Palermo Standing Desk Sit Stand Height Adjustable Motorised 160cm Table Dual Motor

Palermo Standing Desk Sit Stand Height Adjustable Motorised 160cm Table Dual Motor

Marsoni

M251S

$334.10

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Palermo Standing Desk Sit Stand Height Adjustable Motorised 160cm Table Dual MotorToday's 21st century workplace recognises the importance of employee health, whether they're working from home or commuting to their office. One of the most important aspects of workplace health is posture. With this height adjustable desk set from Palermo, you can stand or sit as you work, switching positions to stretch out your muscles and improve your circulation. With two whisper quiet motors, changing positions won't disturb your co workers or

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011