Looking to build your own from the ground up? Start with our StandDesk HomeBase electric standing desk frames. Designed to fit perfectly with the StandDesk tops, you can create a custom workstation that meets any work style and space. Our triple segmented steel frame allows for a greater desk height range of 22.1”-47.6" and is available in white, glossy gray or black color options.
Shop with confidence knowing all our fit our standard StandDesk frames. We also offer the most comprehensive and longest warranty in the industry. When purchasing a steel frame you’ll receive a lifetime warranty.
Our HomeBase frames come with digital memory controller offering simple and smooth height adjustment. Easily store your personal sitting and standing desk heights to quickly transition throughout your day. Our quiet Danish-engineered motors quietly and comfortably adjust without wobble or shake.
Our powder-coated steel desk frames offer a 220-pound weight capacity, more than enough for your computers, monitors and accessories. HomeBase standing desks are designed to withstand thousands of cycles without the worrying wobble of our competitors. HomeBase is also BIFMA certified, demonstrating the quality and performance of our design and engineering.
Note: HomeBase fits any work surface from 24" to 72" wide. When fitting HomeBase to a work surface not currently sold by StandDesk, you will need to fit and install HomeBase using the measurements provided in our . Pre-drilled holes will not be available when using previously sold StandDesk work surfaces.
- Height Range (w/o worksurface): 22.1" - 47.6"
- Travel Speed: 1.5"/second
- Sound Level: Average sound level of 35-40Db
- Weight Capacity: 220 lbs
- Desktop Width: 45" - 72", depending on your selection
- Controller: Memory handset
- Assembly Times: >15 minutes
- Frame Weight: 65 pounds
- Certifications: BIFMA, TAA Compliant, ANSI Certified
- Anti-Collision Detection: Yes
- Warranty: Industry-leading lifetime warranty on our standing desk frame, in addition to a ten-year warranty on the frame’s internal components
