A sit-stand desk lets one person switch between sitting and standing whenever they like, using a simple button. Every model here is electric, and that matters: a desk that is awkward to raise usually stays down. They suit anyone in an Irish office or home office who wants to change posture without leaving their workspace.
Choosing a range
Changing position regularly tends to matter more than how long someone spends in either one, so pick the range that suits the room.
- Air: the complete system, offering the most sizes and accessories, and the natural choice for kitting out a whole floor.
- Air Lite: a simpler specification for tighter budgets, still with electric lifting.
- Oslo Air: coordinates with the Oslo boardroom tables when the meeting room has to match.
- Black Series: identical engineering finished entirely in black, a favourite for studios and creative teams.
Plan the cables and the floor
Cables that look tidy with the desk down can be stretched taut once it rises, and that tension pulls plugs out of sockets. Each Air desk has its own flexible cable spine that lengthens and shortens with the frame, so add it to the same order. An anti-fatigue mat is worth including as well, because standing on a hard floor brings its own strain.
Equipping a team
Each desk here seats one person. For teams, back-to-back sit-stand team desks place two rows of people on a shared frame and take up less floor per person. Compare every option in our height adjustable desks range.
