Requests for returns purchased from the Workrite Ergonomics online store (shop.workriteergo.com) must be made within thirty days of the order ship date. Only regular priced items may be refunded, unfortunately sale items cannot be refunded. Customer must provide original order # provided at time of request. Items must not have been installed, be returned in their original packaging and are subject to a 20% restocking fee. Refunds will not be processed for items returned in anything other than their original packaging, damaged items or unauthorized returns.
Warranty
Workrite warrants to the original purchaser that the products it manufactures are free from defects in design, material and workmanship. Subject to the limitations below, Workrite warrants each product in this catalog to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the life of the product. With prompt written notice, Workrite will repair or replace, free of charge, any product, part or component, which fails under normal use as a result of such defect.
The following exceptions to the limited lifetime warranty apply:
All laminated worksurfaces and workcenter components including electric components, motors, crank mechanisms, counter-balance mechanisms, brackets and feet are warranted for 5 years.
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After speaking to customer service, here are the install guides (Find them under discontinued products on their website).
Ascent 2 & Ascent 3 – 2 Leg Installation Instructions
https://workrite.showpa
Ascent 2 Digital Switch User Guide
https://workrite.showpa
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Does it support 2 monitor clamps?
I've got a work PC and a home PC that is a beast of a server (Z420) and I don't want the motors to have to lug all that weight all of the time. Any PC mounts I find can be secured via screws but that won't jive given the top half of the leg needs to retract into the bottom half. I was considering some el cheap-o PC wall mounts and then some industrial 2-sided sticky tape (3M VHB) but I'm not sure if there's a more simple solution I'm not thinking of.
Goal is to get the PCs off of the floor and away from my botvac and help to tidy the area up a bit so I can finally complete my wire management project to make things clean and sporty.
Thoughts?
I found some other preferences and it seems to be made in China with a 5 year warranty (ergodirect's listing before it was discontinued). This is in contrast to the previous comments about it being potentially made in the USA with a 10 year warranty.
Got a used one from Craigslist a couple months back for my daughter (30"x60"), and it was probably 5 years or older with decent amount of abuse. Been working really well for her remote learning. Really solidly built even though it isn't real wood. Paid close to this amount.
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IMO, this is a pretty risky purchase - no reviews, but the specs are pretty great considering the price. For example, the a comparable Fully frame would cost $400 (3 stage, similar height ranges; has a more adjustable frame, can hold more at 350lb vs 300lb).
If I was in a position to spend a bit more, I would consider a more well known brand with similar technical specs for $100-$150 more if only for the assurance of knowing what I would be getting and some level of support.
Below is quote of their warranty. (from their terms and conditions)
All monitor supports and mounts are warranted for 10 years.
All LED and florescent lighting fixtures are warranted for 5 years.
Lighting transformers and fluorescent ballasts are warranted for 1 year.
Peel and place mousing surfaces and the Slide Guide provided with Rite-In-Line are warranted for 1 year.
Impulse Height Adjustable Workcenter base is warranted for 2 years.
I've got a work PC and a home PC that is a beast of a server (Z420) and I don't want the motors to have to lug all that weight all of the time. Any PC mounts I find can be secured via screws but that won't jive given the top half of the leg needs to retract into the bottom half. I was considering some el cheap-o PC wall mounts and then some industrial 2-sided sticky tape (3M VHB) but I'm not sure if there's a more simple solution I'm not thinking of.
Goal is to get the PCs off of the floor and away from my botvac and help to tidy the area up a bit so I can finally complete my wire management project to make things clean and sporty.
Thoughts?
I've got a work PC and a home PC that is a beast of a server (Z420) and I don't want the motors to have to lug all that weight all of the time. Any PC mounts I find can be secured via screws but that won't jive given the top half of the leg needs to retract into the bottom half. I was considering some el cheap-o PC wall mounts and then some industrial 2-sided sticky tape (3M VHB) but I'm not sure if there's a more simple solution I'm not thinking of.
Goal is to get the PCs off of the floor and away from my botvac and help to tidy the area up a bit so I can finally complete my wire management project to make things clean and sporty.
Thoughts?
I've tried a lot of different solutions involving the desk itself, and it is never worth it. Clanky/awkward, restricts leg space, restricts desk height, etc. I didn't like the idea of mounting a PC to the wall since there is a lot of potential for sadness if there are any mistakes or problems. I currently use a bookcase to hold my O11. IMO, if you have the space, an appropriately sized side table / end table / nightstand would be the safest/easiest/cleanest solution.
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At it's lowest, the desk is 24" tall. The feet is 3.15", and the top of the desk frame to the top of the lowest leg is 2.14". This means that the leg to which you can attach a desktop to (assuming you could even mount it satisfactorily) is 24" - 5.29". You literally have less than an itch of clearance assuming your desktop is basically sitting on top of the feet.
Source of dimensions: https://www.ergodirect.
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