Wood it be Nice Sit-Stand Desk 65-130 cm incl. free assembly - Silver

An ode to the Wood It Be Nice

Yes it wood! Uh... would.

Sit/stand desks have been on the market for a while. The lack of functionality of fixed desks brought them to life, and the functionality of this new version of the standard desk was therefore the focus. Until now! Because wouldn't it be nice to have a desk that you can adjust and that exudes a warm, homely atmosphere?

Why the Wood It Be Nice sit/stand desk?

The Wood It Be Nice is the ideal desk for alternating between standing and sitting work. Thanks to two electric motors, the desktop can be adjusted super quickly and steplessly from its lowest position (65cm) to its highest position (130cm). A simple press of a button raises or lowers the top by 4 cm/s. Thanks to its wide range, the desk complies with the Dutch NPR 1813 standard.

Despite its adjustable top, the desk is extremely strong. The aluminium frame can carry more than 100 kilograms, so you never have to worry about overloading the desk. The 2 Bosch motors in the legs produce about 39dB of sound when the desk is adjusted.

You can choose between a 160x80 and 180x80 centimetre top. The desktop and legs are solid oak, made from 100% recycled wood. The wood is finished with a two-component oil/lacquer, which prevents yellowing and enhances the natural character of the wood. The frame is available in silver, black, and white.

What makes a sit/stand desk so good?

On average, we all sit for about 13 hours a day. Various studies are increasingly highlighting the extensive sedentary work that many people do daily. These studies all convey the same message: prolonged sitting is a real killer. This is not an exaggeration; just look at the following facts:

 Sitting 3 hours less per day means you live approximately 2 years longer

 Sitting for more than 2 hours consecutively increases blood sugar, reduces blood flow, and decreases good cholesterol by 20%

 The average heart rate while sitting (79bpm) is 10 beats lower than while standing (89bpm)

 Sitting burns 2.6 kcal per minute, standing burns 3.3 kcal