Boost Crank Back to Back Desk Frame Instruction Manual
Component Parts
Diagram showing the various components of the Boost Crank desk frame, including lifting columns, leveling pads, top frames, center rails, brackets, and connecting pipes.
| NO. | Component Name | PCS | NO. | Component Name | PCS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Leveling pad | 4 | 10 | Side Bracket 2 | 2 |
| 2 | Lifting Column | 4 | 11 | Bolts M6x10 | 8 |
| 3 | ST4x16 | 22 | 12 | Bolts M8x10 | 8 |
| 4 | Side Bracket 1 | 2 | 13 | Open spanner（6mm） | 1 |
| 5 | Rubber pad | 22 | 14 | Open spanner（18mm） | 1 |
| 6 | Bolts M6x12 | 8 | 15 | Allen Wrench(5mm) | 1 |
| 7 | Top frame -1 | 2 | 16 | Allen Wrench(4mm) | 1 |
| 8 | Centre rails | 4 | 17 | Longer aluminium pipe | 1 |
| 9 | Top frame-2 | 2 |
Assembly Instructions
Step 1: Adjust Frame Length
Loosen the pre-installed bolts and adjust the length of the top frame to match the size of the table top. If the tabletop size is 1800mm wide, please use the longer aluminium pipe.
Diagram illustrates adjusting the telescopic frame members and shows the longer aluminium pipe as an alternative for wider tabletops.
Step 2: Attach Lifting Columns and Leveling Pads
Insert the lifting column into the top frame. First, fix 4 screws (M6x10). Then, tighten the pre-installed bolts. Install the leveling pad.
Illustration shows lifting columns being inserted into the top frame, secured with screws, and leveling pads being attached to the bottom of the columns.
Step 3: Install Connecting Pipe
Install the connecting pipe using 8 screws (M8x10).
Diagram shows the connecting pipe being attached between the two lifting columns using screws.
Step 4: Attach Brackets
Install the side brackets using 8 screws (M6x12). Insert the hex steel rod into both lifting columns and tighten it. Install the screen brackets using 8 screws (M6x10).
Illustration depicts attaching side brackets to the lifting columns, inserting a central rod, and then mounting screen brackets.
Step 5: Attach Frame to Tabletop
Fix the desk frame to the tabletop using 22 screws (ST4x16). Fix the manual crank holder using 4 screws (ST4x16).
Diagram shows the assembled desk frame being attached to a tabletop from underneath, with screws securing the frame, and a separate view of the crank holder being attached.
Technical Specifications
Load Capacity: 80Kg (Dynamic)
Speed: 10mm/ per cycle
Adjust Height: 450mm
Min. Desktop Depth Size: 675mm
Hand Crank Clockwise Rotation: Up
Hand Crank Anticlockwise Rotation: Down
Add On: Cable Tray Installation
Fix the cable tray with 8 screws (M6x10) to the desk frame.
Illustration shows a cable tray being attached to the underside of the desk frame using screws.
Add On: Screen Panel Installation
Step 1: Prepare Screen Panel
Insert the tapped plates into the screen panel.
Diagram shows tapped plates being inserted into the edge of a screen panel.
Step 2: Attach Brackets to Panel
Install the brackets to the panel using 8 screws (M5x6).
Illustration shows brackets being screwed onto the prepared screen panel.
Step 3: Mount Panel to Desk Frame
Fix the panel to the desk frame using 8 screws (M6x10).
Diagram shows the screen panel, now with attached brackets, being mounted onto the desk frame using screws.
EPS (900mm H Eco Panel) Screen Panel Installation
Step 1: Install Screen Brackets
Install the screen brackets with 8 screws (M6x10). The bracket direction is shown in the photos.
Diagram shows screen brackets being attached to the desk frame, with a close-up indicating bracket orientation.
Step 2: Attach EPS Panel
Place the EPS panel onto the screen brackets. Using a 6mm drill bit (not included), drill holes in the Eco Panel Screen in line with the back-to-back screen bracket holes. Note: Carbide drill bits work best for PET panels. Place 8 x Double Ended Bolts (M5*32mm - 6mm) through the screen bracket holes (B2-BBRAC) and the holes created in the Eco Panel Screen. Tighten the double-ended bolts with an Allen key.
Illustration shows the EPS panel positioned on the brackets. A close-up shows a bolt passing through the bracket and the panel, with an Allen key for tightening.
