Humanscale Float Height-Adjustable Table (Non-Electric)
Description
Float by Humanscale is a revolutionary non-electric standing office desk that brings effortless operation to traditional sit/stand products.
- Ease of use is at the heart of Humanscale’s Float Height-Adjustable Table, as it seamlessly adjusts between sitting and standing postures without interrupting workflow
- With a minimal aesthetic, Float complements traditional offices and home workspaces
- Unique counterbalance mechanism eliminates cranks and motors so that operating Float is as easy as standing up
- Handles up to 130 lbs of desktop weight
- Safety measures prevent the possibility of injury associated with incorrect counterbalance
- No obstructive crossbeam allows for unrestricted space for legs, knees and feet beneath the work surface
- Built from sustainable materials, recycled steel and aluminum
- Base finish options are Black, Silver & White
- Laminate surface tops available in Black, Tan, Grey, Platinum & White
- Other size desk tops available – contact your atWork Team Member to discuss all the options
The key to remaining healthy while at work is to alternate between standing and sitting positions. Float makes standing almost effortless and instant.
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Depth | Desk Surface: 24" & 30" |
| Width | Desk Surface: 48" & 54" |
| Height | 20" adjustability (27" to 47" from the floor excluding table top thickness) |
| Other | |
| Capacity: 160 lb | |
| Details | |
| Model | HUM FLOAT/BASE |
| Construction / Materials | Steel & Aluminum Base; Laminate Top |
| Warranty PDF | Limited 5 year Warranty |
2 reviews for Humanscale Float Height-Adjustable Table (Non-Electric)
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Heather – Staff Reviewer –
This is a really cool desk! As the name alludes, the desktop literally “floats” up as you pull the lever. No power is required, so you can literally put it anywhere; you don’t have to be close to an outlet. Humanscale is a leader in ergonomics and we use many of their products ourselves every day.
Rodney – Staff Reviewer –
I prefer electric as I find the floating/tension option a little finicky… And can be less expensive. But sometime electric just isn’t an option.