Fully Jarvis Crank-Powered Standing Desk Frame Only - Adjustable Height Sit Stand Desk - Desk Top Not Included (Silver)
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Features
- Height adjustable desk frame from 27.5" to 46" (without top)
- Supports table tops from 48" - 70" wide and 30" deep with telescoping crossbar; (top not included)
- Sit-stand desk frame supports 150lb lifting capacity
- Industry-leading warranty: 7 years on all frame and mechanical components
- 3.25 revolutions per inch of travel; 60 crank rotations to travel full height range
Description
To better serve the traditionalists, minimalists, and deal-seekers, we are pleased to introduce the Jarvis Crank-Powered desk frame, which boasts the same award-winning craftsmanship, design, and adjustability as our other Jarvis standing desks, without the plug.With its sturdy hand crank, the Jarvis Crank-Powered desk frame can be easily adjusted from 27 to 46 inches—one inch with every three rotations. Similar to the Jarvis Electric standing desk frame, its lifting column is wider at the bottom to make a more grounded, less wobbly, top heavy desk. And its 150-pound lifting capacity is more than enough for most needs.Add “adjustable” and “standing” to just about any surface with a Jarvis Crank-Powered desk frame. Among the many clever customer ideas we’ve seen: DIY adjustable standing butcher block table, DIY adjustable standing synthesizer stand, DIY adjustable standing radio host podium, or you know, the classic DIY adjustable height standing desk.Own top specificationsThe Jarvis Crank-Powered desk frame adjusts between 46” and 68” wide. We recommend leaving 1” of desk top overhang on each side, and caution against leaving greater than 4” of overhang. Minimum top size: 48”x30”Maximum top size: 76”x30”
Item Weight: 68 pounds
Package Dimensions: 42 x 14 x 10 inches
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 7, 2018
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I have back problems that make it difficult for me to sit for more than 20 minutes or so at a time, and actually damages my back when I do. I hadn’t used my office at home for at least a year, and further, didn’t really have a workspace at home anymore that could accommodate my needs. I have a VariDesk at work and it’s nice enough, though personally more than I wanted to pay for what I was getting. I almost ordered one when I realized I hadn’t really investigated other manufacturers yet. I did some Googling and found some brands with odd sounding names, different formats (i.e. full desks and frames in hand crank or electric, etc), and mediocre reviews. One of them linked me to Amazon and I started browsing here for ones with 4 stars or more. I know this probably sounds like useless information but bear with me I’m trying to make a point. Somewhere not too far down in the list of of products returned, I found a Jarvis electric full desk. It had great reviews, was endorsed by a popular tech magazine, made of premium materials, and the price was spot on what I felt was reasonable. After reading all about it I decided this was the manufacturer and product I wanted, but was curious if they sold a hand crank frame (having learned from my searches this format could be an option). My current desk was actually a kitchen table and has some sentimental value to it. I would hate to have to get rid of it. My next search of Amazon returned this frame. It had everything I was looking for, including the hand crank for which I generally prefer the reliability of a purely mechanical device vs electric, and I will rarely change the height once set. The frame arrived quickly after ordering. The frame was well packaged in a box that was relatively small. It is approximately 70 lbs so if you have physical problems you may need another pair of hands to move it, or just open the box and carry the pieces one at a time to your build area :). I’ve built many pieces of furniture in the past and I can say that the instructions are very good. One thing to note, since this is just the frame and the manual seems to be written for both full desk and frame products, you need to flip to the last couple pages of the manual to find the measurements for the layout of the parts to install on your own top. They are all listed in reference to the front of the desk. I followed the measurements exactly and in about one and a half hours I had it all put together. It went together perfectly — I didn’t have to force anything. I chose not to use the preinstalled rubber grommets that would have protected the top from touching the frame directly. I felt this might add some instability, and was unnecessary for my wood top. The reviews said the frame was very stable, and it should be it certainly is heavy enough. I did have some doubts for my use of it. My top exceeded the maximum listed depth of 30 inches — being 36 inches. During assembly, I noted that the cross bar of the frame still sat in the back half of my top, which gave me hope that this would work. Worst case scenario, I figured I would cut the last 6” off of the top. After I finished putting it together and getting it upright, it was a tad tippy if I pushed down on the back edge of the top, which made me a little sad. Then I observed two things. First, it was sitting on carpet and sinking into it more at the rear of each foot because that’s where most of the weight is on this frame when it’s static (basically it was already tipping slightly toward the rear). Second, I might be able to counteract that to some degree by lowering only the rear leveling feet as much as possible. It worked like a charm. I made sure the front leveling feet were screwed in all the way and unscrewed the rear ones as far as could be safely done. It’s solid as a rock, and level. If it had been on a solid floor I might not have had to do anything. Personally, I wouldn’t use a top deeper than what I have on it and consider it safe to use, but a 36” top is perfectly fine. Unless you keep cinder blocks on the back of your desk. The finish on the desk is a powder coating, which is very smooth. And durable. I know this because my drill fell over on it while I was putting it together, and left only a light scratch that didn’t go through to the metal. I’m extremely happy with this desk frame. It’s given me my office back, and just any place I can work at home. The point I was trying to make earlier on in my review is: There are a lot of cheap adjustable height desks in any format you can think of, with iffy reviews. Spend the few extra dollars, this is the one to buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2019 by Katsumi Katsumi
I am in medical school and that means I am usually in the books all day (and also that I am poor), so you can imagine how much sitting can put a strain on my back. I did quite a bit of research going into this purchase, and I am pretty confident in my belief that this is the best purchase for a standing desk under 500$ (albeit being a crank only desk). The table was straightforward to assemble (I used mostly the online tutorial for jarvis crank table assembly on youtube). As the listing notes, this is ONLY the desk frame! So make sure to have a desk top prepared. I had found an ikea desk top for about 20$ in the “as is” section that turned out perfect for this project, and I am very happy with the end result. One thing to consider is “wobbling” at the top standing height however no wobbling here. In my experience cheaper 2-300$ standing desks have quite a bit of wobble when you raise the desk and that would have personally driven me crazy. Overall very happy with this purchase, and I would definitely recommend a jarvis desk to my friends in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2022 by Bruce Chang-Gu Bruce Chang-Gu
It's been about a year since I first bought this stand and it has held up pretty nicely. The crank still cranks and the table is extremely sturdy. Very little (if any) wobble. It can sometimes be a little tricky when cranking this stand as the weight on the table tends to put enough pressure on the crank to have a tendency to self-crank toward the direction of gravity (down). This is what you would expect for a manual crank, if you don't want to learn how to finesse this crank when extending or contracting the arm into and out of crank position, you might as well spend the extra money on an electric version. I like that the crank has the ability to tuck away and flush with the table when installed appropriately. Keeps it out of the way, which will help with longevity and less prone to breaking.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2018 by Josh Josh
Very well-built frame. This thing is heavy, well engineered, and quality pieces and parts. Went together very easily, without questions. Documentation was just fine. I got a nice top, and it went on perfectly. Well done!
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2021 by Vincent Thomsen
Paired this with an Ikea Gerton. Wasn't too hard to use our own tabletop, especially with an extra helping hand. Solid desk, looks great. Much better than the Ikea manual-crank alternative.
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2020 by Soorya Todatry