The Solis 3 height adjustable desk features quiet dual electric motors with advanced anti-collision sensitivity; the Solis 3 desk is quick and easy to adjust and it can be raised from 605mm to 1255mm (incl 25mm MFC top) within seconds. This allows you to work comfortably, whether sitting down or standing up.
The Solis 3 is supplied with a memory controller with LCD display as standard and immediately sets the HADO standing desk apart for its value and its powerful functions:
The modern touch sensitive remote controller included as standard immediately sets the HADO standing desk apart and its beauty is matched by its powerful functions, now you can set:
- 3 height pre-sets – 3 memory pre-sets, adjust heights with a single touch – programmable min and max height.
- Super sensitive dual sensor anti-collision technology
- Reminder Function (Default time 45mins) when the time is over it will alert you to change position.
- Heavy duty steel construction, stable and sturdy, support up to 125kg (evenly distributed load)
- Telescopic frame, supports desktop of widths from 1200 – 1800mm and depth 700 – 800mm
- 3-stage columns
The Solis 3 height adjustable standing desk comes with a free no-quibble 5 year manufacturers guarantee
Simply build your Sit Stand Desk and off you go!
Please Note – The desktops for Solis 3 are not pre drilled. The desktops are easily fixed through the leg frame using the wood screws provided and we recommend using a suitable drill to accomplish this.
The Solis 3 is in stock available to order and is shipped in shipped in two parts and available for next working day delivery if ordered before 1pm.
Specification
- 5 year manufacturers guarantee
- Advanced dual motor standing desk system
- In stock in Silver, Black or White frame options
- Available in 6 different top finishes
- 125 KG (Max Even Load Capacity)
- Adjustable from 605mm – 1255mm with 25mm top
- Extendable high grade steel frame
- Soft touch up-down switch
- Optional Cable management
If you are looking for a different size height adjustable desk that isn’t offered online, we can easily manufacture the perfect size for your requirements. call our height adjustable desk specialists on 01622 320 709.
BENEFITS
THE BENEFITS OF SIT STAND DESKS
Stand Up To Your Health
Sitting for hours at a time is detrimental to your health, yet many of us often do it without a second thought if we work in an office-based environment, are studying or drive vehicles for a living. Experts are still unsure as to the exact reasons why, but it’s common knowledge that sitting down for extended periods can lead to numerous health concerns, such as an increased risk of heart disease, obesity and even certain cancers. There are even campaigns in the UK to try and get the UK moving more, to try and reduce our inactive lifestyles that we’ve defaulted to.
A sedentary lifestyle can be combated to some extent with a sit stand desk – these adjustable desks for standing or sitting encourage us to get up out of our seats more often. Some studies suggest that they may have some physical and mental health benefits too. Some of the most famous names of our time have been advocates for the sit stand desk, including Leonard da Vinci, Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway and Arianna Huffington.
1. Lower the risk of heart disease
There’s no denying that spending more time on your feet is better for your heart health. Sitting for prolonged periods of time has been thought to increase the risk of heart disease exponentially. By incorporating more movement, even if that’s just choosing to stand instead of sit while you’re doing other activities you’d normally sit down for, such as working at a desk, your heart health will benefit.
A 2013 study showed that using a standing desk led to the heart beating an average of ten beats faster a minute than when sitting down. These additional calories burned mount up over the course of a week to improve your heart health and reduce the risk of heart-related diseases.
2. Reduce obesity and burn more calories
As we know, weight gain is typically caused by consuming more calories than we burn. Naturally, exercising is the best and most effective way to burn calories quickly and increase our fitness levels, but simply opting to stand instead of sit can benefit your health as well.
When it comes to weight and reducing the risk of obesity, even small changes can soon mount up and changing the way we work in such an easy way with minimal effort can contribute towards a healthier lifestyle.
3. Improve back pain
Anyone who has worked an office-based job will know how painful sitting at a desk can be on their back. After hours of slouching in the same position over a keyboard repeatedly, over months or even years, your posture begins to suffer and this can lead to long-term back pain, neck complaints and even migraines.
A sit stand desk can help to straighten out your posture while you work, alleviating the stress on your back and neck, and helping to reduce the risk of long-term damage.
4. Lower blood sugar levels
After we eat, our blood sugar levels increase – the higher the levels, the worse it is for our health. For those with insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes, this is particularly true and can lead to dangerous health complications.
Excessive bouts of sedentary time has been linked to a 112% higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but a small study carried out in 2014 found that standing for 180 minutes after lunch reduced the spike in blood sugar levels by 43% compared to those sitting for the same amount of time.
Sit stand desks can be beneficial in reminding us to move and stand more often throughout the day to help improve our overall health.
5. Increase productivity, energy and mood
Standing forces us to keep changing our positions to prevent discomfort, which keeps us focused and stops us from procrastinating, so it can even help with our creativity and productivity. Studies have also suggested that standing desks help to increase energy levels and improve our mood.
Just by changing your positioning, you can vary where the stress in your body accumulates, giving you more control. Just by changing your position you can change where the stress in your body is accumulating, and physical stress plays a big part in our mood. If you find that you’re more focused either sitting or standing though, choose those times when you really need to focus to do either of these that works best for you.
6. How to make the transition to an adjustable desk
If you’re inspired to switch to a sit stand desk, there are some things to consider as you transition to this way of working. Don’t try to adjust too quickly, particularly if you’ve gone a long time used to sitting down. Firstly, remember to take it slow – if you’re used to spending six hours sitting down, your body won’t adjust well to suddenly having to stand for long periods.
Aim to sit for three of your waking hours each day, beginning with 20 minutes at a time so your body can adjust slowly without any unnecessary strain. Also consider your knees and hips – standing can place stress on these areas in place of your back and neck if you’re not supporting them correctly, so stand on a gel mat to soften the impact on these joints. Finally, remember that standing isn’t a replacement for movement so to really see the health benefits of being more active, you should be walking more as well.
