Workstream by Monoprice 3-piece Desktop for Motorized and Manual-Crank Height Adjustable Desks, Black
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Does this have any kind of cable management? We're looking at purchasing these and putting them into a 2x3 (6-pack) combination, but I wasn't sure how power could run to each easily if they are at different heights.
Thomas R
on May 14, 2019
Workstream by Monoprice 3-piece Desktop for Motorized and Manual-Crank Height Adjustable Desks, Black
Workstream by Monoprice Sit-Stand Single Motor Height Adjustable Table Desk Frame, Electric, Black
BEST ANSWER: There is a small cable management box that attaches to the main cross bar underneath of the tabletop. We have similar setups and used surge protectors with 10' chords. The surge protector fits nicely inside the cable management box along with the power adapter for the table. This way, each desk has their own surge protector that moves up and down with the desk. We also used Adhesive Cable Clips to attach the extension chord to the inside of one of the legs. Just be sure to leave enough slack for when the desk is raised into the standing position.
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- Company P on May 14, 2019
BEST ANSWER: There is a small cable management box that attaches to the main cross bar underneath of the tabletop. We have similar setups and used surge protectors with 10' chords. The surge protector fits nicely inside the cable management box along with the power adapter for the table. This way, each desk has their own surge protector that moves up and down with the desk. We also used Adhesive Cable Clips to attach the extension chord to the inside of one of the legs. Just be sure to leave enough slack for when the desk is raised into the standing position.
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- Company P on May 14, 2019
It’s a nice product and works well but it has a single power cord, going to a single power pack and then motor controller, and then the motor. You would have to plug each one in to a power strip individually and then raise and lower each table separately - I can’t see anyway that six would be able to go up and down all in synchrony from one controller. If you are asking about simple cable routing, it is just a normal 110v cord coming down from each table - you could plug that in wherever you want and all 6 in a power strip would be no problem. The motor controllers also can be mounted on any edge of a top that you install, so they could be somewhat grouped.
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- Richard B on May 14, 2019
In our case, I have bought a 8' extension cord (white because my table is also white) and attached it with white zip ties along the legs of the table. Then I made sure that there was enough slack from the extension cord to cover the range of different heights. Home Depot has these cool extension cords with designs that will make the look more appealing. We use our table as a craft table and we connect all of our tools to the same extension cord that the table is connected to. Hope this helps.
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- Joel G on May 15, 2019
There is not much there to attach cables to. I Just put some small screws directly into the underside of the desk for cable clips. and then ran my cords where ever I needed them. Worked great for me. For 1 power source attaching all 6 desks, you will need cords hanging down with extra length so you can adjust them at random and not have any issues. Any desk system you use will have this same "cable" problem though.
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- justin K on May 14, 2019
There is a small try that can be placed anywhere on the center crossbar and locked into place. It is only about 16-20 inches wide (my estimate now when I am away from the desk), which I have found to be barely enough space for the cord management needed underneath the desk. I believe there were a few small sticky clips to hold the cords for the button module, but not enough for additional cords not provided.
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- New User U on May 15, 2019
Yes.
There is a cable management system. However, I had to allow extra length on the internet cord. I also attached a five outlet power cord extension on the stationary part of the leg of the desk. All of my equipments are plugged into the extension. The extension cord Itself is plugged into the wall outlet. Hope this helps.
There is a cable management system. However, I had to allow extra length on the internet cord. I also attached a five outlet power cord extension on the stationary part of the leg of the desk. All of my equipments are plugged into the extension. The extension cord Itself is plugged into the wall outlet. Hope this helps.
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- Maud S on May 15, 2019
Yes, it comes with a round adhesive clip that you can stick to the underside of the desk to hold the cables. There is also a tray that mounts underneath that will hold cables you lay in it. You can make it look pretty tidy even when moving between different heights.
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- Benjamin M on May 14, 2019
It has a small tray on the horizontal bar that holds the power supply for the motor and a couple of stick-on cable holders to support the power cable going from tray to motor and control. That tray can hold a couple more items.
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- M A on May 14, 2019
It just has the holes in the surface of the desk top. No other cable management. Monoprice does offer a number of add-on cable management pieces that would probably work for you.
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- Austin M on May 14, 2019
There really isn't any cable management built in except for the holes. You would need to install something yourself.
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- Armin D on May 14, 2019
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Is this desk strong enough to hold a dual monitor mount?
A shopper
on Dec 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this desk top is designed to work with computers and monitor mounts. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 7, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes, this desk top is designed to work with computers and monitor mounts. Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Dec 7, 2018
Yes. I have about 75 pounds on my desk. Still very sturdy. Be careful for the counterbalance of your table legs and how (where) you attach the dual mount.
