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Single vs dual-motor - which is best for a sit-stand desk?

Single vs dual-motor - which is best for a sit-stand desk?

You may have come across the terms "single" and "dual" Motor while looking for a sit-stand Desk. This applies to electric-powered desks—ones that can be height adjusted with the touch of a button. As the type of motor affects loading capacity and lifting speed, this is something you’ll want to consider. 

Is a dual motor better for a standing desk?

Load more weight

If you like to have more items on your desk, especially if they’re on the heavier side, a Dual Motor is what you want. Why? This is because they can handle more weight. The weight capacity can be further expanded depending on the number of columns.

Our Adjustable Desk - Dual Motor Frame provides the following loading capacity options:
• 2 columns - 100kgs
• 
3 columns - 125kgs

Faster operating speed

The recommendation for switching between sitting and standing is every 60 to 90 minutes. If you’re working 8-hour days, that could be a minimum of eight adjustments per day. 

The dual motor moves faster than a single motor as it has more power behind it. With swift switches, the dual motor is the ideal choice for health-conscious office workers. A fast-operating desk that doesn’t wobble under the weight of a computer and paperwork is certainly preferable for working professionals. 

With some brands, you can even pre-set heights, so it’s really as simple as pressing a button. The key is to find a desk that will maintain a consistent speed and remain steady through the various heights.

Our signature adjustable desk from our collection can move at a speed of 3.8 centimetres per second. It comes with three memory presets and sit-stand reminders up to every 99 minutes.

Shop online

Back Care Online has a number of dual-motor sit-stand desks for you to buy online. We offer a free 14-day return policy and fast shipping options.



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