The Minimalist, Modular, Wall-Mounted Standing Desk
The StandCrafted Installation Manual Last Update: 03/04/2016
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HANDLING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS The use of StandCrafted desks are solely meant for bearing weight of computing devices and related computer peripherals. StandCrafted desks are not designed to bear weight of humans. Please follow acceptable use guidelines. Any warranties or return policies are voided if used or installed improperly. Please practice proper ergonomic use of the desks per recommendations from your healthcare provider and/or ergonomics professional. StandCrafted assumes no responsibility with the use of our products. Professional installation services are recommended when installing the desk to a wall. IMPORTANT SYMBOLS the following symbols are used in this document. Familiarize yourself with the symbols and their meaning before installing or operating the system. WARNING / CAUTION! Denotes a hazard. It calls attention to a procedure that, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result in injury or product damage. Do not proceed beyond a warning note until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.
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1: Packaging Figure 1 and 2 show the arrangement of materials as packaged. Figure 1 shows the overall contents and Figure 2 shows the smaller box containing assembly components and laptop module.
Figure 1: Box contents
Figure 2: Small Parts Page 2
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2: Parts List Table 1 lists every component, its purpose, its image, and any noteworthy information. Table 1: Parts List Component
Parts
Image
Spine (46” x 7” x ¾”)
Notes
To be installed vertically on the intended wall with 4 larger holes for bolts pointed outward. Cable conduit faces the wall on the left side. Module slides face the right side.
Spine
4 Drywall Anchors +1 spare 4 Bolts 4 Washers
Included with drywall mounting option
4 Wood Stud Screws +1 spare 4 Washers
Included with wood stud mounting option
4 Masonry Anchor Bolts +1 spare (5/16” x 2⅝”) 4 Nuts 4 Washers Module ● Square plate ● Rear slide ● (3) 1” #6 wood screws
Monitor Module
Included with masonry mounting option
(4) VESA monitor screws (4M, 25mm) (4) VESA monitor screws (4M, 20mm) (4) 4M Flat Washers
Preassembled from manufacturer
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2 sets of (metric) screws to account for multiple monitors having rear attachment interface
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Small Table Module
Module ● Table (15” x 7” x ¾”) ● Rear slide
Preassembled from manufacturer
Modules ● Vertical component (w/ rear slide) ● Horizontal component ● Keyboard module* (several variants)
Rotational Assembly (1) 8” x 5/16” threaded bolt (2) 5/16” wing nuts Keyboard Module
To be assembled
Vertical Assembly (2) 1.5” bolts (2) washers (2) lock washers (2) nuts
Laptop Module
Laptop Module ● Face plate ● Laptop tray ● Rear slide
● Requires minor reassembly ● Inside parts box as pictured in Figure 2
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3. Spine Installation Introduction The StandCrafted spine is designed to securely mount to any wall using 4 provided bolts, much like a home television. At the time of purchase, the buyer was presented with the option for hardware supporting drywall, wall studs, or masonry walls. StandCrafted provided the respective hardware for standard mounting options. Please see the packing list section for more details. If the wall is of an unusual construction, please seek the help of a professional installer to source mounting hardware (generally available at any hardware store). The spint mounting holes are ¼” diameter and are inset by approximately ⅜” to allow for bolts to be below flush level with the spine surface. The spine requires careful and sturdy mounting to ensure aesthetic placement on the wall, level installation, proper movement of modules, and ergonomically correct height for all users. If unsure about proper installation after review of this manual, StandCrafted recommends identifying a qualified professional to install the spine. Tools required Power drill (drywall & wall studs) Hammer drill (masonry) Phillips head bit for respective bolts ¼” hex bolt drill bit or wrench Construction level Fine point marking tool (pencil, pen, fine tip sharpie, etc.) ½” Drill bit (for drywall installation) ⅛” Drill bit (for wood stud installation) 5/16” Carbide drill bit (for masonry installation)
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Table 2: Spine Installation Step 1 Spine Location
Step 2 Horizontal Positioning
Step 3 Vertical Positioning
Step 4 Marking Holes for Drilling
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Step 5 Drilling Holes for Drywall & Securing Spine to Wall
Step 5 Drilling Holes for Masonry & Securing Spine to Wall
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4. Monitor Module Assembly The monitor mount is designed to adhere to any VESAcompatible monitor or monitor attachment (e.g., Apple Cinema Display / iMac adapter). Monitors must have 4 rear mounting holes measuring 100mm x 100mm for successful mounting. All steps for assembly are described in the table below. Videos of the monitor assembly are also posted on YouTube. Please find our uptodate links on our website standcrafted.com/support Step 1 Remove monitor stand (as necessary) Based on the unique monitor design, determin idea way to remove any stand currently connected to the monitor via VESA mount holes.
Step 2 Position monitor for module assembly Place monitor on a flat, soft surface to prevent scratching. Position 4 VESA mount holes on rear side of monitor to the install module
Step 3 Determine screw type Four VESA mount screw (metric size 4M) are provided (both 20mm and 25mm lengths). Determine the proper screw length by beginning installation of the module to the monitor. Ensure the washer inserted on the screw before inserting through module hole. The screw should have enough room to comfortably tighten the module to the monitor. If both screws are too long (unlikely), you may need to procure 4 smaller screws (e.g. 4M 15mm) from a hardware supply.
Step 4 Secure module to monitor Ensure the rear slide is pointed the correct way to allow for the monitor to be upright as preferred by the user. Tighten all 4 screws securely. The monitor can now be installed on the spine.
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5. Keyboard Module Assembly The keyboard module is designed to support several types of computer peripherals while maintaining comfortable ergonomics. In each design, the module holds a keyboard and some form of a mouse or trackpad. For all keyboard modules, there are 3 main components for connecting to the StandCrafted Spine: Vertical Component (and rear slide)
Horizontal Component
Keyboard / Mouse Platform
All steps for keyboard module assembly are described in the table below. Videos of the assembly are also posted on YouTube. Please find our uptodate links on our website standcrafted.com/support Step 1 Connect horizontal and vertical components Using the pats marked vertical assembly in the parts list, connect both components together. The vertical component should be specifically oriented to slide from right to left into the spine. The horizontal component has no specific orientation.
Step 2 Connect vertical and keyboard components Using the pats marked rotational assembly in the parts list, slide the keyboard component into the horizontal component and carefully move the 8” threaded bolt through both parts. Secure the parts together by connecting wing nuts on each end. Tighten until the rotation stops.
Step 3 Fine tune adjustments The keyboard module slides in the spine at a userpreferred height. The vertical component slots allow up/down granular height adjustment. The rotational assembly allows for 180 degree rotation of the keyboard platform Adjust both as necessary. Tighten with a good amount of force to prevent movement in use.
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The keyboard is not meant for supporting the full weight of wrists. Position the keyboard at a height so that the user’s hands rests comfortably on the keyboard without requiring downward force.
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6. Laptop Module Assembly The laptop module is designed to support any vendor model laptop in an open, leaning position against the spine. The module is delivered preassembled, but it was unassembled for shipping. To reassemble, simply use a power drill or phillips head screwdriver to reconnect the three components into place. Ensure the rear slide is in the correct alignment with respect to spine insertion.
7. Final Desk Assembly With the spine secured to the wall and all four modules assembled, the components can be rotated freely throughout the spine at the user’s ergonomic preferences throughout each work day. Please refer to healthcare guidance on recommended ergonomic measurements for each user.
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