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Reddit Reviews
Available-Shock-7640I am using the Vernal executive desk at home and switch sit and stand a lot throughout the day. I went with the dual motor and it’s been smooth and quiet.It feels more like a real office desk than just a tabletop on legs, and the look is pretty premium. I love it so much. It fits well with the style of my home.
Lazy_Technology5108I just got a Vernal Executive desk last month and really like it. I thought it was a little expensive but I really like it and it's been great so far.
Syndil1Check out Vernal. They've got various cabinets that go with their desks. I've got a Vernal Executive with a matching tall side cabinet, myself. They do also make L shaped desks and have cabinets and drawers that are meant to be stored underneath or mounted under the desk surface. https://preview.redd.it/xuvrcznriq1f1.png?width=960&format=png&auto=webp&s=8df9756cd44e5302d96d2f447229ec6baf76af3a
Check the sub for Vernal reviews. I've got an executive (non-L) desk and love it. Their executive L desk may be what you're looking for.
That's why I went with a Vernal Executive desk
Alert_Capital6309Haven’t tried the Hulala one, but I’ve been using the Vernal executive standing desk for a while and really like it. They have both I and L shapes. I went with the L, fits nicely in my work and gives me plenty of space. It also has a front panel, which the Hulala doesn’t, and I actually prefer that look. Also really solid and stable, and the motor noise is pretty minimal. There are a few pricing options depending on the sizes, but the prices are much lower that hulala.
Acceptable_Treat_101Coming up on a year with my Vernal desk and it’s been solid. Switched from a manual desk and didn’t realize how much nicer electric would feel. Way more stable than I expected, especially when I’m working long hours and leaning on it.
AmphibianOdd7011Im majoring in UI/UX Design. I work with dual monitors for many school projects, my apartment is tiny so space is a pain. I’d been scrolling through IG and found Vernal during spring break, got one then (after tax it was just around 485 bucks and its aweee.) My laptop,2 monitors, a couple of sketchbooks. p.s.sometime i put my plants on it, it feels solid at standing height and doesn’t wobble when I work.
chief_busticeDon't underestimate how important stability is for standing desks, I tried a few and the only one I've been happy with was a Vernal desk that ended up costing a fortune (comparatively). Worth it though
DarkgableMRH79I went with Vernal. Been extremely happy so far. They’ve also released a new desk. I’ve had a few consultation calls with them as well because they liked my setup. They seem to really care about what the consumer wants. They’re also working on more luxury focused sit/stand desks as well.
