Is it possible to flip the positions of the frame and combine a desk adjacent to it?
899986
The frame only goes together one way. The top is very heavy glass so I wouldn't compromise the integrity of what's holding it up.
1578484
No, you can't, holes are pre-drilled and left side of desk has rounded edge while right side doesn't.
410106
Absolutely! You can even alternate the 2 primary table/desk with the corner attachment - I've tried all different ways. This is definitely a great buy.
136029
Yes, it can but you will have to supply your own hardware to attach them together.They fit perfectly, I don't see why you need to attach them because the corner desk has its own base support.
446110
You could tilt the whole desk forward by placing a board or other lift support under the back two feet, but the keyboard tray and monitor tray will be tilted forward, and they would no longer be parallel with the surface upon which the Varidesk is placed.
983846
Yes you can, because I accidentally did that whIle assembling haha. I had to fix it because the back of the short side of cubes has unfinished parts and looked shabby, but if it's against the wall it won't show.
2283076
yes. The two end pieces are joined together by the rounded corner piece, but the two rectangular pieces are sturdy enough to be used as two separate desks.
300798
It is possible to have the cabinet on the other side but the desk will only screw into place if it's arranged like the picture. The other way, the top would just sit on top but not be screwed in.
1625830
Yes. Once you put the desk together you have two sides that are exactly the same. They can stand alone on their own frame and are connected to each other using a corner frame. There are no legs to the corner frame. It attaches to the side desks at the top to complete the desk top surface. It is a very sturdy desk. I hope that hepls you.
2130494
Peter Haas is correct, it can be done. But note that doing so is inconsistant with the best reason to buy the unit in the first place: its extremely small size/desk footprint.
1072744
This is a case where pictures help a lot. http://bit.ly/1iV441c http://bit.ly/1lNXwRi There are screws that go into the desktop from underneath that include longer ones from the left-right braces and shorter ones from the arms on the left and right. The instructions clearly tell you to do this all upside-down, with the desktop on the ground face down. I didn't do that, because I didn't have room for it, and it was very, very difficult, but it would have been very easy if I followed directions.
1684173
Yes. The monitor can be put in any position that is required. It rotates 360 degrees in either direction.
2094405
no, the desk top is part of the structure strength ... it's actually a particleboard top attached to a steel tube frame ... you'd have to fabricate parts to tie the lower half together without the desktop
672636
If you really wanted this desk you could just drill holes for the base board to go on the opposite side of the bottom of the desk. And turn the desk the other way. I hope what I'm trying to say isn't confusing.
1088634
The way most of his prefabricated pieces are designed is generally for what you see in the picture. However, by drilling four small pilot holes on the reverse side it could easily be transformed. In fact, I was in the process of doing the very same thing until I realized in the long run the pictured setup was best for me. It is a very sturdy desk. Have fun!
877264
This stand is designed to be set and left. It takes a wrench to move it. You would be better off with a moveable desk.
227990
it is possible to do it but it may be a hassle - you have to unscrew things, readjust it and rescrew it. it's not simple - we did a workaround to this exact situation by putting another, lower desk with a chair to the side of this. there are definitely units you can buy with a crank in the front to easily raise/lower them but they are much more expensive