So am I correct in assuming that you must have a work table or work station or desk to attach this apparatus onto?
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That is correct. You need a desk and the front lip of the desk can't be over I think 3". I know a lot of work benches that you would not be able to attach this to because of that restriction. But for most desks it works really well.
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Yes, I have a regular simple laminate office desk that it is attached to. It is nice to have the work surface though that attaches to the station for paperwork as you stand.
1017654
Yes, you can add it. You will need to take the top of the desk off to install it though.
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The Ergotron WorkFit-P Sit-Stand Workstation can attach to a desk either by using a clamp that is supplied with the unit, or by drilling a hole and mounting it using a grommet (also included). I use the clamp, and it holds it very securely.
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yes, you will just have to install it correctly . . . to a high shelf or table.
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There are pre-drilled holes for the raised platform. You could use the desk without it, but you would have holes in the desk unless you found something to cover them up.
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I'm assuming you mean some desk other than what it was designed for and that you've checked your measurements. I don't see why attaching it would be an issue. It just screws in from the bottom if I remember correctly. You'll need to make sure that you have clearance underneath your existing desk to get a screw in where this one will attach.
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First let me say that I love this workstation. It was far more heavy and sturdy that we were expecting. I have it installed in my office where we used an "L" kitchen countertop mounted to the wall as the desktop and the installation was perfect. I feel you would need a very strong and stable foundation to mount to, I don't believe a free standing desk would be strong enough as the workstation would make it top heavy and likely pull it over. Hope this helps!
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No you don't, the tables are ready to use. However you will have to assemble the stand which only took 3 minutes. The tool is installed.
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Also can be bolted onto desk but must drill a hole if necessary.I use stand which works well.
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Yes. The necessary tool comes with the desk, but you will also need a Phillips screwdriver. It's easy and the directions are easy to follow.
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You still need a computer and monitor to use it. It allows you to work without the cord tethering you to the computer, however. Get comfortable!
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No. You must be in a standing position since your weight is used to operate the device. It is easy, however, to store under a desk or similar small area.
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Yes, you could just assemble it without the table. Alternatively though you can just turn the table around to face the other way so it's not in the work area.
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The apparatus has to be anchored either to an existing bench or squat rack that you have (nothing additional to get) or it has to be bolted to the ground (with bolts that you will have to get).
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It comes with an attachment that goes under desk but yes it does require drilling through your desk and attaching with bolt. However, I did not mount mine, its very sturdy at the base.
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I don't see any reason why you'd have to put the hutch on, but I think there are probably far better choices in desks without hutches. Instead of paying for a hutch you won't use, go with a desk-only unit that is higher quality. Come to think of it, if you decide to use this one without the hutch, there may be a few holes on top of the desk that you'll have to fill in or cover over, as those holes are there for the connectors used to keep the desk and hutch together.
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If you have a power drill with a flat head attachment, it's no problem screwing it in. With that said you can place it any where you want. I added a computer self below the table and it worked out fine.