The whole sit-stand family, explained
Everything that goes up and down: single desks, back-to-back bench configurations and the accessories that make them work. Sit-stand is the most requested change in modern office fit-outs, and the one people notice most after moving in.
One person or a team
Single sit-stand desks are the straightforward case: one person, one frame, full independent control.
Back-to-back sit-stand desks put two rows on one shared bench frame. Noticeably less floor area per person and far simpler to power, which is why they win for whole teams.
Electric, always
Every desk in this range is electrically adjustable. Manual crank models cost less and reliably end up used as ordinary fixed desks within a fortnight, because a desk that takes effort to raise does not get raised.
The accessory nobody orders
A flexible cable spine. A cable run that is neat at sitting height goes taut at standing height and pulls plugs out. Every Air desk has a matching spine designed to extend and retract with the frame; specify it with the desk, not after.
The second is an anti-fatigue mat from our ergonomic accessories range. Standing on a hard floor for two hours creates its own problem.
The ranges
The Air collection is the full system with the widest choice and the most accessories. Air Lite trims specification for tighter budgets, Oslo Air coordinates with Oslo meeting furniture, and the Black Series is the same engineering in an all-black finish.