Most office furniture manufacturers are offering their own version of a bench desking system, ranging from a simple linked desk design to a high end all singing and dancing cable managed, sliding top affair.
But in general the main similarity is that the desks are designed as double desk ( two desk facing each other) setups which can share their end legs with neighbouring desks.
This offers two advantages in terms of price and space as not so many legs are needed when compared to a free standing desk setup.
“OPEN” is a budget range of office furniture which offers everything that a basic bench desk range would offer and a little more.
The desks sizes are comprehensive, as you would expect (80 cm, 120 cm, 140 cm, 160 cm and 180 cm) the systems comes with integral cable management, and the desk frame has been designed to accept a wide variety of central dividing desk mounted screens.
But the added advantage of this range is that the leg frames can easily be converted to free standing leg frames, enabling you to easily reconfigure your office space.
Furthermore the free standing single desks can then be linked to each other by sharing intermediate legs. So you can produce a run of single depth bench desks, with all the benefits of the double desk units, or you can just use free standing desks butted up against each other.
In addition to these advantages any of the single depth desks can be supplied with a height adjustable desk frame, enabling you to alter the working height of specific desks in your office to suit certain users.
The OPEN office furniture range really caters for just about every need, except when your office space is just to small to use the industry standard 80cm deep desks. But amazingly the OPEN range also has 80cm desks available, which not only are height adjustable but which can share the intermediated leg and behave just like a full size bench desk system.
And one more advantage to think about is delivery. This range is available from stock, in all its permutations, with matt silver finish frames and a desk top finish of either Maple, Light beech, salmon beech, copper pear, caramel cherry, light grey, or snow white.
A truly versatile range of office furniture
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Being able to break these down into single free standing desks really is an advantage for businesses that want to be able to reconfigure their office as needed. I agree that the dividing screens are a must if you are using the bench setup - it helps to have at least a little bit of a boundary between employees who have to sit directly across from each other.
Daisy McCarty
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