How to Assemble your Fully Jarvis Standing Desk
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- So you purchased your Jarvis Standing Desk. Now it's time to assemble it!
Join Ryan as he takes you through the step-by-step process to get your Jarvis desk built and running seamlessly.
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Hey y’all thanks for this great set of instructions! One thing missing was adding the washers when screwing the legs to the desk. It may be trivial but I’ll probably flip the desk back over to add them.
Thank you Lauren. I'm in the process of assembling my desk and your comment was very helpful.
Thanks
Thank you for this comment! Very much appreciated
Are the washers only for a separate custom table top or for the Fully one?
My brother in christ , i just finished setting it up and i see this comment. 😭😭💀
11/22 A couple of things to add: 1) Out of the box your center rails have tightened set screws that need to be loosened to separate from the frame ends 2) There are rubber sound grommets in place, those are NOT washers which you still need to use when attaching desktop. The washers appear in the diagrams but NOT the written instructions so do add them above the grommet, below the screw as usual. Don’t over-tighten or you will split the grommet. 3) For each step definitely don’t tighten down till you have all screws started-some of the lineups with holes take a little finessing and you can’t always see the holes from the top 4) Yes the two wood screws for the hand set remain a total pain. I used a power screwdriver and still had trouble. Switched out a few wood screws out of the extras you are given and 2 were easier than the rest. If you do pre-drill make sure not to go through your table top or pick too big a drill bit. 5) A long foot is heavy so when attaching them to the lifting column by yourself easier to rest the foot on your legs in a chair to line up the 4 holes. Screwing on the diagonal first is good advice above. Or get a friend to help you with this step-the feet are heavy and lining up 4 machine holes not easy. 6) If you have chrome leveling glides on the feet they have blue plastic on to protect from scratching in transit. This is a lot easier to remove when table is upside down than when you have flipped it. Overall beautifully made, strong and very sturdy packaging with excellent labeling. The instructions could use a little tweaking to bring them up to date, ditto the video.
Pro Tips for everyone “missing” a screw or unable to screw in the desktop:
1) If you ordered a Fully Jarvis table top? The box has a (hidden) red baggie with 10 “Desk top machine screws”. Dig around. You’ll find it. You’ll use these to attach the desktop to the legs.
2) If these screws are not long enough to thread the Jarvis desktop’s pre-drilled holes? You need to use a (not included) Hex Allen Wrench (#6) to back out the pre-drilled screw “anchors” (?) so they’re level with the desktop. All 10 of mine were over drilled (sloppy).
3) Even with the correct screws & the predrilled anchors level with the desktop? Your screws will NOT catch if you use the washers included with the Fully Jarvis hardware box for the legs. Ignore the instructions. Do not use them. Fully now uses pre-inserted silicon washers on the legs. So it appears the metal washers are no longer needed.
^ Why the fuck isn’t this info given to customers upfront (via updates instructions and a new tutorial)? Thanks for wasting so much of my time today Fully.
Update: Just completed setting up my desk, no other issues. It’s brilliant. The poor instructions were infuriating. But aside from that temporary annoyance. I am happy I bought one.
Thank you so much for this, really saved me from smashing my head against the wall trying to get the screws to fit into the tabletop.. Too bad they absolutely stripped some of those "anchors" while drilling them in way too deep, I can't get them out now.
Hey there! We're sorry that you had a frustrating assembly experience. Our friendly support team is always happy to walk customers through it in real-time via phone or chat. The goal is to provide a streamlined process that is easy to follow and we apologize for missing the mark.
1. We're glad you noted that our desks ship with 2 sets of hardware - one in frame box two and one with the desktop. We include the desktop hardware separately since the specifications differ depending on the desktop material. Thank you for letting us know this could be made more visible in the assembly instructions.
2. We offer our sincere apologies that all 10 of the metal inserts were too deeply recessed. If the metal insert isn’t flush with the surface, the screw won’t engage the thread and will instead appear to ‘spin’ around without attaching. We're happy you were able to back them out to get your workstation assembled.
3. Washers help reinforce the noise attenuation grommets. Through our testing, we've found they improve the overall functionality of the desk by prolonging the life of the noise attenuation grommets.
