to work by leaving it unplugged for a while. So the controller is pretty bad, but looking around at other desks... I think it's a bit of a crapshoot, as they all use pretty cheap controllers by the looks of it (some even use the same one I have).

I used this frame to pop up a heavy table top with 3 monitors. It works perfectly. Motion is smooth and quiet. This is one of the cheaper dual motor frame when I bought it, but it works perfectly. Worth every penny.

1. Well made, the design is such that no dangling wires. I have similar desk from other brand which comes with long cables dangling under desk top. The design here is the cable to connect the control box is right length for 55” wide desk, for wider desk use the connector cable. 2. Assembly is very easy. Why taking away one star? 1. Check the pictures. The color is not white. I put 2 pictures, one the other desk I have from other brand which is white and this one is not pure white. 2. The leg base is 27” wide which is good if you plan to have 27” deep desk top. For me its 24” so the leg looks little bigger if viewed from distance. Does not impact the functionality