Spark by Ergodriven – One of over 150 desks in this table.
The table below lists every single standing desk on the market. New ones come out more and more often, so let us know in the comments if any aren’t listed.
None of this is a recommendation from us. For that, go here.
Prices may change, of course. The column headings are all straightforward, except “Ergo Friendly?”, which just means whether the desk provides for healthy ergonomics right out of the box, as described here. If a desk has a “no”, in many cases you can turn it to a “yes” simply by adding a keyboard tray.
And whatever desk you end up with, don’t forget an anti-fatigue mat. This one is our favorite by a mile.
Click on the column headings to sort. It’s a lot of fun, and it makes finding the desk that’s right for you a lot easier.
Are there any additional table columns you’d like? Let us know in the comments.
We have stopped maintaining this table, because there is a much better table of standing desks at Standing Desk Reference. If you haven’t been there before, check out the whole site. Standing Desk Reference is a fantastic resource for anyone interested in standing desks, ergonomic accessories, or healthier working in general. I especially like their recommendations page for anyone who just wants the expert picks for standing desks, mats, mice, keyboards, etc.
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Nice list! How about this – as someone who works with managing furniture assets for a large facility, I have lots of work surfaces and table tops laying around. Right now we are trying to source just the height adjustable legs that we can put our own tops on. That way it sill matches all our office furniture. Let me know if you have any ideas or contacts in your source file who just sell the legs and mechanisms.
Thanks!
Mary
Hey Mary,
Good question. I recommend reaching out to Ergo Depot. They are a great company and will likely happily work with you to get you what you need. Looks like sending an email would be the best way to start: info@ergodepot.com
Good luck!
Hi all,
Just to throw our name in the hat:
Erector Desk
erectordesk.com/products/standing-desk
We make adjustable standing desks with a solid wood top and a metal frame. High quality materials, simple and modern design. Hope you check it out!
Great list! I recommend adding min/max height to the table as well. For tall people, that is a major consideration, as many desks do not get tall enough.
Great idea. Thanks Robbie!
I’ve been using a Stand Steady Executive desk and it’s been awesome! Way more affordable than most of them out there. Check them out at standsteady.com
Hi, I think if you added a width column, this chart could be even more useful. I’m looking for a narrower desk for a small apartment, and I think others could benefit from this info as well!