Flexible office desk 501-37: The height adjustment starts at a very low position (57-122 cm), which ensures optimal ergonomics. Flexible ergonomics for all: The desk's travel fits children and easily reaches the height for large adults. If you choose extra castors, the low position still ensures a good sitting height: equip the desk with a battery (optional) to create a fully mobile and adjustable workstation. The 501-37's high quality is a result of development for professional offices. It can also be used in a home, where it will meet family demands for ergonomics.

Choose the square design in beech melamine material. The frame's flexibility allows for desk top depths down to 60 cm. The desk top used here is 80 x 60 cm. Open-plan offices with back-to-back seating can gladly use this desk, as the frame is C-shaped with a recessed base.

The frame is finished in powder-coated RAL 9006 (silver). The design is minimalist, featuring an elegant, flat, rectangular, slightly rounded foot. The frame is tested and approved according to ANSI/BIFMA X5.5-2014. The desk's 100 kg load capacity means you have wide application possibilities. It is a strong desk for both heavy office equipment and your home office. Assembly is made easy: Sit-stand desk 501-37 can be assembled in a maximum of 13 min, so you can get started quickly.

Desktop Specifications

• Dimension: 80 x 60 cm
• Core Material: 25 mm chipboard, classified E0
• Surface Finish: beech melamine, Cable ports are included by definition with the desk top as part of the standard equipment.
• Edges: 2 mm ABS, rounded off

Frame Specifications

• Material/Finish: RAL 9006 (silver) Powder-coated Steel
• Height Adjustment: 57-122 cm
• Lifting Capacity: 100 kg
• Controls: You control the desk with a minimalist control panel that has two simple arrow buttons, in a setup with no communication unit.
• Key Features: Lowest starting height, universal ergonomics, and sit-stand desk.
• Drive System: Documented reliability is achieved with ConSet's effective 1-motor solution, whose mechanical design minimises the need for electronics.