Manual Height Adjustment in Standing Desks

A manual lifting-lowering computer table that allows adjusting the height of the tabletop and keyboard independently. The table has a sliding mechanism on the bottom of the tabletop that allows raising and lowering the tabletop while keeping the keyboard stationary. The sliding mechanism consists of hinged feet with sliders that glide on channels in the base. This allows the tabletop to be lifted and lowered independently of the keyboard. The keyboard is fixed to the base and doesn't move. The sliding mechanism also has features like brackets and baffles to secure the components in place during lifting and lowering.

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A height-adjustable table with a vertical telescoping leg mechanism that allows easy and stable adjustment of table height. The telescoping legs slide vertically in parallel tracks to raise and lower the tabletop. A counterbalance mechanism equalizes the lifting force to make height adjustment easy. A brake prevents accidental adjustment. A torque adjustment allows customizing the lifting force. The parallel sliding legs eliminate rocking and tilting when extended.

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A height-adjustable table with selectively adjustable leg assemblies that allow easy height adjustment without tools. The leg assemblies have telescoping sections with threaded bores. Set screws can be inserted into the bores to fix the leg lengths or withdrawn to allow adjustment. This allows the user to quickly and easily adjust the table height by turning the set screws. The screws can then be locked in place to secure the leg lengths. This provides tool-less height adjustment without needing to disassemble or loosen any connections.

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Writing desk with mechanical lift that allows adjusting the desk height without electricity or motors. The desk has a lifting mechanism that uses a screw and nut assembly with a handle to raise and lower the desk surface. This provides an adaptive height adjustment for users without needing power or complex electronics. The handle turns the screw to move the nut and lift the desk.

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Height-adjustable multifunctional desktop that allows one person to easily adjust the height using a mechanical system. The desk has a lifting mechanism with a toothed column, transmission, limit, and driving components. The column attaches to the desktop and slides in the leg. The transmission connects the legs. The limit prevents over-extension. The driving component, like a handle, rotates the transmission to move the column and desk up and down. This allows precise height adjustment without external tools or requiring two people.

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A desk frame elevation structure that reduces movement noise while increasing stability during vertical movement of the desk board. The structure has an elevation unit with an inner tube received in an outer tube that is telescopic. A roller unit with rollers on the inner tube and buffer pads on the outer tube allows smooth vertical movement. The rollers roll on the outer tube's inner periphery and the buffer pads prevent impact noise between the tubes. This reduces noise compared to a gap between the tubes allowing friction. The rollers and buffers also provide stability during movement.

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Height adjustable work surface with a locking mechanism to secure the height in various positions. The surface has a platform with a height adjustment assembly, leg assembly, and locking assembly. The leg assembly moves between raised, lowered, and intermediate positions. The locking assembly engages the height adjustment assembly to secure the leg assembly in a selected position. The locking assembly has biased arms that extend from underneath the platform and can be engaged by the user to lock or release the height.

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A silent desk lifting mechanism that reduces noise and improves stability when raising and lowering a desk surface. It uses a single telescopic tube inside another tube, with upper and lower buffer pads. The inner tube is fixed to the base and the outer tube is connected to the desk. A control button on the telescopic rod raises/lowers the desk. The buffer pads absorb impacts when the desk reaches the limits of travel. This setup reduces impact noise compared to separate base and desk lifts.

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A lifting table-on-table design that allows adjustable height and leveling without complex mechanisms or uneven stresses. The table has an upper panel, lower panel, bracket component, and base. The upper panel has slides on the lower side. The base has parallel bottom rods with inner slides. The bracket connects the upper and lower panels. It has X-shaped brackets with slides at the ends. The slides on the upper panel match the slides on the base to move the bracket. A lifting mechanism on the lower bracket raises the upper panel. This allows height adjustment and leveling without telescopic rods or uneven stresses.

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Desktop lifting table that allows adjustable height working position while maintaining a compact footprint. The table has a lifting mechanism with hinged arms that can rotate to raise or lower the tabletop. A driving mechanism with a gas spring, seat, and manipulating member attached to the lower arm end. The gas spring retracts when not acted on, but when the manipulating member moves it, the gas spring extends to raise the tabletop. The lower arm slides on the tabletop using a pivot, slide link, and pulley. This allows the tabletop to slide up or down as the lower arm extends or retracts.

