Workstations
Bench Desks & Workstations
Bench desking is the backbone of the modern office. Our design-led bench desks and workstations scale from a single run to an entire floorplate, with shared frames, integrated cable management and a choice of tops, screens and storage. Configure runs, depths and power to suit the way teams work, and specify with clear list pricing, full dimensions and downloadable CAD and BIM files, so you can plan a floor and price it without delay.
Specifying bench desks
A guide for specifiers and buyers
Planning a desking layout
Bench systems share legs and beams between users, making them efficient to run in back-to-back rows. Plan desk depths and widths against how people work, dual screens and paperwork need more surface, and allow generous circulation between runs. Screens and storage can divide and organise the floor as part of the same system.
Cable management and power
Good desking hides its services. Beams, cable trays and cable risers route power and data cleanly from floor or ceiling to on-desk modules, keeping the floorplate tidy and safe. Tell us how power reaches the space and we will help specify the right cable-management approach.
Specification and coordination
Product pages carry dimensions, top and frame finishes, screen and storage options, list pricing and downloadable CAD/BIM files for space planning. Finishes coordinate with meeting tables and storage so the workplace reads as one scheme, and finish samples can be requested for specification boards.
FAQs
Common questions
What is a bench desk?
A bench desk is a shared-frame workstation system where users sit along and back-to-back on common legs and beams, an efficient, scalable way to desk an open-plan office.
How is cable management handled?
Beams, cable trays and risers route power and data from floor or ceiling to on-desk modules, keeping the floorplate tidy. We can advise on the right approach for how power reaches your space.
Can desking include screens and storage?
Yes, desk screens, pedestals and storage integrate with the desking system to divide and organise the floor.
Are CAD and BIM files available for desking?
Yes, CAD drawings and Revit / BIM files are available across desking ranges to support space planning and procurement. See product downloads or ask our team.
Guides
Practical guides for specifying bench desks
How to Specify Office Furniture with Integrated Power
Power and data are now core to desks and meeting tables, not an add-on. How to specify integrated power modules, cable management and the routes that feed them.
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MFC, Laminate or Veneer: Which Finish Should You Specify?
The finish you choose for tables, desks and storage affects cost, durability and appearance. A clear comparison of MFC, high-pressure laminate and real-wood veneer.
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A Designer's Guide to Coordinating Workplace Furniture Finishes
A coherent finish palette is what makes a mixed furniture specification feel designed rather than assembled. A practical approach to coordinating finishes across a scheme.
Read guideCAD, BIM & spec sheets
Technical drawings, Revit / BIM files and specification sheets to support space planning and procurement.
Specifying bench desks?
Request a sample pack or talk to our team about pricing, finishes and lead times.