Thank you for providing this input. We'd love the opportunity to connect with you further and offer a free Jarvis accessory as an accommodation. When you have a moment, please email us at support@fully.com with "Communication Team" in the subject line.
@@turingbot5204 Yikes! Our support team would be happy to connect with you via phone at 888-508-3725 and provide assistance. Due to the holiday weekend, we'll be closed on July 5th but our phone line will re-open Tuesday morning at 8:30am (PT). We're looking forward to getting your Jarvis put together.
Hi, i can’t find the red bag, do you know in which box is was?
Insanely helpful, thank you for making this! I was able to build my desk all on my own. This was applicable for my 42" Jarvis desk with the extended frame.
i love the last sentence .. Have a safe trip when he was sitting on the desk. Loved his reply too...i will be back soon...Good execution guys....
Got my desk more than 2 weeks. waiting for wooden top to arrive.
Just received my desk today. Quite helpful video when combined with the instructions manual. Indeed it could be worth mentioning that the washers must be used. Otherwise the wood screws are a bit hard to tighten but with a good screwdriver it's manageable. Enjoy your desk guys !
Glazed over some key steps, would be great if you mentioned:
- to watch for rubber washers being torn out of the frame end during handling
- that which mounting bracket is attached to which side bracket decides where the handset will ultimately go (hint: look where the control box attaches)
- that the washers should be used when attaching the frame assembly to the desk top (as everyone discussed below)
Budget ~2 hours to get it done (recommend to use manual along with this video). Anyone who claims they can do it has either done this before, is a fancy pants, and/or a show-off :D
Hey Michael, we're sorry to hear the washers were removed from the frame ends. Not to worry, we're happy to send you replacements. When you have a moment, give us a call at 888-508-3725 M-F from8:30 am to 5:00pm PST. We'll be here to support you and make sure you're set up for success with your desk!
@@FullyUs No worries, I just meant they tend to pop out during positioning. I have them all intact plus extras, so don't need replacements. Thanks for the offer though
@@mnhoff Of course, happy to know you're all set!
100% Sir.
It would have been better to state that the first H shaped panel should be on the side of the control box, rather than suggesting that this was related to the the two metal "F/G - Left or Right Side Bracket" mounts.
Note that the control box should “lock” onto the capture plate (maybe call it a “control box mounting plate”?). This is obvious but it’s worth stating as it took several aggressive attempts.
Also, there's no way that I will screw the long "L - Wood Screw" to mount the control box as it appears to be the same depth as the desk, and the hole is too small. Find a better way - I'm going to use sticky tack or get two smaller wood screws from a Hardware Store. (I’ve read the article support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500009643321-How-do-I-attach-my-handset-to-the-desktop- from the comments below, and I think that they should just give us better screws.)
It’s worth stating that the dangling yellow cable that is left over plugs into the extension cable (quite obvious, but it is missed out). I’m also left wondering what the ‘P’ socket does on the Control Box, and whether I’ve missed something.
You'd think that it would cost very little to work this feedback into the PDF or the video. The narration could be changed or popup text could be added to the video quite easily.
I just purchased this desk and the two capture plates and center rails were all attached together in the packaging. Your team should update the instructions or do a new video
Fantastic desk. Just 20 minutes after assembling it I can already feel the quality. Impressively stable, great height range (would suit 5 foot or 7 foot tall people), fluid control and superb desktop quality. The bamboo feels great and is eco-friendly. Fantastic product.
We love to hear this kind of feedback! Thank you for sharing
Bought a Jarvis about 4 years ago and I still love it!
Thank you for the instructions, this was very helpful. I read the instructions and thought this was going to take me days to build, but with the guidance of your video I'm glad to say that wasn't the case.
Wow; Ryan really knows what he's doing.
Liked at "now, triple check!"
Just got my jarvis! Can't wait to set it up.
How can you not mention the desktop washers in the setup? I wish I would have used the manual instead.
Exactly
I don't own this desk, but appreciated the Tim and Eric style tutorial, great entertainment here.
