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@nickchuckwalter agreed! This launch needs a GIF or a video. The website could also have a section where you can play around and arrange your own desk for fun. The idea is great!

@nickchuckwalter Thanks Nick! 😄Yeaaaa agree, video is on the todo list 😛

@jfren I'm sure there's a ton to do. Best of luck! Awesome product

@nickchuckwalter Seconded! It looks super cool when you dive in deeper.

@kucukkanat Hey Eek! Our main target audience is companies / co-working spaces (ie more banks of desks than individual desks -- and that's where my background & experience lies) - and in that area we're pretty competitive / verging on cheap compared to competing desk systems. I'm told even for single desks our pricing is competitive, but I guess that's very relative -- it's certainly probably more than Ikea, but less than most designer desks 😄

@akdm_ Thanks Anthony! 😄 I had the idea after furnishing my co-working space and designing my own desks there, it's been lingering in my head for a few years. Current focus is very much on companies; I think even outside pricing our biggest USP's lay there... but who knows, it's still very young and getting lots of great feedback that's taking me in different directions. I'll follow where the need is! Defo want to look at different material options though.

@jfren Congrats on the idea then! Thanks for replying :)

@rossdcurrie Thanks 😄heheh, I know first-hand what that's like. Yeaaa - mentioned this in another comment below - but this has been & is a big feedback point. We've managed to massively reduce the issue of the gaps and levelling since our first versions [and the one that the site photography is based on] by tongue-and-grooving and improving our fixing system. But we're also looking at mitigating it by adding the option of wider slats of wood [ie 60cm+ wide] in the area[s] where one would mostly use paper/mice. We're also looking at potentially some form of blotter pad.

@francescod_ales Awesome! 😄

@joshuapinter Thanks 😄 Yeaaa, this has been & is a big feedback point. We've managed to massively reduce the issue of the gaps and levelling since our first versions [and the one that the site photography is based on] by tongue-and-grooving and improving our fixing system. But we're also looking at mitigating it by adding the option of wider slats of wood [ie 60cm+ wide] in the area[s] where one would mostly use paper/mice. We're also looking at potentially some form of blotter pad.