I believe that people will have different uses for this workstation, but I will point out some of the high points and also discuss how it works for my needs.
First off, the workstation takes up a lot of space, so make sure your desk is large enough to support it. They mention that the base is 19.7 x 19.7, but when you have it folded down, the workstation takes up nearly 25 inches from end to end. That distance is expanded if you are using their keyboard tray.
Personally, I don’t currently have a setup where this can stay on the desk all the time. However, if you attached your monitors to the stand and did not need much table top space, you could use this permanently in your main setup. My setup is a bit different and I don’t have the space to use this workstation in its ideal environment. However, I do have a space where on and off use of this workstation is pretty good.
I had two separate reasons I wanted this workstation. The first is that I wanted the option to stand while I was working at my computer in my office. The second is that I wanted to be able to use my wall mounted 43 inch Vizio 4k monitor in my workflow, especially for reviewing video and photos.
I recently got a 2016 MacBook Pro and one of the highlights of this laptop is being able to use the Touch Bar with apps like Photos, Photoshop, Quicktime, and Final Cut. As a result, I like to use the laptop's keyboard, soI don’t really need the keyboard attachment for my setup. However, I did include a picture of what the stand looks like with the keyboard attached. You only have to put in two screws to attach the keyboard tray, so it is easy to put on and take off if your needs change.
I am 6’5, so I like the fact that you can raise and lower the monitor platform very easily (you simply squeeze a handle on the right side of the stand) and put it at the exact height that you need. Even at my height, I was able to find an ideal height for the stand. Since I am also using with a monitor that I have on the wall, I typically place the height of the stand so that my laptop display is just below the bottom of the Vizio display. It works great and once the stand is in the desired position it is very stable to work on.
As I mentioned, I use this only when I feel like standing, so when I am finished, I just fold it back down and remove it from my desk. I just keep it folded up on its side, leaning against my desk for when I want to use it. It only takes a couple minutes to get it in place or take down, so I use it often.
To wrap things up, I wanted a way to stand at my desk without changing my entire setup and this stand works great for my purposes. It has also made my Vizio monitor more useful. I bought the monitor with the idea that I could watch TV/movies on it, but this actually gives it the dual purpose of reviewing my photos and videos on a much larger screen. I know my usage is not the norm, so it is important to understand how much space this takes up on you desk, but if you want to easily move from sit to stand, this workstation may be your answer.
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Key Specifications
- Middle Platform Height Adjustment: Resting on work surface to 20.9 in. above work surface
- Keyboard Tray Height Adjustment: 2.5 in. below work surface to 14.5 in. above work surface
- Clamping Thickness Range: 1 to 3.35 in.
- Middle Platform Dimensions: 23.6 x 9.9 in.
- Keyboard Tray Dimensions: 23.6 x 10.6 in.
- Swing Range: 49.8 in. (front to back)
- Screen Size Compatibility: 13 to 27 in.
- VESA Pattern: 75 x 75 mm, 100 x 100 mm
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 29 lb.
WWSS1327CP Standing Single-Monitor Desk-Clamp Workstation for Sit-to-Stand Use
This desk-clamp workstation converts a fixed-height desk into a sit-stand workstation without modifying or replacing the existing work surface.