Hi, just purchased this desk yesterday didn’t realise there was an updated version, does the updated version come with a specific spec or with all configuration? I hope I’ll be receiving the Newley updated frame now, also if you don’t mind just letting me know what Differences the updated frame has over the previous Jarvis frame, Thank you!
ow! It's so helpful. I think now I can build my own desk
What is the size of the Philips head screwdriver?
Thank you.
my frame ends came stuck together. as if they were slid into one another. how do I get them apart? edit: it's a wide frame. edit again: found the screws that need to be loosened. might be time to update your instructions
Very informative. Thanks.
Don't follow this if you have a 42" or smaller desk top - they instruct you to use Medium screws for the first step connecting the legs to the desk frame, when you're supposed to use the small screws for this step. Had to disassemble when I got to the feet and realized I had used my medium screws in the wrong step
I can’t get the wood screws to actually screw in!!! They only go in halfway then get stuck :/
The voice sounds exactly like Spencer Crittenden. Just got done setting mine up. This video helped a lot. Some things have changed, (red bag was transparent, some screws are now allen key instead of Philips head and vice versa) but it was a very easy setup regardless.
Any chance to adapt the frame to a 100x80cm desk? Even not raccomended is possible to adapt (cutting center rails or something else?)?
I prefer Jarvis to remi ❤️
what color table top is this? maple or bamboo?
Programmable box is hard to get the wooden screws in completely tight by hand. I did have an issue with the fact that the video didn’t mention using the washers for the legs. Ended up following the instructions instead for that step. Everything else for the most part was solid.
if you mean the thing with the up and down arrows its an issue with the type of screwdriver you have. If you get the right sized one its very easy.
Which brand of motor do you use? Or is it self-developed?
Might be trivial. Were you using the Desktop Washers in this setup? I was originally just following the video but the instructions say to also use the washers when securing the frame (Step#4)
Yeah, I realized that I had a bunch of washers that weren't going to he used when I was almost done assembling. Video never mentions them ever so I just didn't use them. I'll update you in a few years and let you know how it all worked out.
I had this same question when I was done assembling. I think I may add them tomorrow for peace of mind 😪
They don’t SAY they are using the washers but I’m pretty sure I’m seeing a washer in the closeup at 1:48. When I noticed this, I removed all those screws, added the washers and reattached them. From that point on, I felt I couldn’t really trust this video so I leaned more heavily on the written instructions and started using the video only as needed for a visual aid.
Hi, I followed the video instruction and happened that I don't use the desktop washer as it tell in the written instruction. Is it an issue?
Thanks guys, I'm thrilled to see this has been updated for the latest model, mine is coming next week. Can you tell me how long I should budget for putting this together? Is an hour enough? Also for the other folks out there, if you're doing videos it would be nice to see a video where you guys talk about side-to-side stability and front-to-back stability. AND actually try rocking it on camera.
Hey Tomas - great question! An hour should be plenty of time to put the Jarvis desk together. If you run into any trouble while assembling, feel free to give us a call. We're here to help!
Any instructions on how to disassemble when moving? Hoping to not take it all the way apart, just enough to throw it in th eback of my truck and carry it into new office space and reassemble
Totally! Check out this article for best practices for moving your Jarvis Desk: support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500009643241-I-m-moving-How-do-I-take-my-Jarvis-with-me-
I just got one and putting it together but I can't screw in the wood screws for the handset with just a screwdriver. Anyone else have this problem? I can't get it to screw in after a certain point. Should the washers be used for this?
is it okay that when tightening the screws the rubber (noise attenuation Groomets) got cut out by washers? I was left with lot of rubber o-rings.
same here
I LOVE JARVIS.
Anyone know where I can purchase the programmable controller for the Jarvis?
If I am using custom top, what should be the size(s) of the holes that need to be I assume pre-drilled ?
