A desk that grows with your child. Shelf organiser for storage – and a crank handle to easily to adjust the height and switch between sitting and standing. A practical solution that takes up little space.
You can easily adjust the height of the desk between 65 and 108 cm by just cranking the handle and get the best position for both sitting and standing.
Comfortable for left- and right-handers, as the crank handle can be mounted on the left or right side.
Changing positions between sitting and standing helps you move your body so you both feel and work better.
The shelf creates space on the desk and makes it easy for your child to keep everything from papers and pens to books and small things organised.
The melamine surface is durable, stain resistant and easy to keep clean.
You can keep cables and extension cords organised by placing them in the cable holders between the front and back legs.
Adjustable feet make the desk stand steady also on uneven floors.
Good to know
This desk has been tested for use by children and meets the requirements for safety, durability and stability.
Do not place the desk near a blind, stairs or any other object that could pose a danger to your child.
The holes in the desk's table top must always be covered, either with RELATERA accessories or with the included caps in order to minimise the risk of curious fingers from getting pinched or stuck.
Maximum evenly distributed weight is 50 kg. Do not place concentrated weight exceeding 15 kg on a small surface on the desk.
May be completed with your choice of accessories from the RELATERA accessories for extra functions and storage.
Cover caps for the table top are included with the underframe.
Long Term Benefits
“Growing up, I spent a lot of time at my desk. It was my home base where I did homework, drew, listened to music and played computer games. When a place is used for many different activities, it needs to be organised, and with RELATERA accessories you can adapt RELATERA sit/stand desk as needed. I hope the desk will be an important place for many children. A place where they can realise their dreams and develop all their talents.”