Vision High Low desk is available with electric height adjustment to suit the ideal ergonomic working position for any user — whether seated in a wheelchair, sitting in a standard chair, or standing. The height is adjusted with an integrated control switch.
The tabletop can be tilted from flat to 71°, bringing documents, books, and materials closer to the user without requiring them to lean forward or strain. The almost vertical position significantly shortens the visual distance to the surface, making the desk well suited to users with weak or reduced sight
The desk adjusts from 62 to 127 cm — a larger range than standard height-adjustable desks. This allows the table to accommodate wheelchair users, seated users, and standing adults at the same workstation, making it ideal for shared environments.
An integrated steel plate runs through the tabletop, allowing documents, papers, and materials to be secured anywhere on the surface using magnets or a magnetic ruler. This keeps everything in place even when the tabletop is tilted. a practical and important feature for users who cannot easily retrieve sliding papers
The frame is designed without crossbars, creating open and generous clearance underneath the desk. This allows wheelchair users to position themselves comfortably close to the surface — essential for genuine accessibility throughout the working day
Vision high-low can be ordered with optional lockable (or standard) arm supports, which provide forearm relief and assist with balanced sitting posture. They offer light upper body support and help reduce strain during prolonged use
The combination of a tiltable tabletop, matte glare-reducing surface, and magnetic document holders makes the Vision High/Low particularly well suited to users with reduced sight. The almost vertical tilt position significantly shortens the visual distance between the user and their materials.
Vision high low can be ordered with optional lockable brake wheels. The wheel unit is built into a specially designed foot that compensates for the wheel height. In practice, this means the frame is lowered by the same amount that the wheel adds. In this way, the table height is not increased when adding wheels.
The tabletop features soft, rounded edges throughout, eliminating sharp corners that could cause injury during use. The rounded design also gives the table a clean, elegant appearance that feels at home in any environment, from classrooms to private homes
Supports a wide range of daily activities — from meals and hobbies to reading and social interaction — in a setting that works for residents across a broad range of mobility levels
The tiltable tabletop and wide height adjustment range makes the table well suited to therapy sessions where materials need to be brought into the user's optimal working position
Provides a fully ergonomic and inclusive workstation that accommodates wheelchair users, seated colleagues, and standing users at the same desk
Students of different abilities, heights, and mobility levels can study, write, and participate in activities comfortably alongside their classmates
Most height-adjustable desks are designed with a relatively narrow adjustment range — enough to accommodate different seated heights, but not enough to bridge the gap between a wheelchair user and a standing adult.
The Vision High/Low is different. Its 65 cm adjustment range means it genuinely works across the full spectrum of users and working positions.
In shared environments — this means a single desk can serve every user without compromise. No separate furniture, no visible distinction, no individual adaptations required. Everyone works at the same desk, adjusted to suit them.