I just installed on an IKEA top, its dead easy, 2mm pilot holes worked for me, though i reckon you could go 3 or even 4mm, the wood screw they provide are quite beefy
I can’t even begin assembly because the “frame end” pieces are stuck together by the “center rail” pieces. They don’t pull apart, and the screw holes for the frame end is covered. How am I supposed to disassemble this? None of the videos online have this problem.
there are 8 screws locking the center rail in place that you need to loosen first. The end pieces should then slide out and you'll re-tighten the screws later in the assembly process
Hey Kelsey,
Check the insert medium set screws (Part O, Step 7) on the center rails, sometimes they can be shifted during shipment and it'll tighten down those parts making them stuck.
If this still doesn't fix the problem, please reach out to our support team so we can assist you more, we're here for you!
Does this mean I can sit on my Jarvis desk if I am under the weight limit and any damage is covered by the warranty ?
Is it possible to buy a replacement for the m1 and m2 cables? I purchased my table secondhand and im missing them.
Our team is happy to help you get replacement cables. We'll need a picture of the silver sticker on the end of the control box to ensure we send the right ones your way. If you haven't yet, please reach out to us at support@fully.com or 888-508-3725.
My two desk frame ends are stuck together, it seems like they're to be coming separately, how would I go about taking them apart?
It sounds like you may need to loosen your set screws. Step 7 in the assembly guide will give you a good visual of where those are at.
@@FullyUs Thanks for the tip, I had the same issue!
is it possible to use 3-4 table in a single row for other purposes ?
Hi Vishu, thanks for reaching out! You can place desks next to each other, but they will each be controlled individually by their own handsets.
If this doesn't answer your question, please give us a call Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm PST at 888-508-3725 and we'll be happy to answer any questions that you have!
For those wondering how to install an up/down handset, you can use the k cable clips
For those who would like to see what I did, I made a quick video on it czcams.com/video/XsHEVa3meM4/video.html
Stephan Edmonson thank you!!
I didn't know this was possible, but I feel hyped to assemble my desk now! Plus this was fun to watch. Good job :)
Only question before buying one of this bad boys.... How is the stability of the "L" frame front to back compared to the usual "T" frames that I see? I'd be afraid that with dual monitors it would be prone to tip backwards.
My desk frame has these rubber nuts in the hole that prevent me from putting in the machine screws; should I take them out?
I had the same thing, they should act as a washer. See if you can dig them out. I honestly tore a few of them and have had no issues. I think its just to not scratch the wood mainly.
If they block the hole that means its been dislodged and needs to be straighten ed out. If you undo the screws to free the bracket you can take a closer look and see how the rubber thing should sit so that its plugged in properly without interfering with the screw going in.
I love the approach to this. It's nice to see "instructions" with a little personality.
Appreciate the kind words Adam!
Wonderful beautiful
I'm moving and disassembling the desk. I've removed the desktop but am having trouble pulling apart the legs, basically undoing step 5 shown at 1:34. any tips?
Hello there! We kindly ask you to reach out to our Support Team at support@fully.com (US) or help@fully.com (Europe).
The handset is loose...we tried all the wood screws unless we use to k cable to keep it in place?
Hey Tracy! Here's an article with some great tips for securing the handset: support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500009643321-How-do-I-attach-my-handset-to-the-desktop-.
My screws aren't enough to secure the frame and control box to the tabletop. It looks like the threaded inserts for the wood are too deep. Is there a way I can get longer screws? I was barely able to get the frame attached but I had to skip out on the washers.
Hey there - I recommend contacting our Customer Care team with your request. Call: (508) 888-3725 Email: support@fully.com
Had this exact issue. Support's recommendation is to use a 8mm hex to screw those inserts out until it's flush with the wood.
I had this same issue too!!
I had the same issue
I figured it out - use the rest of the screws inside of the red bag! They’re long enough.
How on earth so you expect the handset to be nicely installed if you need to force screws into the solid wooden desk itself as there’s no holes?,
Hey there - there should be pre-drilled holes on both the left and right side of our desktops to install the handset. If you are having troubles, check out this help article for more guidance on attaching your handset to the desktop: support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500009643321-How-do-I-attach-my-handset-to-the-desktop-
I cant get the wood screws in with the electric control box… what should I do?
If you are having trouble attaching your control box, check out these helpful tips: hi.hmlr.co/6055dvWTX
how do you set a maximum height and depth so that the desk doesn't go passed the max?
