Ergotron Workfit TL Sit Stand Workstation

The Ergotron WorkFit TL is one of the best selling sit stand workstations on the market. Backed by the popular Ergotron brand, the WorkFit TL turns any fixed height desk into a fully functional ergonomic work space. Popular design, with a large work area and keyboard tray Uses ...The Ergotron WorkFit TL is one of the best selling sit stand workstations on the market.

Backed by the popular Ergotron brand, the WorkFit TL turns any fixed height desk into a fully functional ergonomic work space. Popular design, with a large work area and keyboard tray Uses your existing desk to become a sit-stand desk Quiet adjustment, offering 15" / 38cm of vertical lift Holds up to 40lbs (18.1kg) Adjusts between sitting and standing with hand-brake levers Solid metal design lets you avoid tipping or swaying No assembly - out-of-the-box design Place monitor directly on worksurface or use a monitor mount kit Footprint = 37.5" x 23" (95 x 59cm) Fits on desk surfaces 24" (61cm) deep or larger Keyboard tray dimensions = 27.3" x 10.8" (69 x 28cm) Keyboard moves in tandem with the worksurface - the tray is positioned 4.5" (11.4 cm) below the worksurface. For the double monitor mount there are instructions here.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Desk converters have limitations! Make your Existing fixed desk fully height adjustable. An alternative to using a desk converter is to convert your existing desk to a fully adjustable standing desk. This solution utilises your existing desktop with UpDown Desk PRO Series frame.

Converting your old desk into a fully adjustable sit stand desk is quick and easy. It allows you to retain your existing desktop without the need for adding a large bulky desktop converter to your workspace. Moreover, it also comes with the added benefit of better stability, ensures all your belongings are on the same working level and it can be more cost effective! How To Convert Your Existing Desk To An Electric Standing Desk Our resident physiotherapist Pauline Wegrzyn, Master of Physical Therapy (University of Toronto), discusses the ergonomic benefits of a fully adjustable standing desk versus a desk converter here.