Facility Management

Standing orders

Desks have remained relatively unchanged for decades, yet the workflow and tools that we use have changed considerably.

As a result, today’s office workers now face problems with the design of most desks. Considering the various risks of sedentary behaviour, there is more need than ever for a simple yet sophisticated ergonomic solution. Height-adjustable tables and desks can alleviate much of the stress placed on the worker’s body and encourage healthy posture throughout the day.

Beyond health benefits, studies show that intermittent standing can increase productivity levels through a reduction in work break time. In fact, in

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