Materials change depending on the use, the mechanism adapts to the product, but the principle stays the same: what's placed on the desk stays there, in the right spot, with no effort to repeat each day.
Setup assistant
Configure your desk setup
6 questions, 2 minutes. We recommend the configuration that fits your desk, not the whole catalog.
Question 1 of 6
What are you starting from?
Question 2 of 6
The underside of your desk is more
Question 3 of 6
What's bothering you today?
Multiple answers allowed.
Question 4 of 6
We'll save your configuration so you can keep it
Your desk profile stays saved — you can finish your setup later without starting over.
Question 5 of 6
For anything that adjusts or mounts, you prefer
Question 6 of 6
A budget range for your full configuration
Your desk profile stays saved on this device
Here's what fits your configuration
Cables and power strip
Desk Cable Rack Perforated Steel Style
Cables and power strip
Desk Cable Rack Steel Wire Grid Side Mount
Cables and power strip
Cable Management Tray Under Desk Snap-On
Storage under the desk
Under Desk Lockable Metal Drawer
Storage under the desk
Transparent Under-Desk Sliding Drawer
Storage under the desk
Dark Transparent Under-Desk Sliding Drawer
Storage under the desk
Under Desk Metal Drawer Steel Ball-Bearing Slides
Screen height
Computer Monitor Riser with Drawers — Loft
Screen height
Computer Monitor Riser with Drawers Loft Cherry
Screen height
Laptop Arm Verso Lift
Screen height
Monitor and Laptop Arm Verso Combo Up to 36"
Screen height
Single Monitor Arm Verso One Max Up to 49"
Sit-stand position
Electric Standing Desk Child Lock, 4 Presets
Sit-stand position
Electric Standing Desk 3 Presets
Sit-stand position
Standing Desk Converter — Pneumatic Lift
Sit-stand position
White Overbed Table Tilting Top with Wheels
Sit-stand position
Mobile Electric Standing Desk with Wheels
Missing a piece? Come back anytime — your profile is waiting.
The screen at eye level
A screen that sits too low forces your neck to lean forward, session after session. The riser puts the monitor at the right height, no arm to adjust, no clamp to fix — you set the screen down, the position is already there. Some models add a drawer underneath, to hold what used to sit out on the desk. No complex setup, no readjusting: the height stays the same, day after day.
A screen resting on its stand takes up the same space, the same height, day after day. The gas-spring arm changes that: you adjust height and tilt with one hand, no screws to tighten, and the screen stays exactly where you left it. The stand disappears from the desk — the surface gets back the space it used to take up. One screen, two, sometimes three depending on the setup: the arm adjusts, not the other way around.
Your keyboard, out of sight but within reach
A keyboard left on the desk takes up space and stays there, even once the session is over. The sliding tray fixes that: it tucks under the work surface, pulls out to type, and pushes back in when you're done. Other models raise the keyboard on a fixed stand, built to the right height for typing, with no mechanism to operate. Either way, the desk surface stays clear — the keyboard has a place without occupying it all the time.