The 481-35 is a two-person sit-stand bench desk featuring fully independent operation, thanks to a dedicated motor for each separate workstation. The frame is made of RAL 9004 (black) powder-coated steel and the desk columns boast a unique chrome ring that help light up the workspace. This desk is built upon four stable feet for a traditional style, a design choice which allows for quick and efficient cleaning of the floor area.

Each working half relies on ConSet’s dependable 1-motor system with column synchronisation, guaranteeing simple, rock-solid reliability for the user. The column's telescopic function is inverted in its build with the thickest at the bottom. This creates a lightness towards the desktop while maximising stability. Optimised for maximum space efficiency, the 485-35 back-to-back workstation fosters seamless teamwork and offers effortless modularity for future scaling.

The 485-35 provides a generous load capacity of 100 kg and a vertical travel range of 620-1270 mm. The desk can thus cater to virtually every need - height range and weight capacity wise. The chrome ring at the base is discreet and elegant, yet highly functional. It can be freely detached to improve the desk's range of motion and achieve the low height required for 150 cm tall individuals. The need to remove the band is rare - but everyone deserves the correct ergonomic fit.

Table top specifications

• Dimensions : 1500 x 800 mm
• Core material: 25 mm chipboard, classified E0
• Surface finish: white melamine, the tabletop comes with a cable grommet included.
• Edges: 2 mm ABS, rounded off

Frame specifications

• Material/finish: Powdercoated steel RAL 9004 (black)
• Height adjustment: 620-1270 mm
• Lifting capacity: 100 kg
• Operation: The height adjustment panel is elegant and user-friendly (Thanks to its tactile buttons, you can perform blind adjustments). You can save three settings and view the desk's current position on the display.
• Key: Space-Saving Bench, Tactile Key Adjustment, Low Height Optimisation.
• Motor: ConSet’s stable 1-motor mechanism with documented reliability