A standing desk you would actually put in the living room.Most sit-stand desks look like equipment. VERSE was drawn as furniture first: a fluted, reeded front, softly rounded edges, and closed cabinet-style bases in a warm Natural Wood finish. It reads as part of the house, not as an office dropped into it. Cabinet bases instead of open legsVERSE stands on two enclosed cabinet bases with a wide footprint, powder-coated metal tubing inside, and rubberwood support feet underneath. The engineered wood desktop is rated for 70 lbs of monitors, laptops and everyday gear. Three drawers, a side cabinet, and somewhere for the cables to goThree built-in drawers plus a side cabinet with internal shelving hold the things that usually pile up on a desktop. Integrated cable management keeps power and monitor cords routed out of sight as the desk moves. Dual motors, 29.5" to 47.6", three heights you set onceA dual-motor lifting system moves the desk between sitting and standing. Save three preferred heights to the control panel and return to any of them with one press, with the current height shown on the digital display. Controls built for long daysSet an adjustable sedentary reminder, define your own upper and lower height limits, and lock the panel with the child safety lock. Anti-collision, overload and thermal protection run in the background. 60" wide, and it ships in two cartonsThe desktop measures 60.0"W x 26.8"D, wide enough for a dual-monitor setup with a laptop beside it, and adjusts from 29.5" to 47.6" high. VERSE arrives in two cartons at 88 lbs and 105 lbs, so plan on a second pair of hands for assembly. Assembly instructions are included.