




Quadra Four-Legged Height-Adjustable Table Frame
Sales start on July 10. The frame will be available for order very soon!
Quadra is a four-leg electric height-adjustable desk frame designed for wide and heavy work surfaces. It is suitable for tabletops ranging from 1200x700 mm to 2000x900 mm. The four legs provide better stability compared to standard two-leg models, especially when multiple monitors, a system unit, audio equipment, or other devices are installed on the desk.
The height adjustment range of 67–132 cm is suitable for users approximately 155–195 cm tall. The frame will be a practical choice for programmers, designers, traders, engineers, and anyone who works at a large desk and uses multiple screens.
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| In stock | 1-3 days |
| To order | up to 21 days |
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Height-adjustable desk frame: sit and stand work
Electric height adjustment allows you to quickly change the position of your workstation without interrupting your work. Alternating between sitting and standing helps reduce the duration of continuous sitting, which is associated with increased strain on the lower back, neck, and shoulders. For comfortable work, it's important not to replace sitting with constant standing, but to change positions throughout the day and take short movement breaks. Quadra allows you to adapt the desk height to a specific user so that the screen, keyboard, and work surface remain at a comfortable level. A properly adjusted desk height helps keep forearms approximately parallel to the floor and shoulders relaxed when working with a keyboard and mouse. This reduces the need to lean towards the screen or raise your arms, which is especially important during long periods of work with multiple monitors.




