Suspa
Sit-stand workstations in the modular system
Suspa has introduced a new modular system for sit-stand workstations that can be used to design different office desk solutions. The company from Altdorf thus underlines the importance of flexibility and ergonomics for the working environment.
Today's office world is characterized by dynamic processes, flexible working models and continuous change. With Suspa's office solutions, in which flexibility and ergonomics play a decisive role, the working environment can also be easily adapted to these conditions. The Suspa sit-stand workstations can be built from modular components into four different table bases, depending on space requirements and individual needs: Fixframe, Variframe, Teamframe and Bigframe.
Both Fixframe and Variframe are available for table tops from 1,200 to 2,000 millimetres. The Fixframe has a fixed crossbar, whereas the Variframe can be customized thanks to telescopic crossbars. The Teamframe for duo workstations is a "space-saving miracle". The two table bases are connected by two bridge elements, while the table tops remain independent of each other and can therefore also be moved individually.
It is also possible to link two or more Teamframes together. One solution for a large workstation with as much space as possible is the Bigframe table base as a three-leg version.
On the way to the Smart Office
All table bases can be equipped with "Smart Office", which enables a connection between the workstation and smartphone. For example, height settings can be changed and saved using the app. Another function is particularly "smart": the app evaluates the user's sitting and standing phases and can remind them to stand up and move around after long periods of sitting, very similar to the smart watches and fitness watches that are already very popular.
Another new feature is the battery-powered solution, which ensures mobility in the design and use of the tables.
Ergonomics through height adjustment systems
In addition to all the solutions for the office area, Suspa also offers heavy-duty solutions. These include, for example, the height-adjustable kitchen island and the workbench. Another mainstay is gas springs for the furniture industry. For example, they ensure effortless opening and damped closing of furniture flaps or easy adjustment of recliner chairs from sitting to reclining positions. as
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