Buy the sit-stand desk 501-37 and get the widest range. The low starting height (57-122 cm) supports the most ideal sitting position. Thanks to the comprehensive height range, the desk can serve everyone from children up to large adults – for flexible ergonomics. 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. Model 501-37 is built for professional offices and delivers robust quality. Its wide applicability means it can also easily be used at home for family needs.

walnut melamine is the material of the square desk top. In this edition, the desk top is 80 x 60 cm, but the frame is designed to fit desk top depths all the way down to 60 cm. The frame is designed to be an optimal solution especially for open-plan offices where people sit back-to-back.

The frame is finished in powder-coated RAL 9004 (black). 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 massive load capacity (100 kg in kg) gives electric desk 501-37 the potential for wide application possibilities, which is ideal for both office equipment and the home office. The 501-37 is ready in a maximum of 12 min. The assembly itself is very quick and straightforward.

Desktop Specifications

• Dimension: 80 x 60 cm
• Core Material: 25 mm chipboard, classified E0
• Surface Finish: walnut 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 9004 (black) Powder-coated Steel
• Height Adjustment: 57-122 cm
• Lifting Capacity: 100 kg
• Controls: Simple control is ensured by the panel with the two arrow buttons. It is a direct solution without a communication unit.
• Key Features: Low base position, 80 x 60 cm desk top, and 60 cm depth.
• Drive System: ConSet's time-tested 1-motor system is efficient and relies on mechanical synchronisation to avoid unnecessary electronics.