- Desk clamp requires minimal desk space and can be easily repositioned
- One-touch height adjustment with lever that raises and lowers the pneumatic arm
- 13" to 27" LCD mount is compatible with VESA 75 x 75 and 100 x 100 mounting patterns
- Swing arm provides left/right swivel adjustment
- 29 lb. capacity accommodates most monitors and keyboards
- Extra-large keyboard tray with removable wrist rest holds the largest, most popular models
- 5-year warranty and free tech support reflect Tripp Lite's commitment to customer satisfaction*
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What are the Benefits of a Standing Workstation?Research suggests that sitting at a desk all day long can increase the risk of serious health problems. WorkWise standing workstations provide a better way to promote wellness and discourage harmful sedentary behavior. They allow office workers to seamlessly alternate between sitting and standing throughout the workday, helping them moderate physical stresses and maintain a steady flow of energy, ideas and activity. |
Convert Your Fixed-Height Desk in an InstantEnjoy the ergonomic benefits of a sit-stand desk by converting the traditional desk you already have. Clamp this workstation to the edge of almost any desk and you’re ready to adjust the height of your monitor and keyboard for different working positions. It provides stability at all heights, yet it can be easily repositioned. The clamp-mount design takes up minimal space, leaving plenty of room on your desk for other essentials. |
Smooth One-Touch Height AdjustmentRaising and lowering the workstation is as simple as pressing a lever. The tension of the pneumatic spring arm is adjustable, so you can control the ease of movement according to the weight of items on the workstation. All sections move together to provide smooth transitions between sitting and standing throughout the day. During assembly, the lever can be attached to the left or right side of the keyboard tray. |
Swing Arm for Optimum AdjustabilityIn addition to up-down adjustment, this workstation features left-right and front-back movement for exact positioning. The swing arm adjusts up or down 3 inches on its post and swivels 150°. It can also rotate 360°, allowing you to move the workstation out of the way when you want to use your desk surface. Built-in cable management reduces cable clutter for better organization. |
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Adjustable Integrated Monitor Mount, Laptop Platform and Keyboard TrayA built-in, VESA-compliant mount accommodates an LCD monitor from 13 to 27 inches, providing convenient viewing of your display. The mount offers vertical adjustment, –13° to +45° tilt and rotation for horizontal or vertical viewing. Use the middle platform to keep a small laptop or accessories within reach. The keyboard tray is large enough to hold most popular models. A removable wrist rest mounts to the left or right; plugs are included to fill exposed mounting holes to maintain a professional look. When not in use, the tray can fold up 90° to stay out of your way. |
Add Accessories to Customize Your WorkspaceCustomize your workspace with Tripp Lite clamp-on accessories. Clamp-on surge protectors attach to the edge of the workstation or your desk to offer easy access to power while protecting your electronics from surges and line noise. Tripp Lite also offers UPS systems, KVM switches, display mounts, USB hard drive docks, USB chargers and a wide variety of cables and other accessories to complete your setup. |
Dependable Service from an Industry Leader and ROHS Design- If this product proves defective in material or workmanship within that period, Tripp Lite will repair or replace it at no charge. - Chicago-based, in-house tech specialists are available by phone, email and chat. *For more details please visit the official website. - Founded in 1922, Tripp Lite has a long-established and proven track record of providing reliable products and responsive customer service. -This product complies with the RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Directive, limiting the use of hazardous substances in manufacturing. |
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| Max Height | 23 in / adjustable | 22 in / adjustable | Keyboard Tray- 14.5 in | 23.5-49in adjustable | N/A | N/A |
| Max Load Weight | 29 lbs | 29 lbs | 29 lbs | 365 lbs | N/A | N/A |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 5-year warranty | 5-year warranty | 5-year warranty | 5-year warranty | 5-year warranty | 5-year warranty |
| Colors Available | Black | Black | Black | Gray, Black, White | White, Black, Espresso | Black, Espresso |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 22.4 in x 23.6 in x 23.5 in | 15.7 in x 23.6 in x 22.7 in | 23.6 in x 49.5 in x 33.7 in | 42.5-72 in x 22.64 in x 23.5-49 in | 60 in x 30 in x 0.75 in | 48 in x 30 in x 0.75 in |
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Works great in my setup
