Dual Motorised Electric Desk 120KG $327.75 Delivered ($307.75 /w LatitudePay) @ Lazy Maisons Catch Marketplace

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Shiven on 19/05/2021 - 19:37 catch.com.au (1446 clicks)
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Study and work in style with the Lazy Maisons Heavy Duty Adjustable Desk. This elegant workspace offers you ample space for different tasks and gadget setups, along with files and supplies. You'll definitely find a healthy balance between standing and sitting as you survive a hectic day with the desk's adjustable height options.

The Lazy Maisons Adjustable Desk is made to last with sturdy adjustments and support. It can handle max 120kg of weight capacity while only needing minimal assembly. It's easy to install with a quick clip on and fasten mechanism. Adults and teens alike will find it easy to set up as minimum tools are needed to put it together. A 5-year warranty is also included giving you full confidence in the quality and durability of the product.

For homes and offices, the Lazy Maisons Adjustable Desk is absolutely a must-have!

Feature:

Dual motors for fast height adjustment and superior durability
Easy to install with quick clip on and fasten
Collision Avoidance System
Easy to ready control panel
Save up to 4 preset heights
Neatly enclosed motors and quite operation
Sturdy adjustments and support
Multiple adjustable height options
Minimal assembly needed
Easy install with a quick clip on system
Ideal for offices and homes
Includes 5-year warranty
Specification:

Brand: Lazy Maisons
Frame Color: Black
Max Speed: 36mm/s
Max Load: 120kg
Minimum Height: 69cm
Maximum Height: 113cm
Input Voltage: 100V-240VAC/50-60HZ
Note: Desktop is not included
Package Includes:

1x Lazy Maisons Heavy Duty Dual Motor 120Kg Load Desk Frame Black
Carton Size: 110cm x 48cm x 21cm
Weight: 28.5 Kg

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  Shiven on 19/05/2021 - 19:38

  +3

  Also available at Bunnings at the same price: https://www.bunnings.com.au/frame-only-lazy-maisons-120kg-si…

  But I am getting a payment error.

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    Martyroz on 20/05/2021 - 09:26

    I bought this just now, thanks for the alternative.

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  Escanor on 19/05/2021 - 20:59

  +3

  I have this exact frame (purchased through eBay) and has been great so far. Little to no wobble depending on height. These have 2 stage legs which work quite well and move up and down fairly quick

  Something to note was at the time of purchase, the two vertical brackets were not included as new packaging was being implemented is what they had told me. When contacting Lazy Maison, they called back the following day to confirm the missing parts and had them sent out the following weekday (This happened over the long Easter weekend)

  Tl;dr It goes up and down fast, pretty stable, can be wobbly at max height but less wobbly than the ones in the office

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    gadget on 19/05/2021 - 21:04

    You answered my question as I was typing! I see Lazy Maison have an ebay store per your post for $18 more. Have you compared with the Ikea Bekant desk?

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      Escanor on 19/05/2021 - 21:09

      +3

      Why yes I have! The Bekant seemed a bit sturdier (fully extended) but was quite a bit slower when it came to going up and down. The tabletop was a bit small for my liking and I believe the recommended tabletop size for the Bekant was about 1600mm from memory

      I prefer the touchpad on Lazy Maison as it's more like a capacitive touchpad than a button but to each their own

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        gadget on 19/05/2021 - 21:21

        Thanks - that gives me a frame of reference. I'm surprised the Bekant seems less wobbly at maximum height as the reviews aren't positive in this regard but I guess at this price nothing will be perfect. If you don't mind me asking is it noticeably wobbly at 900mm and normal sitting position? (Also the bekant desk has no memory which is a negative)

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          Escanor on 19/05/2021 - 22:15

          @gadget: I've actually mistaken the Bekant for the Idasen, my apologies. The Idasen was the desk that is a little more stable at full height and I don't quite remember the Bekant unfortunately

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            gadget on 20/05/2021 - 09:56

            @Escanor: That sounds right. The idasen desk reviews quite well but unfortunately too ugly even for me.

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        GeneralSkunk on 19/05/2021 - 21:48

        I prefer physical buttons for their reliability, but that’s the engineer in me talking. Thanks for the comparison.

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  gadget on 19/05/2021 - 21:01

  Looks interesting. Can anyone comment on the quality (ie does it shake/wobble a lot, is the speed ok etc) or links to reviews or the actual OEM.

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  Stt on 19/05/2021 - 21:06

  I bought this off eBay as well along with the desktop. So far no complaints - I use it daily. Goes up and down well with a little wobble if you go too high but nothing noticeable.
  Very easy to install.

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  dajiska on 19/05/2021 - 21:47

  Any1 can recommend where to get the desktop & how to fit on this frame.
  Price range would be helpful as well.

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    OldSchoolHarry on 19/05/2021 - 22:14

    Bunnings and Ikea sell table/counter tops which you can cut to size.

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  Zaptruder on 19/05/2021 - 22:21

  +1

  This frame is basically the standard electric height adjustable frame in the last couple years - through design and iteration, the market has essentially arrived at a super solid solution and now mass produces it at massive scale - very similar to gaming chairs. Unlike gaming chairs though, these things are actually high quality, and ergonomically sound, with little branding nonsense to detract from their overall feel and design.

  I bought one years ago, and have watched its price come down steadily through various brands and resellers - it all comes from the same set of factories in China, using high volume, standardized components.

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  jus0212 on 19/05/2021 - 22:53

  -1

  Delivery to WA is $70…

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    dav3 on 20/05/2021 - 10:03

    What did you expect?

    Carton Size: 110cm x 48cm x 21cm
    Weight: 28.5 Kg

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  muchape on 20/05/2021 - 10:43

  Where do people get the tops from i had a look at Bunnings but they all seem 600mm depth which seems small.

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    gadget on 20/05/2021 - 10:47

    ikea

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  mimik13 on 20/05/2021 - 11:47

  Available for $305 at their eBay store.

  Link

  Edit: Nevermind, this is for the 80Kg version.

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  Carrera1963 on 18/06/2021 - 11:14

  +1

  I got the Mason Taylor dual motor 100kg frame last week from the ebay sale.

  I was going down the Bunnings DIY desktop route so I could have a 110x60cm top to fit a particular space, but decided to just get the optional Mason Taylor 120x60cm white top instead (only ~$50 extra).

  The frame/motors/controller itself is very similar to my ZenSpaceDesks Pro, but the Mason Taylor is a dual-stage with a lower load rating - I'd guess they're from the same source, but the MT is a cheaper version than the ZSD. This also means the MT doesn't go as low as the ZSD (70cm vs 65cm).

  The MT top is good for the price, a solid wood-look veneer top with rounded corners - vs the ZSD top which feels like a "proper" laminate covered commercial desktop.

  MT isn't quite as stable as the ZSD when at standing height, but that may be because I've got the narrower 120-wide MT on carpet vs the 150-wide ZSD on a wooden floor.

  Given the MT was $305 vs $700 for the ZSD, I'd say it's worth the cost savings if you're after a cheaper option.