Explore WorkUp Height-Adjustable Tables

The ability to move must be simple and accessible to ensure desired outcomes. Intuitive, height adjustable work surfaces, such as KI's WorkUp® Adjustable Table, are the ideal solution.

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Fostering Workplace Mobility

Encouraging movement within the workplace is both innate and essential. An excellent means to facilitate this is through height-adjustable work surfaces, exemplified by KI's WorkUp® Adjustable Table. WorkUp seamlessly combines user-friendly adjustability with a sleek design and uniform appearance.

Features

Blends seamlessly and attractively into any environment
Delivers easy-to-use adjustability with a clean design and universal profile
All models feature the same base profile, allowing them to be mixed and matched with various adjustment styles based on individual needs within a single space
Provides consistent visual qualities with other KI products, providing a clean, seamless aesthetic throughout an environment
Offers a fixed-height table as well as adjustable-height tables with counterbalance and crank adjustability
Dual-column counterbalance feature is the quickest-adjusting type of sit-stand table without the need for power cords on the market

Construction

Table consists of two T-bases (centered column on a horizontal foot) supporting a tabletop; adjustable height tables have the T-bases attached to a tabletop support that spans the two bases
Tabletop is constructed of 1-1/8" thick 45 lb density particleboard core
Polyester felt modesty panels are constructed from a sound-absorbing, 100% polyester felt 1/2" thick with an acoustic rating of 0.45-0.90 NRC
The wire trough is an optional accessory constructed of 18-gauge steel with a powdercoated finish
Fixed-base tables are 29" in height
Crank-base tables are between 27.11" and 44.83" in height, adjusted by a front crank located at either end of the table
Counterbalance-base tables are between 28-1/4" and 46-3/4" in height, adjusted by activating a release lever and manually lifting or lowering the tabletop