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ErgoSpring Standing Desk Converter - Standard
A Sleek design combined with strong holding power the AnthroDesk Ergospring Regular 31.5" Standing Desk Riser will turn any desk into an active, healthy, height-adjustable sit-stand desk. With AnthroDesk Ergospring Standard 31.5" Standing Desk Riser, you can increase movement, gain energy, and become more productive by adopting new active work habits.
Features: Convenient Keyboard Tray, Effortless Gas Spring Structure, and Smooth Gas Spring Height Adjustment accommodate most users
Product Dimensions: 800x615x115-500mm (31.5"x24.2"x3.5"-19.7")
Worksurface Size: 800x400mm (31.5"x15.7")
Worksurface Thickness: 16mm (0.63")
Worksurface Weight Capacity: 15kg/33lbs
Keyboard Tray Size: 795x300mm (31.3"x11.8")
Keyboard Weight Capacity: 2kg/4.4lbs
Material: Particle Board & Melamine, Steel, Plastic
I can't find the assembly instructions; where can I get them?
You can find them here: ErgoSpring Standing Desk Converter - Standard Manual
Do they come assembled?
The standing desk converter comes in 2 pieces, the main lift assembly and the keyboard tray. So the only thing that you need to install is the keyboard tray itself. The main part of the Ergospring comes pre-assembled.
Does it only go to the highest and lowest positions? Or can it be stopped somewhere in the middle to customize the height?
It is adjustable at any level between the max and min.
Can the height of the keyboard tray be adjusted independently from the desktop?
The distance is fixed and cannot be adjusted distance from the desktop.
How long is the warranty period for this product?
One (1) year.
My ErgoSpring Standing Desk is stuck/locked, and I can't raise it. What should I do?
New converters can be a little tight until they get worn in. This can easily be fixed with lubrication. A standard lubricating oil can be used.
Here’s a video of how it is done: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6Dhzbc9KJc
This converter turned my ordinary desk into a sit-stand station without forcing me to buy a whole new piece of furniture, and the gas-spring lift is surprisingly smooth for the price!
I chose the Standard ErgoSpring because I wanted to experiment with standing at my existing workstation rather than purchase another desk. The two-level layout is useful because the monitor can stay on the upper surface while the keyboard sits below. I can also remove the keyboard tray when I want more room on the desktop. The converter doesn't require me to reorganize the rest of my office, which was important because I have a fairly small workspace. Jonny was very helpful when I had questions about the setup. It was also nice to purchase from a Canadian company that specializes in this type of workstation equipment.
I use this on a conventional office desk, and the separate keyboard platform makes the transition between sitting and standing much more convenient.
I wanted to try a standing workstation without committing to a completely new desk. This converter fit nicely on my existing desktop and gave me a separate area for the keyboard. The two-tier arrangement has been particularly useful because I can keep my monitor at a comfortable height while still having my work surface available. Setup was quicker than I expected. I’m also glad I found a Canadian company offering this type of equipment instead of having to order something from overseas.
I bought this for my existing desk because replacing the entire workstation didn't make sense. The two-level design gives me a dedicated spot for my keyboard while leaving the upper surface available for my monitor and other equipment. I also like that I can leave everything in place when changing positions instead of clearing the desk first. The footprint works well in my relatively compact office. Jonny was very helpful when I had questions about compatibility and made the decision much easier.
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