The fit comparison
Compare the published fit limits
Use these published dimensions to shortlist a fit, then measure the space you have and check the exact version before ordering.
Scroll across the table for every fit check.
| Model | Worktop | Height range | Controls and space |
|---|---|---|---|
| FlexiSpot E1 Plus 100 × 60 A one-piece top | 100 × 60 cm one-piece top | 73.5–118 cm listed | Four memory presets. Check feet and side hooks in your opening. |
| FEZIBO 100 × 60, white and oak A lower listed minimum | 100 × 60 cm top | 72–118 cm listed | Three memory presets. Confirm base and floor-to-top dimensions. |
Find the two worktop heights you need
Start seated with your feet supported and your shoulders relaxed. Put the keyboard and mouse where you use them, then measure the key height that works. Repeat the same trial standing. Subtract the height your keyboard or mat adds above the surface. The desk-height guide walks through both measurements.
A compact top is a space decision. The lift range is a separate fit decision. If your seated worktop target is 68 cm, a desk with a published minimum of 72 cm starts 4 cm higher. Try the intended combination of seat height and stable foot support, while checking knee clearance. If that trial fails, look for a lower assembled desk.
Check where the maker measured the range. For a frame that starts at 70 cm before the top is attached, a 2 cm top puts the finished surface at about 72 cm. A complete desk listing may already give the floor-to-top measurement. Confirm the range with the selected top and feet if a centimetre changes your choice.
Check the feet and the moving envelope
Tape out the top and then look for the foot dimensions on the drawing. T-shaped feet can extend past a shelf or meet the skirting before the top reaches the wall. Leave room to access levelling feet and measure the opening at both sides of the desk. If the listing gives only top dimensions, ask for outside foot width and front-to-back depth.
A 100 × 60 cm top can still need extra width for a side hook, cable tray or a monitor arm that swings outside it. Check where those parts sit in the low and high positions. Try the chair pulled back, the cupboard open and the monitor in its normal position. Measure to the highest object on the moving desk, rather than stopping at the worktop.
FlexiSpot E1 Plus for a one-piece white worktop
The selected E1 Plus is the white frame and white 100 × 60 cm one-piece top. The brand’s listing gives 73.5–118 cm and four memory positions. Those positions help a shared desk return to the heights each person has tried.
A one-piece top
FlexiSpot E1 Plus 100 × 60
The 100 × 60 cm E1 Plus version pairs a single-piece white top with four memory settings.
The seller’s height range starts at 73.5 cm. Match that minimum to your seated keyboard target and confirm the assembled floor-to-top range if you are close to either limit.
- 100 × 60 cm top
- 73.5–118 cm listed height
- Four presets
Check the lowest preset while seated with the actual keyboard. The side hooks and hand control also need space at the edge of a tight alcove. The listing groups several top sizes, so confirm the 100 × 60 cm option and finish before ordering.
FEZIBO for a slightly lower listed start
The white-frame FEZIBO with oak-finish top has a listed 72–118 cm range and three memory positions. That lower starting figure may matter if your measured target is near 72 cm. Confirm the assembled height and floor footprint before buying if the fit is close.
A lower listed minimum
FEZIBO 100 × 60, white and oak
This compact white-frame and oak-finish version offers a 72–118 cm listed range and three stored heights.
Check the exact oak-finish option on the listing. Measure the finished worktop and full base footprint if either is close to the space or height available.
- 100 × 60 cm top
- 72–118 cm listed height
- Three presets
Compare the usable surface with the screen and keyboard together. A compact worktop can fit the room while a deep monitor stand pushes the keyboard forwards. Use the desk-depth trial and confirm the worktop construction before adding a clamp.
Run the desk through its full travel
With the desk empty, follow the manufacturer’s setup instructions and clear the space around the legs and top. Mark anything that could enter the moving path, including a window sill, wall shelf, chair arm or loose cable. Once the equipment is in place, repeat the check slowly with the screen and connectors visible.
Put the fixed end of each cable where it can stay connected at the highest setting. Leave a relaxed loop near the moving end and watch where the spare length lands as the desk lowers. Keep it away from castors and the moving frame. Try the monitor arm, if fitted, at both heights as its reach can change the clearance needed.
If you can already sit comfortably at a fixed desk and only need occasional standing height, compare a desk converter. Measure its lowest tray position too, because adding a converter raises the keyboard above the surface you use now.
Use the standing-desk cable guide to check the route to the wall through the whole travel range.
If seated height is the deciding measurement, compare standing desks for shorter users by finished minimum height.
If you have room for a 140 × 70 cm top, compare the full-size standing desks by finished height.
Common questions
Is 100 × 60 cm enough for a standing desk?
Try the screen, keyboard and mouse on a 100 × 60 cm area. Include the monitor stand or arm, power leads and enough space to use the mouse comfortably.
Does the height range include the worktop?
Check the maker’s reference point. Frame-only figures end below the top. A complete desk may already include it, so ask for floor-to-top measurements if the fit is close.
Will either model work for a 68 cm seated desk height?
Their listed minimums are 72 cm and 73.5 cm. If 68 cm is your worktop target, try a supported chair adjustment or compare desks with a lower assembled minimum.
How much cable slack do I need?
Use enough for an easy bend at the highest setting, including any arm travel. At the lowest setting check that the spare length stays clear of the frame and castors.
What should I measure if the desk goes in an alcove?
Check the feet, worktop, hooks and equipment at every height. Measure the narrowest points between the walls, skirting and any shelves or handles.
Sources and selection
Specifications and Amazon UK variants checked in November 2026. The comparisons use published dimensions and fitting guidance.