The good: - Vernal is
The good:
- Vernal is the only manufacturer outside of B2B that supports a 200cm x 180cm desk with a high load capacity (having 2 Samsung Odyssey Ark Monitors is 83kg of the load rating just gone, and no pc or anything else is on the desk yet) and a third leg for stability.
- The quality and stability is great for the price, but if you can buy B2B products for 3-5 times the price, you can completely eliminate the very minor wobble at the topmost position, but not worth it for me after testing both.
- for every screw, there was 1 or more spare. I always highly appreciate some leeway
The minor caveats or improvement I would suggest Vernal:
- print a hole drilling guide if someone orders without a top plate. It was a time-consuming process to place the frame on the bottom of the table, make sure everything is square, center punch all the holes so they align, remove the frame, drill the threaded wood inserts. Yes, i could have used the self-fastening wood screws supplied, but I'd still want to pre-drill holes for them in hardwood, thus the entire game of laying it out, marking, removing, drilling, and re-laying. Having a printed paper drill guide i can quickly place on the custom desk surface would have been great and should come at next to no cost
- The height adjustment buttons come attached to an l-shaped, angled plastic case with a cable. While this offers sleek mounting on Vernal's pre-cut slot on their supplied desk surfaces, it essentially forces the mounting location. Making this slightly more modular, e. g. flat mounted with optional inserts to tilt them, would allow far more freedom to design how and where the adjustment is mounted.