Dezeen Showroom: office furniture brand Actiu has released a series of sit-stand desks and meeting tables that feature a cantilever design created with modularity in mind.
The Menssula work table range comprises desks and meeting tables that can be raised and lowered with the touch of a button. They deviate from other tables with the same functionality in their asymmetric silhouette.
“The collection’s primary innovation is the offset placement of its electrical height-adjustable lift,” said Actiu.
“By concentrating the mechanical components into a single lateral column, the design eliminates the traditional central or dual-leg configuration, creating a dramatic cantilever effect that maximises usable workspace and provides an obstruction-free footprint beneath the tabletop.”
The tabletops – which the brand describes as “gravity-defying” – encourage active ergonomics when both solo working and conducting intimate meetings.
Tabletops are available in a number of durable yet tactile materials, including phenolic and laminated MDF in various finishes and patterns.
The collection also acts in a modular capacity, facilitating various configurations, from individual executive workstations to large-scale meeting and co-working tables.
Product details:
Product: Menssula
Brand: Actiu
Contact: moc.uitca@moorwohs-nodnol
Materials: compact laminate, laminated MDF
Colours/finishes: White Traffic, Pulpis Light, Samas Black, Fenix Black (anti-fingerprint)
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