SmartDesk Pro (DIY Frame)

We got pushback at first folks thought it was overkill. But now no one wants to go back to sitting 10 hours a day. Fewer complaints to HR about chairs and RSI stuff too we went with a mix mainly Smartdesk DIY and Flexisport, then paired a few DIY hardwood tops with adjustable frames to stretch the budget a bit. we were worried it might look like a Frankenstein setup, but it actually worked out. Autonomous frames helped keep everything aligned, and since we stuck to neutral finishes, the whole room still looks cohesive

Autonomous Desk Pro. I've had it for over 6 years now. Quality build and no issues whatsoever. Built like a tank. Would recommend.

I got 1 from Autonomous about 12 years ago. Still going strong. I bought the stand mechanism with 2 motors and put a butcher block top on it just like another user did.

I'm 5'4" and have a Autonomous desk. It only goes down to 26" which is still a bit too high for me. I keep it down at 26" and have my chair adjusted to match the desk, and then use a Human Scale footrest to get my feet back up to where they should be. [https://www.amazon.com/Humanscale-Foot-Machine-Footrest-natural/dp/B000HVI1RG/ref=ast\_sto\_dp\_puis](https://www.amazon.com/Humanscale-Foot-Machine-Footrest-natural/dp/B000HVI1RG/ref=ast_sto_dp_puis) Stacking reams of paper up is a good temporary footrest option too. :) My chair is a Steelcase Gesture (442A30) that I got years ago at a factory sale. The seat pan is a good depth for my legs and the arm rests adjust to where I need them as well.

I have had an autonomous for the past 4 years and love it

I got one shipped to me from Autonomous a few years ago. I mostly sit at it now but I have no complaints.

We bought 25 “autonomous” brand desks in 2020-2021 for the office. They are used pretty heavily. As of now we have had to replace a few casters but overall they held up. One top was damaged by someone cutting on it. Can swap out with any top. They lift enough weight that no one has ever overloaded them.