I believe that people will have different uses for this workstation, but I will point out some of the high points and also discuss how it works for my needs.First off, the workstation takes up a lot of space, so make sure your desk is large enough to support it. They mention that the base is 19.7 x 19.7, but when you have it folded down, the workstation takes up nearly 25 inches from end to end. That distance is expanded if you are using their keyboard tray.Personally, I don’t currently have a setup where this can stay on the desk all the time. However, if you attached your monitors to the stand and did not need much table top space, you could use this permanently in your main setup. My setup is a bit different and I don’t have the space to use this workstation in its ideal environment. However, I do have a space where on and off use of this workstation is pretty good.I had two separate reasons I wanted this workstation. The first is that I wanted the option to stand while I was working at my computer in my office. The second is that I wanted to be able to use my wall mounted 43 inch Vizio 4k monitor in my workflow, especially for reviewing video and photos.I recently got a 2016 MacBook Pro and one of the highlights of this laptop is being able to use the Touch Bar with apps like Photos, Photoshop, Quicktime, and Final Cut. As a result, I like to use the laptop's keyboard, soI don’t really need the keyboard attachment for my setup. However, I did include a picture of what the stand looks like with the keyboard attached. You only have to put in two screws to attach the keyboard tray, so it is easy to put on and take off if your needs change.I am 6’5, so I like the fact that you can raise and lower the monitor platform very easily (you simply squeeze a handle on the right side of the stand) and put it at the exact height that you need. Even at my height, I was able to find an ideal height for the stand. Since I am also using with a monitor that I have on the wall, I typically place the height of the stand so that my laptop display is just below the bottom of the Vizio display. It works great and once the stand is in the desired position it is very stable to work on.As I mentioned, I use this only when I feel like standing, so when I am finished, I just fold it back down and remove it from my desk. I just keep it folded up on its side, leaning against my desk for when I want to use it. It only takes a couple minutes to get it in place or take down, so I use it often.To wrap things up, I wanted a way to stand at my desk without changing my entire setup and this stand works great for my purposes. It has also made my Vizio monitor more useful. I bought the monitor with the idea that I could watch TV/movies on it, but this actually gives it the dual purpose of reviewing my photos and videos on a much larger screen. I know my usage is not the norm, so it is important to understand how much space this takes up on you desk, but if you want to easily move from sit to stand, this workstation may be your answer.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2017
I believe that people will have different uses for this workstation, but I will point out some of the high points and also discuss how it works for my needs.
First off, the workstation takes up a lot of space, so make sure your desk is large enough to support it. They mention that the base is 19.7 x 19.7, but when you have it folded down, the workstation takes up nearly 25 inches from end to end. That distance is expanded if you are using their keyboard tray.
Personally, I don’t currently have a setup where this can stay on the desk all the time. However, if you attached your monitors to the stand and did not need much table top space, you could use this permanently in your main setup. My setup is a bit different and I don’t have the space to use this workstation in its ideal environment. However, I do have a space where on and off use of this workstation is pretty good.
I had two separate reasons I wanted this workstation. The first is that I wanted the option to stand while I was working at my computer in my office. The second is that I wanted to be able to use my wall mounted 43 inch Vizio 4k monitor in my workflow, especially for reviewing video and photos.
I recently got a 2016 MacBook Pro and one of the highlights of this laptop is being able to use the Touch Bar with apps like Photos, Photoshop, Quicktime, and Final Cut. As a result, I like to use the laptop's keyboard, soI don’t really need the keyboard attachment for my setup. However, I did include a picture of what the stand looks like with the keyboard attached. You only have to put in two screws to attach the keyboard tray, so it is easy to put on and take off if your needs change.
I am 6’5, so I like the fact that you can raise and lower the monitor platform very easily (you simply squeeze a handle on the right side of the stand) and put it at the exact height that you need. Even at my height, I was able to find an ideal height for the stand. Since I am also using with a monitor that I have on the wall, I typically place the height of the stand so that my laptop display is just below the bottom of the Vizio display. It works great and once the stand is in the desired position it is very stable to work on.
As I mentioned, I use this only when I feel like standing, so when I am finished, I just fold it back down and remove it from my desk. I just keep it folded up on its side, leaning against my desk for when I want to use it. It only takes a couple minutes to get it in place or take down, so I use it often.
To wrap things up, I wanted a way to stand at my desk without changing my entire setup and this stand works great for my purposes. It has also made my Vizio monitor more useful. I bought the monitor with the idea that I could watch TV/movies on it, but this actually gives it the dual purpose of reviewing my photos and videos on a much larger screen. I know my usage is not the norm, so it is important to understand how much space this takes up on you desk, but if you want to easily move from sit to stand, this workstation may be your answer.
First off, the workstation takes up a lot of space, so make sure your desk is large enough to support it. They mention that the base is 19.7 x 19.7, but when you have it folded down, the workstation takes up nearly 25 inches from end to end. That distance is expanded if you are using their keyboard tray.