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- justin K on Dec 17, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 12, 2018
Absolutely. And then some. Very sturdy.
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- Armin D on Dec 7, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2018
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Can the two outer panels be assembled without the center section to make a shorter top?
Robert
on Jul 27, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes outer 2 pieces can be used to make shorter desk, not sure if pre-drilled holes will accommodate the screwing process. You may have to drill little bit to fix the pieces to table stand. It’s good buy but make sure the table top is not damaged in shipping process before you take out whole pieces from box. I would recommend this product
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- Krishna V on Jul 28, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes outer 2 pieces can be used to make shorter desk, not sure if pre-drilled holes will accommodate the screwing process. You may have to drill little bit to fix the pieces to table stand. It’s good buy but make sure the table top is not damaged in shipping process before you take out whole pieces from box. I would recommend this product
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- Krishna V on Jul 28, 2019
it may take some custom work on your part. there are two bars fastening the 3 panels together. it and the panels have holes that line up. they probably wont line up with only two.
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- Timothy P on Jul 29, 2019
- Purchased on Jul 11, 2019
if the desk your using will go short enough. I have the motorized desk frame and it will not shrink small enough for that.
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- Ben B on Jul 27, 2019
- Purchased on Sep 23, 2018
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What is the load capacity?
Terry B
on Jan 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this desktop does not have a specific load capacity since its strength would largely depend on the desk frame and how the desktop is supported. These will work with Monoprice sit-stand desk frames and will surpass the weight ratings of the frames (176+ lbs). If using with other desk frames, just avoid or minimize unsupported overhangs where the desktops won't be able to support as much weight. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this desktop does not have a specific load capacity since its strength would largely depend on the desk frame and how the desktop is supported. These will work with Monoprice sit-stand desk frames and will surpass the weight ratings of the frames (176+ lbs). If using with other desk frames, just avoid or minimize unsupported overhangs where the desktops won't be able to support as much weight. Hope this helps.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 18, 2019
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I want to get this desk but was wondering what desk frames are already pre-drilled to support this specific top? Thank you.
A shopper
on Jan 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this will work directly with the single (31290, 31291, 31292) and dual (15722, 21590, 21591) motor desk frames with the programmable height settings. It will also work directly with the manual crank desk (15721). Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 25, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Hi, this will work directly with the single (31290, 31291, 31292) and dual (15722, 21590, 21591) motor desk frames with the programmable height settings. It will also work directly with the manual crank desk (15721). Thanks for checking.
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- Irv S Staff on Jan 25, 2019
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Is there a recommended minimum thickness for the desktop that this mount should should be clamped to? I am looking to mount it to a desktop that I got from monoprice (33085 - linked on the question), but it is only 3/4" thick particle board, which feels a little thin/weak for this mount and my 3 27" monitors (about 12 lbs each). Any suggestions?
New User U
on Nov 10, 2018
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Awesome desk! Bad desk top mouse pad!
This desk was a great price and I like the shape. I used my own base so I am not sure how the holes align with any thing. But I had some 7/8 inch screws that I put into the under side. I used about 6 screws and the desk feels stable and solid. Desk is 5-Stars.
I also purchased the matching desk top mouse pad to come with this desk. The mouse pad came rolled up and smashed flat. There were large ripples every 3-4 inches across the entire mouse pad. I tried to flatten the mouse pad but putting it on the floor with the desk top and weights on it for 48 hours. this helped a lot, and I was tired of waiting. Its been on my desk for a few weeks now, and there are a few ripples left in my command center that are still bothering me. I am debating on grabbing the clothing Iron to steam it out. But I would say if the mouse pad was shipped with a supporting center tube it could have survived the shipping. If the shipping was not done by UFC fighters the mouse pad may have arrived nice and flat. Mouse pad- 2 stars.
The whole package is 4 stars and I am petty happy with my new desk.
I also purchased the matching desk top mouse pad to come with this desk. The mouse pad came rolled up and smashed flat. There were large ripples every 3-4 inches across the entire mouse pad. I tried to flatten the mouse pad but putting it on the floor with the desk top and weights on it for 48 hours. this helped a lot, and I was tired of waiting. Its been on my desk for a few weeks now, and there are a few ripples left in my command center that are still bothering me. I am debating on grabbing the clothing Iron to steam it out. But I would say if the mouse pad was shipped with a supporting center tube it could have survived the shipping. If the shipping was not done by UFC fighters the mouse pad may have arrived nice and flat. Mouse pad- 2 stars.
The whole package is 4 stars and I am petty happy with my new desk.
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