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 – Legs

The leg is fixed 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 fixing 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 composed of two metal crosspieces
covered with epoxy powder paint.

7 – Edge

2 mm thick ABS edges as standard, finished as for the tray.

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.

STORAGE MODULE

The range is based on storage modules of different sizes that can be combined with this frame. They are available in many variations: sliding doors, hinged doors, drawers, CPU storage, niches, benches, etc. Wooden legs and metal crosspieces form the base of the storage units. The storage units are finished in melamine with 18mm thick panels everywhere except the 22mm top.