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Middle Atlantic Products has introduced new height-adjustable Sit/Stand functionality for its family of ViewPoint consoles and technical furniture. Sit/Stand lift system functionality promotes proper ergonomics for healthy work environments, and is now available pre-installed in welded ViewPoint console bays or as a standalone work station model. 

Ideal for dispatch, call centre and surveillance and monitoring environments, these new models feature three convenient pre-set height settings for fatigue elimination and increased user comfort, especially in multi-shift environments. The Sit/Stand lift legs do not intrude in equipment mounting bays, leaving the full console bay width available for equipment. Quick shipment is possible with a 3-week standard lead time, the same offered for all standard ViewPoint orders.

Available in the same variety of finishes as the complete ViewPoint system, the availability of new Sit/Stand models expands the line to make an offering that is ideal and flexible for a number of situations and uses.  

All Viewpoint technical furniture ships fully welded for drastically reduced assembly times.

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