Personally, I don’t currently have a setup where this can stay on the desk all the time. However, if you attached your monitors to the stand and did not need much table top space, you could use this permanently in your main setup. My setup is a bit different and I don’t have the space to use this workstation in its ideal environment. However, I do have a space where on and off use of this workstation is pretty good.
I had two separate reasons I wanted this workstation. The first is that I wanted the option to stand while I was working at my computer in my office. The second is that I wanted to be able to use my wall mounted 43 inch Vizio 4k monitor in my workflow, especially for reviewing video and photos.
I recently got a 2016 MacBook Pro and one of the highlights of this laptop is being able to use the Touch Bar with apps like Photos, Photoshop, Quicktime, and Final Cut. As a result, I like to use the laptop's keyboard, soI don’t really need the keyboard attachment for my setup. However, I did include a picture of what the stand looks like with the keyboard attached. You only have to put in two screws to attach the keyboard tray, so it is easy to put on and take off if your needs change.
I am 6’5, so I like the fact that you can raise and lower the monitor platform very easily (you simply squeeze a handle on the right side of the stand) and put it at the exact height that you need. Even at my height, I was able to find an ideal height for the stand. Since I am also using with a monitor that I have on the wall, I typically place the height of the stand so that my laptop display is just below the bottom of the Vizio display. It works great and once the stand is in the desired position it is very stable to work on.
As I mentioned, I use this only when I feel like standing, so when I am finished, I just fold it back down and remove it from my desk. I just keep it folded up on its side, leaning against my desk for when I want to use it. It only takes a couple minutes to get it in place or take down, so I use it often.
To wrap things up, I wanted a way to stand at my desk without changing my entire setup and this stand works great for my purposes. It has also made my Vizio monitor more useful. I bought the monitor with the idea that I could watch TV/movies on it, but this actually gives it the dual purpose of reviewing my photos and videos on a much larger screen. I know my usage is not the norm, so it is important to understand how much space this takes up on you desk, but if you want to easily move from sit to stand, this workstation may be your answer.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2017
1. This wasn't manufactured to it's final stage and you can tell there was some after thought by the legal team. The stand comes fully assembled minus 2 pieces, first the keyboard tray which is understandable as it adds a good amount of room to the desk. That easily attaches with 2 screws. However the after thought was the hinge cover. Now this piece really is "optional" in my opinion but is included so if you get pinched or a cable gets pinched they can claim it's not their fault. The hinge cover comes in it's own little box inside the big box, and you have to remove 2 short screws on the back of the desk, put the hinge cover in place and put in 2 longer screws to secure it. When the hinge cover is on it protects that rear pinch point however I found that the hinge cover is not "loose" enough, when I raise the desk it does move with it, when I lower it the hinge cover stays upright. This after thought was poor design and does not match the quality of the rest of the desk.
2. The footprint of this desk is huge. In the picture provided by Tripp Lite on the product page I didn't realize they have it hanging off about 25% off the back of the desk. They do this because it's huge and if put on the desk you wind up sitting a good distance from your desk. In my case it makes getting to the phone a little difficult. I did hang it off the back like they did in the picture and yes it works, but I am not comfortable as that is the main support that prevents everything from falling over, I want it firmly on the surface. I would have loved to have seen trip lite make this go vertical instead of angled up so that the footprint was much smaller. I worked in a cubicle environment before and this would fit in the corner where your monitor normally goes. On my desk in my office, I literally have to rearrange the furniture a little to get it to work right and give me the room needed. And another thing, when you raise it it goes up and back to literally be over the base. So if you have it hanging off the back of your desk it makes it hard to stand and use it because your waist/legs are going to be pressed against the desk and you may have to lean forward a little bit. If they were able to get that vertical only movement this would not be an issue.
