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Dual-Motor Desk Frame - White
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Dual-Motor Desk Frame - White

A long pale worktop that still has to move

$199.99$259.99 4.7 (551)Low stock

What it is for

Long desks built on a pale worktop are one of the few home builds that genuinely look better than a bought desk, and they are exactly the case where a black frame ruins the effect. This is the white dual-motor version: the same 44 to 90 inch span and the same 264 lb lift, with a base that reads as part of a pale top rather than as scaffolding beneath it.

Check before you order. A white frame at this width shows every cable that crosses it. On a desk this long the cable run is longer too, so a tray or sleeve is close to mandatory if the desk is seen from the front.

What assembly actually means

Same two-column procedure as the black dual-motor frame, and the same advice about resetting the columns before any drilling. On white, do the marking with a pencil rather than a marker, because the frame will be handled repeatedly during alignment and ink transfers from fingers to powder coat.

What it changes

  • Matching a white frame to a pale worktop is what makes a wide self-built desk look intentional rather than industrial.
  • The higher load rating means a genuinely heavy top can still be raised and lowered several times a day without labouring the motors.
  • Two synchronised columns hold a 90 inch top level, so a long surface does not develop a twist over time.

In one line each

  • Dual-motor lifting frame, no top supplied
  • Adjustable width for tops between 44 and 90 inches
  • Travel from 28.3 to 46.5 inches
  • Rated to raise 264 lbs
  • White powder-coated finish

Published figures

Fits desktops44 to 90 in wide
Height range28.3 to 46.5 in
LiftDual motor
Load capacity264 lb
FinishPowder-coated alloy steel
ColourWhite
Top includedNo
ColourWhite
Model referenceB0CQNT4H9Z

Figures as published for this model. Anything that has never been published is left out rather than estimated.

Where this one sits among the 5

The same figures as every other page in this section, lined up against the section itself. Being the biggest at something is not the same as being the best at it, so the last column says where a number puts this model and leaves the judgement to you.

FigureThis modelAll 5 framesWhere that puts it
Load rating264 lb176 to 264 lbThe strongest of the 5
Widest span90 in63.3 to 90 inThe widest of the 5

Ranges cover only the frames that publish the figure at all; a model that has never published one is left out of that row rather than counted as a zero.

Where it sits in the range

Of the 5 frames in this section this is the most expensive, against $99.98 at the bottom of the section. It carries a published list price of $259.99, so the figure above is below that rather than the usual asking price.

There is no figure here on which it beats everything cheaper in the section, so if none of the 4 below it is missing something you need, the difference is colour, top size or finish rather than capability.

It carries 551 customer reviews at 4.7 out of five, which is the highest rating in the section. Those numbers come from the retail listing and are reproduced rather than curated, including when they are unflattering.