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An operative floor is a parade of different bodies asked to fit one height. UP by Las Mobili refuses the premise: a motorized height-adjustable desk system on telescopic T legs — 65 to 130 cm on the core versions, down to 60.5 cm on the three-stage UP Lite Pro — so each person sets the worktop to themselves, seated or standing, and the COMFORT panel with memory brings it back with one touch. An anti-collision sensor system watches the travel.
The construction stays operative-grade: legs in telescopic rectangular steel 90 x 60 x 2 mm (75/70 mm on Lite, 70/65/60 mm columns on Lite Pro), telescopic central beams that keep rigidity through the stroke, tops in 25 mm melamine across eight finishes with Class E1 low formaldehyde declared by the manufacturer on every panel. Metal in Black or White only — a discipline that keeps a mixed fleet looking like one project.
Bench sides that disagree politely
The UP bench carries two control units, two panels and two cables on one motorized bridge structure: the two sides rise and fall independently, so mixed postures live on the same desk. Front screens in Gabriel fabrics (W 160-180 cm) mount above the bridge legs with a PVC accessory track; cable trays with inspection clips and 300 cm cables let the wiring follow the motion. Product certificates can be downloaded on this page.
Collection: UP — Desk Elevation System
Manufacturer: Las Mobili
Type: motorized height-adjustable operative desks and benches (sit-stand)
Producer-declared compliance: panels Class E1 low formaldehyde
UP Basic desk — H 65-130 cm: top, two motorized T legs, central telescopic beam, control unit, up/down panel, EU cable 300 cm
UP Plus desk — H 65-130 cm: adds COMFORT memory panel and anti-collision sensor system
Legs 90 x 60 x 2 mm telescopic tube, Black or White; upright on 70 x 25 x 2 mm foot with levelling feet; beam 100 x 50 x 2 mm, black
UP bench Basic / Plus — H 65-130 cm: two tops, motorized bridge structure, two beams, two control units, two panels (memory + two anti-collision on Plus), two EU cables 300 cm — independent sides
UP Lite — H 72.5-121.5 cm: two-stage legs 75 x 45 / 70 x 40 x 2 mm; foot 650 x 80 x 3 mm; two 1.8 mm beams; anti-collision; MEMORY up/down panel; EU cable 300 cm
UP Lite Pro — H 60.5-125.5 cm: three-stage columns 70/65/60 x 2 mm; foot 680 x 90 x 3 mm; 40 x 20 x 2 mm beams; MEMORY panel; anti-collision; cable tray 700 x 120 x 0.8 mm under the beams; EU cable 300 cm
Worktops: 25 mm melamine (Class E1 declared), 2 mm ABS edge; finishes: Classic Walnut 07, Niagara Oak 31, Grey 38, Stone Grey 44, Black 59, Dark Poplar 63, Light Poplar 64, White 68; structure Black or White
Accessories: front screens W 160-180 cm in Gabriel fabrics with PVC accessory track, mounted above the bridge legs; modesty panels 18 mm Black/White; cable trays 1 mm with inspection clips
Packaging: disassembled in triple cardboard with corner protectors
Warranty declared by the manufacturer:
5 years on the furniture
2 years on sockets, cables, control panels and motor drives
Spare parts available for 5 years
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The fiction of the average user. One fixed height forces every stature into the same compromise for eight hours; UP lets each person dial the worktop to their own body and alternate sitting and standing through the day. The ranges are wide enough to be honest about it: 65-130 cm on the core desks, 60.5-125.5 cm on Lite Pro's three-stage columns.
Match the engine to the seat. Personal and daily-shared desks: Plus, Lite or Lite Pro, because the COMFORT memory panel is what turns adjustment into a habit, and anti-collision protects the room. Occasional desks: Basic. Lite Pro also has the widest range and its own beam-mounted cable tray; all four share the eight tops and the Black/White metal, so the floor stays one project.
The anti-collision sensor system stops the travel when the top meets an obstacle — a pedestal rolled underneath, a chair armrest, a windowsill. On Plus benches every side has its own sensor system. Combined with levelling feet and telescopic beams that keep the structure rigid at any height, the motion is engineered, not improvised.
No — that is UP's answer to the classic bench objection. Two control units, two panels, two cables on one motorized bridge: each side travels independently across the full range. The Gabriel-fabric front screen (160-180 cm, PVC accessory track) keeps visual comfort when one side stands and the other sits.
Cables are sized for the stroke — 300 cm on every version — trays fix under the top with inspection clips so service needs no tools, and Lite Pro carries a 700 x 120 mm tray under its beams. Every panel is Class E1 low formaldehyde as declared by the manufacturer. Finish and fabric samples are available; the cost is fully credited when the order is confirmed.
For office managers and project teams: five UP decisions that make height adjustment a habit, not a novelty.
Note your shortest and tallest users and test them against the ranges — 65-130, 60.5-125.5, 72.5-121.5 cm. Give shared seats the widest range; a desk that misses one body will be argued about daily.
Plus, Lite and Lite Pro store personal heights and carry anti-collision: assign them to permanent and daily-shared desks. Basic serves meeting corners and touch-down points. One family keeps one look.
Plan risers so the 300 cm cables never tension at 130 cm; clip the inspectable trays under every top; use Lite Pro's beam tray at dense seats. A pinched cord is how standing habits die.
Each side has its own control unit and panel: tell the team, and mount the Gabriel front screen with PVC track so mixed postures stay comfortable for both sides.
Check melamine and Black/White steel under your lighting with physical samples — the cost is fully credited at order confirmation. Then freeze tops, engine per area, screens and tray positions in writing.
