Setup is on the easier side, as there is no motor or wires to deal with (although there is a single ‘brake cable’). It is made primarily for the American/Canadian markets, thus it runs at 110V using a 200W (0.2W standby) transformer. The maximum weight capacity is 350lbs, so you shouldn’t have any issues with weight on top of the desk. The height adjustment goes up and down at a rate of 1.5″/s and is relatively quiet when in operation. If you elect to buy a surface direct from the company, they use 1.5″ thick laminated particle board, which is GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified®. The height adjustment goes from 23.25″ – 48.75″ (without the top on, which will add another 1″-1.5″). The legs are 26.35″ long and are 2.75″ wide. The desk frame itself is about 65lbs and handles desk surfaces from 48″-72″ in width. They sell multiple version and configurations of the Jarvis desk being reviewed here (a smaller version, a treadmill version, a version with a top that includes drawers, etc.), as well as over a dozen other configurations that they have developed in-house. They sell both their own products (having produced their own line since 2010), as well a internationally acclaimed brands such as HAG, Humanscale, and Varier. We also match contributions that our customers give to non-profits that are important to them. We donate a percentage of our profits and hundreds of hours of our time to help to build non-profit organizations that are making the world a better place. Registered as an official B-Corporation in both California and Oregon, Fully is a for-profit company certified by the nonprofit B Lab to meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. From their web site: The Jarvis desk isn’t for everyone though, so be sure to read to whole review before committing your hard-earned dollars. Heavy-duty life capacity, a bevy of options and surfaces to choose from, reasonable price point, unmatched seven-year warranty, and fast, silent adjustment combine to make this desks one of the best on the market right now. One look at the reviews–either on the Fully web site or on will assure you of that. This is a heavy duty, well-constructed desk. Fully is a long-time manufacturer and dealer of ergonomically fit desks, chairs, and accessories to corporations and end-users alike. The Jarvis is Fully‘s most highly-reviewed desk, and is manufactured directly by Fully (they created their own line in 2010). But take it from me, once you get used to standing up while typing, you’ll be hooked.Next on the review list is the highly-rated Fully (formerly known as Ergo Depot) Jarvis Standing Desk. But the great thing about this standing desk is that it can just be a beautiful, well-designed desk if you want it to be.
I personally have become so used to standing during this time, fashioning makeshift standing desks that are less than ideal out of dressers. The desk comes in a few different colors like white and black, and the top laminate comes in white, black, or walnut. With the tap of a button, the desk will raise and lower itself-all you have to worry about is doing the same with yourself. There are four programmable memory slots -like the driver’s seat in a fancy car-, which gives you plenty of space for your ideal standing and sitting positions. From there, simply plug it into the wall, and set your presets.
It’s a desk you’ll be proud to own-maybe you won’t hand it down to your grandkids, but you could! For starters, the desk comes disassembled, but don’t fret, it’s actually really easy to put together and I was able to do it in about twenty minutes. This standing desk is sleek and beautiful enough to not impede on your home decor, and offers the functionality of an optimized ergonomic standing desk you’ll need for the long haul. And then I came across The Jarvis by Fully, that provided the long-term functionality I’ll need, and it doesn’t skimp on design, either. I thought a nice wooden desk, unique to me and my home, would be the last thing I would replace. The balance, I’ve discovered, lies in turning my home into a workable office, but not so much that it looks like my office. Finally, as we approach potentially working from home until 2021, I have come to accept the facts: I need to make big adjustments to my home in order to cope.
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First came excitement - you mean we actually get to do this? Soon after, was boredom, longing for my old chair and my coworkers (and free cereal). The experience of working from home has been dealt to me in stages.
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