fully Jarvis, Assembly Instructions Manual

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2”

6.75”

6.75”

2”

Laying it out

1.  Attach the Side Brackets and Corner Bracket to their  

appropriate Frame Ends (without the lifting columns). 

         It is best to start with the two Frame Ends you would 
         like on the larger top:

a. The Frame End (Part “I”) or Frame End 

     (w/Capture Plate), and 

b. The Corner Assembly from Step 8 of the 

    Assembly Instructions. 

 The Corner Assembly will align with the corner of your   
 desk where the two tops come together. 

See page 12 of the Assembly Instructions for reference.

2.  Slide two of the Center Rails into the two Frame Ends  

from Step 1 above. This assembly is easier to maneuver 
than the entire frame and will allow you to see exactly 
how the frame lines up and where all of the screws are 
installed. 

3.  Line up the Side Bracket from 1-1 on page 10, with the  

screw holes on the (larger) Side Bracket 2” from the edge, 
and the front-most hole at least 6.75” from the front of 
your desktop.

The easiest way to accurately position the Frame on the Top is 
to use the Frame as a guide:

4.  Slide the Center Rails into the open Frame End from the 

Corner Assembly.

5.  Create the final Frame End assembly with the remaining 

Frame End and Side Bracket. 

6.  Slide this new assembly onto the Center Rails from Step 

4, and position them as you did with the original Frame 
End Assembly in Step 3. The example to the right shows 
a desktop that is 27” deep on either side and 56” wide on 
either side. 

7.  Use the tip of a Philips screwdriver to mark the center 

point of each hole —this is more accurate and permanent 
than using a marker or pencil. 

8.  Remove all frame components from the desktop - you’ll 

need these later to assemble your frame. Using the marks 
from step 7 drill pilot holes into your desktop. You’re now 
ready to assemble and attach the frame as shown on  
Pages “13-15” during Steps “10–15.”