Furmax 55 Inches Electric Standing Desk, Home Office Desk with Phone Holder
Product Description
Furmax 55 Inches Electric Standing Desk, Home Office Desk with Phone Holder
- Ultra-Stable & Durable Construction : Rock-solid stability with commercial-grade steel frame and connection area , ensuring no wobbling even at full height (tested 50,000+ lifts). Supports up to 154lbs —perfect for dual monitors, gaming setups, or heavy office equipment.
- Effortlessly switch between sitting (30.71") and standing (46.46") with a quiet motor (<55dB)ideal for home offices. 4 memory presets save your favorite heights.
- Tidy Desktop : Integrated cable management tray and hooks for headphones or bags-no more clutter!
- Organized Workspace : Organize Your Workstation : 48"x24" eco-friendly desktop provides ample space for work or gaming.
- Easy Assembly : The height adjustable desk comes with a detailed installation manual, an accurate installation video guide, embedded screw hole locations, Equipped with a mobile phone stand and provided L installation tools that provide ease of installation.
- Note: The desktop designed in two parts for your convenience — easier to move, simpler to set up.
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