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Which height figure is wrong

Almost everything that arrives here is one of three things, and all three are welcome.

A height range that does not match the maker

The most valuable correction on this site, and the most common. Usually it is the basis rather than the figure: a frame quoted bare against a frame quoted with its standard top on it, which moves both ends by over an inch and changes which people the desk fits. Send the brand, the model and where the right figure is published.

A desk that should be in the 53

New frames, regional brands and the crank and counterbalance desks that get left out of round-ups are all fair game. The one rule is that it has to adjust in height — fixed desks and gaming desks with no travel are out of scope, however good they are.

A desk that has changed price tier

Prices here are hand-recorded snapshots from 2026-10-07 and drift constantly. Worth flagging when a desk has changed tier rather than moved twenty dollars — and equally worth flagging when the listed price buys less than the page implies.

A figure nobody publishes

Travel speed is blank for 20 of 53 desks because their makers never printed it. If you own one and have timed it, that is a measurement we cannot make ourselves — it gets attributed to owners, not folded into the spec table as though it came from the manufacturer.

Corrections get checked against the manufacturer’s own documentation before the catalog moves, and the catalog date moves with it. Both of us read what comes in; neither of us is a support desk, so a reply may take a few days. The pair who keep the height ranges honest and how the 50 full desks are compared answer most of what people write in to ask.