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Your desktop may be pre-drilled or include threaded inserts.
Please check both sides of the desktop for holes before placing
the desk frame! If there are holes, carefully line up the frame to
match the holes on the underside of the desktop.
Adjust the width of the base to fit the desktop by sliding the two
halves outward. (33’’ max between the inside edge of Crossbar
ends)
If your desktop is not pre-drilled & does not include threaded in-
serts, place the base where you want it. We recommend leaving at
least 1/2” of desktop width on either side of the Side brackets.
The desk feet are deeper than the Side brackets. If your top is
25.5”-27.5” deep and you want the rear edge of the top in line with
the rear edges of the feet, offset your desktop toward the back.
If you are using your own desktop,
please note that the Minimum desktop size is 43’’ wide x 24’’ deep.
The frame will not fit on any desktop smaller than this.
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Secure the Center rails at both ends using
eight (8) M6x10 Machine screws (part 12), four
(4) per side. Ensure all eight (8) Machine screws
hit the metal Crossbar rails to prevent them
from sliding.
Double-check that the desk frame is properly positioned
on the underside of the desktop.
Attach the desk frame assembly to the underside of the
desktop using eight (8) of the screws that you have chosen.
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Choose the screw to fasten your frame to your desktop.
If your desktop does not have metal threaded inserts,
use the #10x5/8’’ Wood screws (part 13-a)
If your desktop
does
have metal threaded inserts,
use the #10-24x5/8’’ Machine screws (part 13-b)
3 per Side bracket
6 total
1 per Crossbar end
2 total
a
b
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Note: The UPLIFT Desk 120° desktop
If you are attaching your frame to an UPLIFT Desk 120° desktop, All you need
to do is line up your frame with the threaded-inserts. All UPLIFT Desk 120°
desktops come standard with threaded inserts for your convenience.
