Height Adjustable Workstations and Benching

Choose the workstation layout first, then confirm whether the work positions use independent or shared structural elements. Match the worksurface, lifting structure, screens and cable route to the selected topology.

Face-to-Face Workstations

Best starting point: Users sit opposite one another across a shared workstation line.
Plan around: Overall footprint, aisle space, privacy screens, desktop size and cable access.

Back-to-Back Workstations

Best starting point: Users sit in paired rows facing away from one another.
Plan around: Overall depth, circulation space, screen and storage positions, and cable routing for each side.

Project-Specific Layouts

For 120°, four-person or six-person groups, use the floor plan as the starting point rather than treating them as one standard configuration.

Plan around: Seat count, workstation geometry, desktop size, connection method, screens and cable routes.

Discuss Your Workstation Layout

mige face to face height adjustable workstations with privacy screens desktop size and cable access planning

Model: Mige

Multi-seat Structure & Desktop Fit

Once the workstation topology is selected, confirm how the structure, worksurfaces and lifting requirements work together across the group. Shared or independent structural elements, desktop interfaces and equipment loads all affect the final workstation configuration.

owen height adjustable workstation showing the worksurface and supporting frame

Model: Owen

Match the Structure to the Selected Layout

Confirm whether the work positions use shared or independent structural elements, and check the overall workstation footprint, desktop arrangement and fixing interfaces against the selected topology.

Account for the Worksurface and Equipment

The desktop, monitors, arms, computers and other mounted equipment all move with the lift. Confirm their combined weight and position as part of the workstation configuration. Rated load alone does not establish workstation stability.

Account for the Worksurface and Equipment

Coordinate Power, Cables and Controls Across the Workstation

Plan power, data and controls around the selected workstation layout so each work position can move through its required height range.

under desk power and cable routing on a milan workstation

Model: Milan

milan height adjustable workstation control and under desk components

Building Interface → Workstation Entry → Desk-Level Routing → Controls & Equipment → Full-Range Check

Control at Each Work Position

Confirm whether each user needs independent adjustment and which handset functions are required.

Connections Across the Full Height Range

Plan power and data entry points and desk-level cable routes so connections remain clear throughout the required travel range.

Confirm the Destination Market

Provide the destination country and required voltage, frequency, plug and mains-lead configuration.

Discuss Your Workstation Power Plan

Coordinate controls, cable routing and market requirements with the selected workstation layout.

height adjustable workstation groups being assembled in a multi seat office project

height-adjustable workstation groups being assembled on site for a multi-seat office layout.

Prepare Your Workstation Project

Bring the selected workstation layout, group requirements and site conditions into one project brief before moving to configuration confirmation or quotation.

Confirm Each Workstation Group

Record the layout, quantity and intended position of each workstation group. Where different groups use different desktops, screens, controls or accessories, identify them separately.

Check the Site and Responsibilities

Confirm access, floor conditions, clearances and available power and data points. Define who will receive, move, assemble, connect and inspect the workstations.

Prepare the Project Brief

Provide the floor plan, workstation-group quantities, desktop and equipment requirements, destination market and any group-identification or handling requirements.

Submit Your Workstation Requirements

Include any installation information or quotation support you need with the project brief.