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Step 4
Move an UPLIFT V2 desk up to your first Rail and Post
assembly. Slide the Posts in or out to align the holes in
the Post feet with the leveling glides in the back of the
desk feet as shown. Then, lift the desk slightly on each
side and set the desk glides into the Post feet holes.
If you are assembling a Dual Sided Row configuration,
we recommend placing the desks on the opposite
side of the Power and Data Rail
after
all the electrical
components have been installed and the assembly is
complete.
If you are not using UPLIFT V2 desks, slide the Posts
until the Rail assembly is about the same length as the
desktop and the Posts sit outside both sides of the
desk. You’ll want a 4 inch gap between sides of desk-
tops
Step 5
Continue adding Posts and Rail assemblies down the
row following Steps 3 and 4 above until all of the Rail
assemblies are attached to the posts.
Then continue to move your UPLIFT V2 desks into
place, locating the desk feet glides into the Post feet
holes.
Note:
If you are assembling a Single Sided Row along
a wall, once all of the Posts are aligned with the desk
glides move the desks away from the Rail again. This
will make the rest of the assembly much easier.
Center post foot
End post foot
33.5’’ - 48.8’’
51.5’’ - 73.8’’
Short and Long Rail Lengths
Rail lengths needed are determined by the desk di-
mensions.
As a general rule, the length of the rail should be the
same length as the desktop it is being placed adjacent
to. This will create a gap of about 4 inches between
desktops. Rail measurements are taken from the fur-
thest ends of the Rail extensions where the Rail meets
the inside of the post. See diagrams to the left.
Short rails have a length adjustment range of 33.5’’ to
48.8’’
Long rails have a length adjustment range of 51.5’’ to
73.8’’
