That's it! You should now have a complete standing desk converter to place on top of your existing, sitting desk.You will need to use a VESA bracket attached to the monitor and that bracket can be attached to the Rail Support fittings. Now, you can attach the computer monitor.The diagram in Step 6 shows a closer look at the Rail Support fitting.These can be used to mount the table top. There will be two holes in the flange section of each of the Rail Support fittings. Then, using the appropriate hardware, mount the table top to the fittings. Place the table top over the Rail Support fittings at the base of the frame. Now, you can attach the desk table top.The desk frame should be complete as pictured in Step 4.Don't forget to slide two Rail Support fittings onto each of the horizontal pieces before connecting the sections together. Follow the diagram in Step 3 to join the sections. From there, you can join these two sections together to complete the frame.Then, repeat this process until you have two sections as pictured in Step 2.Follow the illustration in Step 1 to assemble the first section. Each "side" section will utilize four 90 Degree Elbow fittings. First, start by assembling each of the "side" sections. To assemble the desk, we recommend building the desk frame in sections which can then be joined together.How to Assemble the Standing Desk Converter The longer vertical pieces are about 3' and the shorter pieces about 6 to 8". In Chris' design, the horizontal pieces are roughly 2' long. Keep in mind that the dimensions of the frame are 100% up to you and configurable based on your chosen application. The table top sits flush on the flange end of the Rail Support fittings, and two holes in each of the fittings, allowed Chris to mount the table top.įinally, to keep everything neat and organized, Chris used simple Velcro wraps to secure the computer monitor cables to the desk frame.įittings & Pipe Needed for the Desk Frameīelow, are the fittings and pipe you will need to assemble the desk frame. To attach the desk table top, Chris again utilized the Rail Support fittings. In the image directly above and below, we see a closer look at the VESA bracket Chris used to attach the monitor to the Rail Support fittings connected to the desk frame. The Rail Support fittings slide onto the pipe at the top of the frame and mount to the bracket already secured to the computer monitor. To attach the computer monitor, Chris utilized Kee Klamp Rail Support fittings in combination with a VESA mounting bracket. However, in doing so he was inspired to build a standing desk that could be placed on top of his existing desk.īoth designs utilize Kee Klamp fittings and pipe to complete the desk frame which were then paired with custom table tops crafted from poplar plywood.įor the standing desk converter, Chris drew inspiration from a similar desk featured on the Simplified Building blog. A few years back, Chris built a sitting desk for the office in his home.
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