EasyRiserPortable Laptop Desk With Adjustable Stand & Wheels
R449
About
Create the perfect work environment with the adjustable laptop desk. The high-quality board is environmentally friendly and non-toxic. You can put your computer and other office supplies on the desk. The portable 4-wheel function allows it to be moved almost anywhere making it easy to move around the house. It also is scratch-resistant and moisture-proof. Improve your posture with the adjustable height while you improve your working area. Perfect for people working from home!
Product Features
- Raise & Lower With A Light Touch - Raise and lower the desk from 30" to 43" inches with the lever-operated air-powered cylinder. Hold the handle up which under the table to adjust the table up and down. The table will be stopped when the handle is released. The height can be adjusted from 70cm to 90cm.
- Easy-glide Swivel Caster Wheels - Includes locking wheels that will allow you to secure it when in place
- Multifunctional Overbed Table & Highly Recommended By Doctors - A strong "H" base provides security and stability with swivel casters that easily fit under beds which makes it great for working from home.
- With Wheels
- Free Lifting
- Flexible Movement
- Solid, Sturdy, Durable & Light Weight
- Adjustable heights up to 90cm
- Suitable for bedrooms and living rooms
- Can be used as a bedside table and laptop rolling cart
- Non-toxic material
- Moisture-proof
- High temperature resistant
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: (W) 40 x (H) 70 x (L) 60 cm
- Warranty: 6 Months
What's in the Box?
- 1x Adjustable Standing Desk
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