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An adjustable height workstation that allows users to work ergonomically in a variety of positions, including seated on the floor, by providing a compact, mobile, and configurable workstation that can be lowered to floor level without obstruction. The workstation uses a tapered pulley assembly and counterbalance mechanism to counterbalance the weight of the work surface and accessories as they are lowered, allowing them to be easily adjusted to floor level without tipping over. This allows users to comfortably work while seated on the floor without the workstation getting in the way of their knees. The workstation can also be positioned in corners and moved around without cords as it is powered by a rechargeable battery.

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Height adjustable desktop that allows a user to move the work surface to a desired and/or ergonomic position. The desktop includes an upper work surface platform, a base platform, and a height adjustment mechanism that allows the work surface to rise and lower to the desired height of the operator.

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Desk-mounted lifting platform with a unique lifting mechanism and detachable keyboard tray for improved user experience compared to prior art platforms. The lifting platform has an X-shaped lifting arm configuration with gas springs between the upper and lower supports. This allows vertical height adjustment by operating the gas spring valve on the upper support. The gas spring axis intersects the workbench plane at an angle. The platform also has a detachable keyboard tray that can be easily removed without tools. The tray connects to a frame on the upper support and has a detachable hanger that disconnects from the frame.

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Hand-cranked three-column desk with manual lifting mechanism instead of electric motors to save cost, be cleaner and easier to maintain. The desk has three columns connected by a lifting mechanism driven by a hand crank. The columns raise and lower together using gears, shafts, and nuts. This allows the desk surface to be lifted and lowered manually. The hand-crank mechanism replaces electric motors for cost savings, cleaner operation, and simpler maintenance compared to electric desks. The three-column design provides more space for items on the desk compared to two-column desks.

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Variable height desk that allows a user to move between lowered and raised positions by a user and may be supported at any position between the lowered and raised positions. The desk includes a main support, a number of linear guides mounted to the main support, a desk mounting panel mounted to and configured to move along the linear guides, a desk surface mounted to the desk mounting panel, and an actuator accommodated in the main support and configured to raise and lower the desk mounting panel.

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Height adjustable desk that can be placed on top of an existing desktop to raise and lower the overall height of the desktop. The desk includes a base frame for placing on an existing desktop, a desktop that is connected to the base frame by first and second support members, and a gas strut.

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A mobile workstation with a vertical adjustment mechanism that allows a broad range of height adjustment while maintaining stability. The adjustment assembly has three telescoping segments - bottom, middle, and top - that can retract simultaneously at the same rate. This coordinated retraction prevents wobbling and keeps the workstation balanced as it raises and lowers. The segments are connected with pulleys and cables or just cables.

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Height adjustable work surfaces that can be raised or lowered by any person. The surface includes a conventional table portion, a height adjustable portion, a trapezoidal frame structure, a lift mechanism and legs.

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Variable height workstation with adjustable pivots that maintain a horizontal work surface as it moves between fully lowered and raised positions. The workstation has a base, lift mechanism, lower adjustable pivot, upper adjustable pivot, and lock. The lower pivot rotates vertically to lower/raise the platform. The upper pivot rotates vertically. The lock prevents upper pivot rotation when lowered. This allows a horizontal work surface at any height. The lower pivot force regulator adjusts rotation force. The upper pivot force regulator adjusts rotation force. The lock releases at a preset height.

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Desk mountable workstation that reduces, limits, overcomes, or ameliorates some of the problems, drawbacks, or disadvantages associated with prior art devices. The workstation includes a monitor platform defining a substantially planar work surface; a base located beneath the monitor platform, the base defining a bottom surface without legs that is adapted to sit on an existing desk; first and second sets of arms coupling the monitor platform to the base, wherein the first and second sets of arms are adapted for movement of the monitor platform substantially in parallel with the base between a fully raised position and a fully lowered position; and a user-operable locking mechanism associated with the upper platform, the locking mechanism adapted to releasably lock the upper platform in the fully raised position, and in at least one intermediate position between the fully raised position and the fully lowered position.

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