So, how am I using this? I moved it from my primary desk to my credenza/shelf area. I removed the keyboard tray and now use it for my laptop only. This way while at my desk I have the benefit of dual monitors at the right height. I have the room I need. But during the day when I want to stand up I can take my laptop, undock it and move to the other side of the room and work with my laptop at a standing height. It's not ideal as I would have loved to have this work at my desk with my primary setup, and if I bought the add-on monitor arms, etc I could make it function. But at this time I believe this is the most ideal and functional scenario for me, and I quite like it. This gives me another workspace to use which is nice.
The standing desk is solid, I can comfortable stand and rest my forearms on it while typing on my laptop keyboard with little to no shake or movement of the desk. The height adjustment is VERY simple and you can adjust the tension to make it easier/harder to raise and lower depending on the weight you have on the desk. It comes 99% assembled minus the keyboard tray (which I decided not to use anyways) and the hinge cover which once again is optional (in my view).
Would I recommend it? It's a try, I'm not saying a firm yes because of the massive footprint of this if assembled the way they recommend and used in that manner and the few issues I mentioned. But for me, it works pretty well in a modified environment. I have attached a few pictures so you can see how I tested it out.
Overall it is good and very sturdy, you can tell there was an after-thought in the design. It's a definite TRY.
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2017
This is my first entry into a standing desk and my overall opinion is... it's ok.... Tripp Lite has made a stable, strong easy to raise/lower standing desk. Yes it's true. So what's the problem?Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2017
1. This wasn't manufactured to it's final stage and you can tell there was some after thought by the legal team. The stand comes fully assembled minus 2 pieces, first the keyboard tray which is understandable as it adds a good amount of room to the desk. That easily attaches with 2 screws. However the after thought was the hinge cover. Now this piece really is "optional" in my opinion but is included so if you get pinched or a cable gets pinched they can claim it's not their fault. The hinge cover comes in it's own little box inside the big box, and you have to remove 2 short screws on the back of the desk, put the hinge cover in place and put in 2 longer screws to secure it. When the hinge cover is on it protects that rear pinch point however I found that the hinge cover is not "loose" enough, when I raise the desk it does move with it, when I lower it the hinge cover stays upright. This after thought was poor design and does not match the quality of the rest of the desk.
2. The footprint of this desk is huge. In the picture provided by Tripp Lite on the product page I didn't realize they have it hanging off about 25% off the back of the desk. They do this because it's huge and if put on the desk you wind up sitting a good distance from your desk. In my case it makes getting to the phone a little difficult. I did hang it off the back like they did in the picture and yes it works, but I am not comfortable as that is the main support that prevents everything from falling over, I want it firmly on the surface. I would have loved to have seen trip lite make this go vertical instead of angled up so that the footprint was much smaller. I worked in a cubicle environment before and this would fit in the corner where your monitor normally goes. On my desk in my office, I literally have to rearrange the furniture a little to get it to work right and give me the room needed. And another thing, when you raise it it goes up and back to literally be over the base. So if you have it hanging off the back of your desk it makes it hard to stand and use it because your waist/legs are going to be pressed against the desk and you may have to lean forward a little bit. If they were able to get that vertical only movement this would not be an issue.
So, how am I using this? I moved it from my primary desk to my credenza/shelf area. I removed the keyboard tray and now use it for my laptop only. This way while at my desk I have the benefit of dual monitors at the right height. I have the room I need. But during the day when I want to stand up I can take my laptop, undock it and move to the other side of the room and work with my laptop at a standing height. It's not ideal as I would have loved to have this work at my desk with my primary setup, and if I bought the add-on monitor arms, etc I could make it function. But at this time I believe this is the most ideal and functional scenario for me, and I quite like it. This gives me another workspace to use which is nice.
The standing desk is solid, I can comfortable stand and rest my forearms on it while typing on my laptop keyboard with little to no shake or movement of the desk. The height adjustment is VERY simple and you can adjust the tension to make it easier/harder to raise and lower depending on the weight you have on the desk. It comes 99% assembled minus the keyboard tray (which I decided not to use anyways) and the hinge cover which once again is optional (in my view).
Would I recommend it? It's a try, I'm not saying a firm yes because of the massive footprint of this if assembled the way they recommend and used in that manner and the few issues I mentioned. But for me, it works pretty well in a modified environment. I have attached a few pictures so you can see how I tested it out.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2017
