How a Jarvis arrives
The Jarvis, from Fully, is sold as a standing desk that requires assembly, in laminate or bamboo, on a powder-coated steel frame with two-stage or three-stage lifting columns. The frame box holds the two columns, the frame ends and side brackets, two center rails that set the width, the feet, the control box and its cables, and a handset, either up and down or programmable.
The brand's instructions build it upside down on the desktop: each column into its frame end, the side brackets on, then the rails slid in, centered on their marks and locked. The control box slides onto its frame end and takes both leg cables and the handset, the feet go on, and the desk is turned over and calibrated before first use.
How we build a Jarvis
We are experienced with Fully and the Jarvis, and the desk is built in the room it will stay in, in the manufacturer's order, with every part counted against the list before anything is joined. The rail set screws and the foot screws are the ones the brand warns about, so they are checked tight before the desk is turned. Then the leveling glides are set to the floor, not the desk.
It is plugged into an existing outlet, reset the way the instructions describe so the columns are synced, and run through its height range in front of you. Cables are clipped to the frame or run into the tray if you ordered one. We do no electrical work, so a new outlet where the desk is going is for your electrician.
Casters, if you ordered them, replace the leveling glides before the desk is turned over, as the instructions set out. The rest of the room is covered under home office setup, and every job is covered by the Masterwork Promise.




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