Can anyone tell me what minimum size desk i need to support a single workfit-s and not have it all topple over? I have small space for homemade desk
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I am not sure what the minimum is but most of the weigh is not over hanging. It is well balanced. But with that said I suggest having a somewhat substantial desk.
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The desk can be small as long as it is at least 28" wide and 18"deep. The keyboard is the widest part at 17". It should not topple over as the weight will be over the center of the desk. These are my thoughts, but you may want to contact the manufacturer if you have further questions as to the size desk you will have.
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I took lots of measurements. I continue to really love love this desk. It took care of my needs in a small place. I shopped for some time looking for a desk that would hold what I really needed at hand and in a small space...this one did and has...but a desk need is so individual. The desk is 29 3/8" from floor to desk top, 25 3/4" from floor to pull out key board shelf, 35 1/4 " from floor to printer shelf, 24 1/4" to the shelf above the drawer (from the bottom of the drawer to shelf above is 4"...drawer front is 3"). There is a 5 5/8" space from desk top to printer shelf. The thickness of the KB tray, desk top and printer shelf is about 3/4". For me an efficient desk. Hope this helps you. I took lots of measurements. I continue to really love love this desk. It took care of my needs in a small place. I shopped for some time looking for a desk that would hold what I really needed at hand and in a small space...this one did and has...but a desk need is so individual. The desk is 29 3/8" from floor to desk top, 25 3/4" from floor to pull out key board shelf, 35 1/4 " from floor to printer shelf, 24 1/4" to the shelf above the drawer (from the bottom of the drawer to shelf above is 4"...drawer front is 3"). There is a 5 5/8" space from desk top... » Read More I took lots of measurements. I continue to really love love this desk. It took care of my needs in a small place. I shopped for some time looking for a desk that would hold what I really needed at hand and in a small space...this one did and has...but a desk need is so individual. The desk is 29 3/8" from floor to desk top, 25 3/4" from floor to pull out key board shelf, 35 1/4 " from floor to printer shelf, 24 1/4" to the shelf above the drawer (from the bottom of the drawer to shelf above is 4"...drawer front is 3"). There is a 5 5/8" space from desk top to printer shelf. The thickness of the KB tray, desk top and printer shelf is about 3/4". For me an efficient desk. Hope this helps you. « Show Less
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I have a huge tower and it fits, I don't think they make any bigger than what I have. Yours should fit just fine. I love this desk and it is a good pricing.
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I wouldn't recommend that much weight on this desk. Even spreadout, I think the middle will sag under too much weight.
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Thanks, Leyn. I think I could modify these shelves as you suggest or use a raiser...I like the desk and I think it would hold my flight sim equipment. My other choice is the Roccaforte gaming table, but they are very difficult to buy....can't seem to find them in stock anywhere...
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OK, bear with me as i am travellingcand awsy fromy desk. I can't measure. However i can do this:What is the width between your desk and wall? What is the width of your CPU? The reason I ask is that the stand works as it should, basically making it super easy to move the CPU to access the rear ports and plugs. The stand adjusts to fit the CPU size. Add about 3 inches per side (total of 6" if the brain is still working) to account for the stand. That is my best guess until I return in 10 days.
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I have the 36" desk. 2 24" monitors would fit however the sides would stick out over the edges about 2" on each side. Since the support poles on either side are centered between the back and the front edges of the desk to balance the weight you have two options. 1 place the monitors on the front half. 2 place the monitors all the way back on the desk and the angle of view might still allow you to see the edges of the screen. It can be done. It all depends on how much foot traffic you get on the sides of the desk placement and the actual width of the monitor frames.
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HI - yes I am about 6'4" barefoot and I would like a smidge more too...The Varidesk Pro goes to about 15" or maybe 16" off the desk surface. (just measured) This is in ADDITION to the desk risers that I bought last here on Amazon. I have my desk rasied 3" all around just so I can sit comfortably at it. Mine are clear and just wonderful. The combo is good enough for me that I love the Varidesk Pro with my mods. It would be EASY to build a base of plywood or similar and set it on as well to get your height without raising the desk as I did. My monitor does not raise and I have had to build a base 8" tall and 10" wide from a 2 x 10 I cut, stacked, nailed, and painted black. Looks good now and I have the monitor up where I need it. If you are remotely interested in a stand up desk - I really think this is a great way to go. And it's easy to rig up ways to make it work for us taller guys.
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I would suggest adjusting first, then placing laptop on it. Easy to do. Great little desk.
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My desk is 66 x 32 and it is a bit smaller than the desk but works just fine for me. Hope this helps you. This sheet sounds like it would work perfectly for your first desk.
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If it's a flat monitor pretty big ( mine is like a 24 inch. ) If it's old school and big and bulky not a very big one fit. I have to say I LOVE this desk!!
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Leslie raises a good point, but has she found any other alternative solutions that are better? I have not found anything else. (FYI: if you have a larger waist which sticks out a bit, using the Connect-A-Desk can be somewhat awkward for typing!)
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I do have my tower under the hutch, which takes up a bit of leg room. But I also added a pull out keyboard tray, so I don't sit close enough to the desk now to be concerned about leg room. I have my monitor on the angle, and that gives me plenty of room behind it for the cable connections etc. To my left the desk top remaining is about 24' x 24". I am very happy with the Cabot Corner Desk. Do note however, that it does take some time to assemble, and part of it require two people.
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Yes I think it's to low for a desk. If you go to there web site they will give all the measurements you need.
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I am in a very small area and when you raise the desk part it comes to you. If the base will fit on your desk you should have not issue. BTW. I am really enjoying mine!
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Yep, up to 24 inches will work fine. I found it to be quite sturdy, though to be fair, I didn't pack it full of heavy weight books. I really like this desk, It was very easy to put together, and very space efficient. Mine is packed up right now, as I will be doing some traveling. It was easy to take appart too! I like it enough that I am keeping it, (I got rid of almost all of my other furniture.)
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from the front edge of my desk to the back of the brackets is 15" so I would have to say you do not have enough room. Are you sure of the 9 1/2 measurement? That is very small desk opening. My legs would not even fit under that.