Desk stability test
The desk was raised to its highest position and tabletop deflection was measured under a 100 N force in the longitudinal and lateral directions.
What this means for buyers
The buyer gets calmer operation at high desk height: the frame should not visibly sway during normal typing, writing, and changing positions.
- Force
- 100 N
- pressure on the tabletop
- AC
- 6.0-6.6 mm
- lateral deflection
- BD
- 5.6-9.2 mm
- longitudinal deflection
What was tested
Check how well the desk stays stable in its highest position, where the frame is fully extended and any sway is most noticeable.
The sample was set to maximum height, then a horizontal 100 N force was applied to the tabletop and deflection was recorded in two directions.
Test period: 2026-01-06
Report date: 2026-01-07
Samples: HSK260014-01.01, HSK260014-02.01
How the test was run
- 1
Raising to the top position
The desk is extended to maximum height, where the stability of the structure is tested most strictly.
- 2
100 N lateral force
A controlled horizontal force is applied to the edge of the tabletop.
- 3
Measuring AC and BD
Deflection is recorded in the lateral and longitudinal directions.
- 4
Inspection after loading
The frame, fasteners, and mechanism operation are checked after the test.
Test conditions
Results
Conclusion
Materials from the report
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