Would a sit-stand desk be unstable if the weight is unevenly distributed?

If the weight distribution of a sit-stand desk is uneven, it may indeed cause to instability. The stability of an office desk is influenced by various factors, including its design, structure, materials, and usage.
Firstly, from a design perspective, a sit-stand desk typically requires consideration of ergonomics to ensure that users can comfortably use it in different sitting and standing positions. This means that the office desk needs to have a certain load-bearing capacity and stability to support the weight distribution of users in different postures.
However, if the weight distribution of items on the desk is uneven, such as placing heavy items on one side and relatively light items on the other side, it will break the original balance state of the desk. In this situation, there may be a risk of shaking, tilting, or even collapsing of the office desk, which can affect the user's experience and safety.
In addition, the structure and materials of the office desk can also affect its stability. For example, office desks made with sturdy frames and high-quality materials typically have better load-bearing capacity and stability. On the contrary, if the structural design of the office desk is unreasonable or the material quality is poor, even if the weight distribution is uniform, instability may still occur.