set: laptop stand + cable management tray, white, 68x36 cm
৳19,190
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This item: BOLLSIDAN/FÖRSÄSONG set: laptop stand + cable management tray৳19,190
Product details
BOLLSIDAN laptop standA flexible and versatile solution that you can use throughout the home and for many different activities.
Height-adjustable using a gas spring mechanism. No cables are attached so it easy to move the table to where you need it.
Changing positions between sitting and standing helps you move your body so you both feel and work better.
It is easy to roll the table under a sofa or bed thanks to the low feet and concealed castors.
You can mount the table top at a height that suits you, since the legs are adjustable between 65-103 cm.
The melamine surface is durable, stain resistant and easy to keep clean.
Don't let the price fool you. This table has been tested against our strictest standards for stability, durability and safety to withstand everyday use in your home for years.
Soft rounded shapes and corners make the furniture safe for both children and adults.
FÖRSÄSONG cable management trayCollects your electric and computer cables under the desk, making it easier to keep your workspace clean and tidy.
Simple to clamp onto your desk or any other horizontal surface with a thickness of 1.2- 4 cm.
You can easily keep your cables neatly gathered by using the 2 included touch-and-close fastenings.
The cable management tray can be hung directly on the desk without damaging the surface – and you can easily move it as needed.
Can be positioned anywhere around the desk, facing inwards or outwards, to keep small things organised that you use often and want close at hand.
Good to know
Max load on table top: 7 kg.
This table has been developed for home use and meets the requirements for durability and stability set forth in the following standards: EN 12521 and EN 1730.