Engineering & specifications

A workstation designed as a system.

Prone Workstation brings motorized movement, stable body support, and purpose-built computer interfaces into one carefully integrated platform.

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Engineering detail of the Prone Workstation structure

Integrated by design

Serious work asks more of the furniture around it.

Every surface and adjustment is designed to support a usable computer-work environment across prone, reclined, supine, flat, and zero-gravity positions.

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Motorized positioning

Electrically controlled articulation moves the workstation through its working positions with deliberate, supported motion.

02

Computer interface

Dedicated placements for monitor, keyboard, mouse, computer hardware, and accessories keep essential tools in reach.

03

Body support

Segmented support surfaces and a dedicated head opening make the prone working position practical and considered.

04

Structural platform

A robust frame provides the stable base required for focused computer work and repeatable positioning.

Specification framework

The details that shape your setup.

Prone Workstation configurations are discussed to suit your working environment and intended computer setup. Exact dimensions, finishes, accessories, and delivery requirements are confirmed as part of that process.

Working positions
Prone, reclined, flat, supine, and zero gravity
Position control
Fully motorized articulation
Computer setup
Monitor, keyboard, mouse, hardware, and accessory integration
Support surfaces
Adjustable body support with dedicated prone head opening
Configuration
Tailored to the selected workstation arrangement
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Dimensions, finish, delivery, and support discussed by configuration
Computer interface setup on a Prone Workstation

Configured around the work

One platform. A considered working environment.

The workstation can be discussed around the screens, input devices, accessories, and spatial considerations that define your day-to-day setup.

Display placement

Monitor integration is considered as part of the working position, not added after the fact.

Input access

Keyboard and mouse surfaces support practical interaction in the position you select.

Accessory integration

Computer placement and accessory-ready configuration keep the system coherent.

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