u/BearWithTopHat

I'm making a custom L desk using two 60in x 30in butcher blocks. This means the long part of the L will be 90in, while the short part will be 60in.

I'm looking at both uplift and imovr desk frames, and I can't tell if the length of the desk matters. For example, the uplift desk frame goes up to 80in x 60in, which seems close enough, but I don't know if it'll have some weird fitting or stability issues on arrival.

So my question is: does the length of the frame have to be the same as the desktop length? Or is the 80x60 option sufficient?

Hello,

I just bought a house in Chicago, and was quoted 6.5k for a 2.5ton 13.4 SEER condenser and attachment to pre-existing central heat duct work.

I was also quoted 7.3k for a 2.5ton 13.4 SEER American standard condenser and attachment.

Quotes include all work, parts, and labor. The cooled area is 900ish sqft

What's typically higher quality? I'm seeing a lot of posts here with mixed opinions, and a lot of people saying they're not different at all. The HVAC tech told me his opinion that they're not different as well, so I'm leaning towards just getting the Ameristar.

The price difference is small enough that I would just want the most reliable one. Any consensus from people here on what's better?