Hammerbacher Sitz-Steh-Schreibtisch VXBHM
200 x 100 x 130 cmPrice in EUR including VAT
Delivered between Mon, 5.10. and Sat, 10.10.
More than 10 pieces in stock at supplier
More than 10 pieces in stock at supplier
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Colour3
Height adjustable2
Product details
Electrically height adjustable from 650-1300mm\r\nLifting speed 38mm/s\r\nSupporting capacity 120kg static, 80kg dynamic\r\nwith collision protection\r\nMemory control with 4 memory locations\r\nwith foldable cable tray\r\nwith levelling feet\r\n2 years warranty on frame, motor and control\r\nThe desk is delivered in a cardboard box.\r\nEasy assembly\r\n.
Exact colour description | Grey |
Material | Chipboard, Steel |
Height adjustable | Electrical |
Desk shape | Rectangular |
Width | 200 cm |
Depth | 100 cm |
Height | 130 cm |
Item number | 11361243 |
Manufacturer | Hammerbacher |
Category | Desks |
Manufacturer No. | 116552 |
Release date | 4.7.2019 |
Colour | Grey |
Exact colour description | Grey |
Material group | Metal, Wood |
Material | Chipboard, Steel |
Wood finish | Chipboard |
Surface finish | Melamine resin coated |
Desk type | Height-adjustable desk |
Height adjustable | Electrical |
Max. load | 80 kg |
Table top colour | Silver |
Table leg pedestal direction | None |
Desk shape | Rectangular |
Thickness | 2.50 cm |
Frame version | T-frame |
Table frame colour | Silver |
Style + Design | Modern |
Country of origin | Denmark |
Sustainability | Responsible Sourcing |
Sustainability label | FSC mix |
Sustainability certificate | SCS-COC-004089 |
CO₂ emissions | 0,45 kg |
Climate contribution | EUR 0,12 |
Scope of delivery | 1 piece |
Delivery condition | Self-assembly |
Format | 200 x 100 x 130 cm |
Width | 200 cm |
Depth | 100 cm |
Height | 130 cm |
Height | 65 - 130 cm |
Weight | 82.80 kg |
Product Safety |
Length | 210 cm |
Width | 107 cm |
Height | 22 cm |
Weight | 70.40 kg |
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30-day right of return
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