Lotus™ Sit-Stand Workstation - Black
Over the past 10 years study after study has confirmed sitting for prolonged periods of time is harmful to your health. Some of the negative effects include an increased risk of heart attacks and strokes, links to high blood pressure and elevated cholesterol. As a proponent of workspace management solutions, we knew we wanted to create a product for this problem.
A Better Experience
Our next generation sit-stand products combine a wealth of research and product development with our deep understanding of the office workspace. They’re designed to be easy to use, adjustable, and worry-free. Plus, they’re engineered with the durability to transition from sitting to standing multiple times a day. All this adds up to a better sit-stand experience and one you’ll want to use every day.At A Glance:
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Makes it effortlessto add movement to your workday for improved wellness
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Patent pendingSmooth Lift Technology™ makes changing positions effortless
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Features 22 differentheight settings up to 17” above the desk
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Innovative cordmanagement and device charging slot
- Arrives fullyassembled
Product Features
Smooth Lift Technology™
Effortlessly transition from sitting to standing multiple times a day
Convenience
Convenient channel to view and charge mobile devices
Cord Management
Keeps your desk organized and free of tangled cords
Assembled
Arrives fully assembled
Fellowes Sit-Stands
The Solution:
If your chair does not provide proper lumbar support, use a backrest with a foot support to maintain correct posture.
The Solution:
Wrist supports help to align your wrists and redistribute pressure points to help relieve pain and prevent potential injury.
The Solution:
Keyboard managers position your keyboard and mouse lower and closer to your body, allowing you to adopt and maintain a neutral working posture. Monitor and laptop supports position your monitor or laptop at a comfortable viewing angle, while Document Holders place your documents more ergonomically.
The Solution:
Alternate between sitting and standing to actively reduce the health risks of sedentary working such as heart disease, obesity, cancer and diabetes.