Designed around the cables

Wide columns and integrated shrouds conceal power and data, so back-to-back clusters stay tidy from every angle. Clusters can finish with an integrated D-end.

Controls

A digital controller gives a height display, three memory presets, a timer and a USB charging port.

Where it works

Open-plan offices, team neighbourhoods and activity-based workplaces.

Key features

• Sit-to-stand, 665–1315 mm with a 25 mm top
• Soft wiring concealed in column legs
• Back-to-back clusters with integrated D-end
• Digital controller with 3 memory presets and USB-C
• Mild steel structure, Australian-made tops

Working out how many of these fit and what goes around them? See Anatomy of a Sydney CBD floor: what goes where and why for the published planning benchmarks.

COLUMN h/a compared with the rest of the Klaro range, base by base and figure by figure: Which Klaro Design system: the bases, heights and spans decoded.

665 to 1315 mm covers both the 830 to 870 mm low counter band and the 700 to 850 mm range Design for Dignity prefers for an adjustable bench. What has to be clear underneath and around it is set out in which AS 1428 clearances are law and which are good practice.

A single column leg concentrates the worktop load into one small foot, which is the geometry an access floor panel is tested for over a 25 mm square rather than a 300 mm one. Where a foot lands relative to the 600 mm pedestal grid is worth checking before the floor goes in: what the panel will take.