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Sit Stand

The concept

Sit. Stand. Repeat.

“Kinnarps has always had a culture of looking at the person in the office, and what furniture is there for. We’ve been producing sit-stand workstations for over 25 years, each designed to free you from the sedentary position of a desk. There will come a time when a sedentary seated working environment will be deemed completely unhealthy. This is not an on-trend product that we’ve just developed to address a gap in the market; it’s something we’ve been working on for a long, long time.”

Marc Bird, Kinnarps
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The benefits

The essence of good ergonomics

According to Human Factors Engineer Dr Rob Stuthridge, height-adjustable workstations are a key component in accommodating people’s physical and task differences and enhancing workplace performance and productivity.

“Sit-stand working represents the very essence of good ergonomics. This is why sit-stand working has been shown to provide a range of benefits that will aid both the worker and their employer.”

Dr Rob Stuthridge, B.Sc., M.Sc., Ph.D., CPE, MIES

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Health

Improves posture, preserves muscle tone, burns calories faster and reduces absenteeism

Productivity

Increased energy and dynamism improve productivity and engagement

Creativity

Physical activity stimulates mental activity, unlocking latent creativity

Affordability

The Kinnarps Series P desk costs little more than a static desk

Now from just £400

With workplace projects enjoying Series P desks from as little as £400 each, it is now possible to consider this ergonomic revolution for ALL employees, not just a select few.

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Happy Client

“Using the flexibility of adjustable desks keeps our staff sharp and focused, engaging with customers and working well as a team. It means our business is both dynamic and efficient.” (Creditsafe)

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Sit-stand Articles

Major new study says exercise is key

New study highlights the need to be active

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Don’t just sit there…

‘Having a desk job doubles your chances of having a heart attack’ - according to a study by researchers at Loughborough University and the University of Leicester

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If it’s good enough for the Swedes…

The Swedes take sit-stand working very seriously - why don’t we?

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A little nudge in the right direction

What if employees don’t use their sit-stand desks properly? Try a ‘nudge software’ like Little Nudge!

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It’s time to stop clouding the issue

It’s not about just sitting, it’s not about just standing - it’s about varying your posture…

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Standing up for mental health

Why employers should also be concerned about the psychological well-being of sedentary workers

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Small changes for big results

Phys Ed columnist Gretchen Reynolds explains how sitting for long periods of time can be bad for your physical health

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What’s up doc?

Imagine GP’s conducting patient consultations at standing desks…

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Stand up against a costly mistake

Is the belief that installing sit-stand desks is too expensive merely a costly misconception?

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Stand up to fight fat

Dr John Buckley shares his insights into the health benefits of sit-stand working

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It’s official!

Public Health England (PHE) publish guidelines encouraging officers to stand for at least part of the working day

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Five good reasons to get up!

Dr James Levine suggests that making the simplest of changes to the way we work can have a huge, positive impact on our health

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