I would also like to know this. Did you figure it out?
it sounds like you need the programmable one. You have 4 presets and the desk will only use those presets once chosen.
What about the power brick? They're 220 or 120? Thanks.
Hey there! We offer 110V control boxes for our U.S. customers and 240V control boxes for our European customers. We'd be happy to connect if you have any other questions. Our U.S. team can be reached via email at support@fully.com and our European team can be reached at help@fully.com.
It depends on where your order the desk, if you order from our U.S. storefront, you'll receive the 110-120-volt control box; if you order from one of our international storefronts you'll receive a 220-volt control box.
the screws for the handset is what's troubling me; I'm just going to buy a small drill so it's sturdy
Let us know if we can offer any help! Here's a great article with tips for securing the handset to the desktop: support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500009643321-How-do-I-attach-my-handset-to-the-desktop-.
@@FullyUs I must’ve gotten large screws. Had to use a 5/32” drill bit before I could put a screw in w/o pulling a muscle or smthn. The link was def handy, tho; taping the drill bit was a good idea.
Join Ryan and Gilfoyle as they take you through the step-by-step process to get your Jarvis desk built.
I'm building this with my dad, and we're extremely frustrated by how fast this video is (have to constantly rewind and pause). We also did not see the different variations for the desk we received (different handset type).
100% agree. Video needs better pacing, a glossary, and corrected missing details.
What size is this desk
Honestly, as I sit in front of my 48x30, building it, I'd assume that is their 42x30 top.
I'm a decently big guy and it just seems wider than what he has there
My frame ends came attached together, how do I separate them?
Follow these steps to separate them: support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/4407209116567-How-do-I-get-the-Frame-Ends-apart-
Hey... what is the model number of Ryan's Seiko? Looks like it could be an SRPE93 but there's a few that look similar 🙂
Anyone have any tips on the wood screws for the handset? I can get them in like 75% of the way and they just stop. Handset is just hanging there.
Hey Brendan! Here are some helpful tips and tricks for attaching the handset:
1. Try using a power screwdriver to leverage some additional force; it’s normal for the screw to slightly displace the plastic in the handset slots as you’re tightening it down
2. You can also use a 1/8" drill bit to deepen the pilot hole, which should allow the wood screw to connect all the way. Just be sure to mask off the thickness of the desktop on the drill bit before doing this so that you don’t accidentally drill through the top.
3. If you have any extra metal washers, try putting those between the wood screw and handset.
Same issues happening here
get the right sized screwdriver. Many will kinda work but the exact size will work effortlessly.
I just realized that the width of the door-way of my office room is around 27 inches, and this frame is 30 inches wide.
After I assemble the table inside the office room, if I decide to move it out, I was wondering, if it is possible to dis-assemble the desk or remove the legs of the desk, so I can move it out and re-assemble. If anyone knows the options to dis-assemble, please reply.
dude you just watched it get assembled, you can just do it in reverse
You should have mentioned the washers, before attaching the tabletop screws. I had to unscrew everything because of this omission.
I don’t understand the point of the set screws... why are there not holes in the center rail for them? What is the point of the center rail then? It doesn’t add any structural integrity this way.
Which size is this one?
Hey Emily! Thanks for asking. This is our 48x30" Jarvis Bamboo Standing Desk. Our team is happy to connect further if you have any other questions. A great place to start is with our Standing Desk Buying Guide - www.fully.com/articles/standing-desk-buying-guide.
I was very excited to purchase this desk but after assembling it, nothing works. My handset doesn't even power on and i followed the instructions well. It doesn't help that customer service doesn't respond. How do I return this heavy desk??
We're sorry to hear your Jarvis didn't work. We hope Customer Support has been in contact with you by now. If not please let us know and we can get in contact with you
annoying, the capture plate is only on the largest size desk... also the bag isn't red anymore... hopefully this gets rectified
Like others have mentioned, the video makes a couple of errors, i would mainly follow the guide to avoid these small missing details from the video
Step 9 says "slide the control box onto the frame end with the capture plate", but the note at 0:21 says narrow frames don't have a capture plate. I have a narrow frame and I'm not sure how to affix the control box to the desk. Thank you!
