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Office Workstations & Desks

Commercial office workstations and desks for Australian workplaces: electric sit-to-stand and fixed-height desks, and back-to-back and corner workstations for shared spaces. Load ratings run from 80 kg to 160 kg and warranties are 10 or 15 years, with AFRDI-certified electric ranges for projects that need tested furniture.

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RangeTypeAdjustabilityTypical useWarrantyLoad rating
KlassSit-to-standElectric, 3-column dual-motor, 620–1270 mmSingle, back-to-back and 90° corner10 yr140 kg, AFRDI certified
AgileMotion+Sit-to-stand (rectangle or round leg)Electric, 3-column double-motor, 635–1290 mmSingle, back-to-back, 90° and 120° corner15 yr160 kg, AFRDI certified
QuickStandSit-to-standElectric, 2-column single-motor, 720–1200 mmSingle desks, lighter-duty use10 yr80 kg
AxisFixed heightFixed 715 mm, 50 × 50 mm square steel frameSingle, multi-user, back-to-back, return, 90° and 120°10 yr160 kg, GECA certified
AnvilFixed heightFixed 715 mm, triangular loop steel legsSingle, multi-user, back-to-back, return, 90° and 120°10 yr160 kg, GECA certified
Agile FixedFixed height (rectangle or round leg)Fixed 715 mmSingle, back-to-back and 90° corner10 yr160 kg
PlantationFixed heightFixed 715 mm, solid oak legsSingle, multi-user, back-to-back and return10 yr120 kg, FSC certified

Buying guide

Choosing the right desk configuration

Sit-to-stand or fixed height? Sit-to-stand desks cost more up front but suit teams who move between sitting and standing through the day. Klass and AgileMotion+ are AFRDI certified and rated to 140 kg and 160 kg, with 10- and 15-year warranties; QuickStand is a lighter-duty 80 kg option.

Fixed-height desks cost less because there's no motor, and they're still commercial-grade. The desk stays at 715 mm, ranges are rated from 120 kg to 160 kg, and every fixed-height range carries a 10-year warranty.

Single-sided, back-to-back or corner? Single-sided desks suit individual offices or hot-desking. Back-to-back pairs suit open-plan teams who sit facing each other. Corner and return configurations suit desks against a wall or in an L-shaped layout, giving more usable surface in the same footprint.

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