1 – Top

Powder-coated MDF top, covered with an epoxy powder paint usually used for metal. Without the use of glue, and therefore without VOC emissions, this makes Stood a resistant desk – to abrasion, scratches and stains – and a full participant in sustainable development.

2 – Edges

Ogee shaped edges and curved edges
for maximum comfort

3 – Legs

Asymmetrical slanted (A-shaped) legs, mixed metal and wood

4 – The leg

The leg is attached to the metal structure by metal inserts and screws in the side lintels to provide maximum rigidity to the table and ensure a quality and durable attachment of the top. For extended configurations, an epoxy powder-coated metal intermediate leg reinforces the structure. It is set back for the comfort of the users, and allows a more aesthetic finish.

5 – Indentation

Notch on the side for cable routing

6 – Structure

Structure made up of two epoxy powder-coated metal crosspieces.

TRAY

– Sliding Tray – Bench A metal plate with a slot allowing the sliding of the tray and easy access to the feeder for installation and maintenance. For safety reasons, the sliding mechanism can be blocked by a knob.

– Cut-out Desk Cut-out in the top of the bench to allow cables to pass through.

– A metal strip in the middle of the bench can be used to add a panel at a later stage.