Page 8 of the following link explains that you just screw the control box down.
For some reason my desk is only lifting on one side. Anyone know as to why?
If you haven't already, please contact our support team. This can happen for a few reasons and we would need to troubleshoot further to diagnose and ifx this for you.
Anyone else get stuck on step 8.) "Attach handset to desk"?
The wood screws provided don't screw in all the way with the pre-drilled holes. It will get maybe 2 or 3 full rotations with about 80% of the screw not being able to screw all the way in the pre-drilled holes (which makes the handset just a jiggly janky mess lol). I thought I was just being a weak boi and decided to switch to a drill, but that ended up damaging the pre-drilled holes I think. I'm about to just duct tape the handset and be done with it, but I would prefer to do it properly and not be scuffed lol. send halp
Sorry you're having trouble attaching your handset. Check out this article to see if this helps: support.fully.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500009643321-How-do-I-attach-my-handset-to-the-desktop-
If you're still having issues, please contact our support team
I had the same issue. Someone in the house suggested i use a different sized screwdriver and it made a big difference. Went in with no effort. So basically philips head screwdrivers have difference sizes. When its snug and connects fully you can really power into it.
You can't convince me that voice isn't Martin Starr.
This has to be Martin Starr
czcams.com/video/7_YgJQzWcH4/video.html
Hello, is it possible to remove these leveling glides to get table even lower? Thinking of buying computer floor mat where I will put the table and have it for my chair as well.
Mine seems to be missing a screw
The Jarvis Standing Desks come with two packages of hardware. One package comes with your frame box 2 (these are the small and medium machine screws). The other hardware package comes with your desktop (a red plastic bag with 10 desktop machine screws). If you're missing anything, we'd be happy to help send replacements your way. Just send our support team a message and we will gladly follow up.
You guys said the video was, and I quote, “1.8 million times funner” than the paper instructions. What wasn’t 1.8million times funner was undoing all of the screws on the bottom of the desk so I could install the washers that the video completely failed to mention. Do better. This is unacceptable
Cry more.
Cry more
It'd be nice if they mentioned which screws to use too, the red bag was not in fact the right bag
Can’t find the red bag…
Hi Kassy- the red bag should be located in the desktop box, typically it is taped to the inside of the box. If you still cannot find the bag, please email support@fully.com so we can send over some replacements to you!
Thought it went too fast. I have an up/down piece and they didn't mention that--only a memory handset--and the brochure isn't helpful. Stuck at that step.
Nice to have a video for this but the woorden screews (for the Handset) are way too long, like 5mm too much, I had to stick my handset !
Hi Valentin! We're sorry to hear that there's difficulty using the wood screws to attach the handset. Here's some suggestions to help:
1. Try using a power screwdriver to leverage some additional force; it’s normal for the screw to slightly displace the plastic in the handset slots as you’re tightening it down
2. You can also use a 1/8" drill bit to deepen the pilot hole, which should allow the wood screw to connect all the way. Just be sure to mask off the thickness of the desktop on the drill bit before doing this so that you don’t accidentally drill through the top.
3. If you have any extra metal washers, try putting those between the wood screw and handset.
@@FullyUs Honestly this seems like something that should be fixed in the box
Tries three different phillips screwdrivers and can't get any of the screws to tighten. If the table falls apart it's on you guys
If you're having issues with the screws tightening we would recommend not continuing with the assembly process. Your safety matters to us and we want to help resolve this to ensure a safe stable workspace. Please give our support team a call Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm PST
I was following the paper instructions and had to come to this video to see what I did wrong. I was using the medium machine screws instead of the desktop machine screws. The instructions are terrible. Why give two different type of screws such a similar name? And keep in mind on page three where it has a list of all the materials, desktop machine screws are NOT listed.
step 12: need a friend.
me: oh no
I cannot get the wood screws into the desk for the handset. My god this terrible
Me too. Any luck?
The screw is slightly bigger than the slot and the pre-drilled pilot holes so it will require some additional downward force (aka “elbow grease”) to twist the screw through the slot and into the desktop.
If you’re having difficulty with this, here are some tips and tricks:
-Try using a power screwdriver to leverage some additional force; it’s normal for the screw to slightly displace the plastic in the handset slots as you’re tightening it down
-You can also use a 1/8" drill bit to deepen the pilot hole, which should allow the wood screw to connect all the way. Just be sure to mask off the thickness of the desktop on the drill bit before doing this so that you don’t accidentally drill through the top.
-If you have any extra metal washers, try putting those between the wood screw and handset.
We hope this helps!
Well, I managed to strip a few of the desk screws :'(
Oh no! Our support team is here to help. If you haven't already, please reach out to us via phone, chat, or email so we can provide assistance.
Now please do the same video when you start with your own desk top.
rydmerlin surely it’s going to be the same, just without the pre drilled holes?
I made a version of this for custom tabletops: czcams.com/video/6NFmOZphHPM/video.html
I don’t have a red bag
Hi Geoff- the red bag should be located in the desktop box, typically it is taped to the inside of the box. If you still cannot find the bag, please email support@fully.com so we can send over some replacements to you!
The screws and the thread to screw them in suck, I'm sorry , not excited at all...
Is it just me or does the narrator sound like Guilfoyle from Silicon Valley?
Das ist nicht der Fully den Ich kenn
Isn't this guy the voice from "RegularCars"??? Cool ... I do enjoy those!
Nevertheless, I purchased one of these Fully Jarvis desks and I can't say that I'm terribly impressed. First of all, the overall product design is anything but elegant. It's unnecesarily difficult and time-consuming to assemble (particularly in my case as the little red bag of fasteners was missing and I had go buy some M6 machine screws). It doesn't have the brilliance of, say, an Ikea design where the assembly often includes some really clever moves (although obviously the quality is better than Ikea!). The wires have to be routed inelegantly, and overall the Jarvis desk has the feel of something that has been designed by a committee. The fact that the supports come all the way out to the sides of the desk makes it impossible to install a clamp for a lamp/ mic./ etc. ... that's just not thoughtful design The touch screen on the handset is very slow to respond. I also get the feeling that this company is a very early startup, as they seemed to have endless difficulties getting the proper packages to me.
All that being said, once you do manage to get it built it's a good desk and pretty stable, although once you get above about 36" it does get noticeably wobbly front to back.
Nice that you add no manual or video in another language and not even provide subtitles for other languages
We appreciate this valuable feedback, we're currently working on making resources available in other languages. If you need assistance, reach out at help@fully.com, we're here for you!
Also why is it he’s using wood screws in this video?
Narrator sounds like Gilfoyle.
Useful video, did help me set up my cool new desk, however I felt the world building and presentation of setting lacked a little bit. I know this isn't the highest budget of series but it could be better. Also the characters, while we'll played by their respective actors, lacked emotion and were hard to sympathize, but frankly that seems more like an issue with the scripting team not being fully in sync with the story and characters but who's really noticing. Overall good show, 7/10
Thank you for the assembly video. The steps are a bit fast. Also you didn't say how to attach the control box to the desk. For those who are looking for a solution I used wood screws on either side
pause the video at each step. they cant wait for you to follow along in the video.
@@ThisIsBarrett they thought making the video quick and light hearted would make it easier to watch. but they have missed steps and havent thoroughly explained certain things which actually slows down the process for the viewer.
Video is way too fast and doesn't show enough detail. I don't think most people would be able to easily follow this.
You used the screw names wrong BTW really threw it off
Hi there! The screw names in this video are matched to what they are labeled as in the assembly guide. The desk in the video is also a Wide Frame which slightly differs from the Narrow Frame, we apologize for any confusion caused by this.
If you are stuck and need assistance with assembly call us at 888-508-3725; we are happy to help!
Yall need to slow down and show the parts more clearly
Yeah you substantially need to slow down. Its not a race.
Thanks for sharing this valuable feedback, Christopher. Our goal is always to make the assembly process as straightforward and streamlined as possible. We'll share this insight with our marketing team!
You're not supposed to sit on the desk!
I don't have a friend.