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Designed by Steelcase

Ology™ height-adjustable desks are designed to support the wellbeing of workers and encourage a more health-conscious environment. Every aspect of Ology has been designed to promote user movement and wellbeing.

STANDARD + OPTIONAL FEATURES
• Rectangular D: 23", 24", 29", 30", 35",36" W: 34" – 78"
• Tapered D: 23"/29", 24"/30", 29"/23", 30"/24" W: 58" – 78"
• 90° 3-leg Corner D: 23", 24", 29", 30" W: 40" – 78"
• 120° 3-leg Corner D: 23", 24", 29", 30" W: 34" – 66
• Extended Height: 22.6" – 48.7"
• Basic Height: 27.3" – 46.4"
• Obstruction detection technology is standard
• Square
• Radius
• Grommets
• Integrated Rail
• Power Access Door and Tray
• Soft Edge
• Ology Cable Basket
• Ology Cable Brackets
• Ology Cable Riser (Leg and Fence Connection)
• 1-High Storage for Extended Height Desks
• 1.5-High Storage for Basic Height Desks
Note: desk widths are parametric to 1/16"

SURFACE MATERIALS
• Laminate
• Veneer
• OLL
• Customizing stain
• Arctic White (7241)
• Black (7207)
• Merle (7360)
• Platinum Metallic (4799)

OLOGY USER AND TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION
Visit the Ology Support Center to view all Ology Desk and Bench assembly directions, troubleshooting and user guides.
More about Steelcase
A household name among contract manufacturers, Steelcase boasts 100 years of conceptualizing, designing, and manufacturing creative solutions for office environments. Founded in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1912 as “The Metal Office Furniture Company,” Steelcase’s original signature innovation was the steel trashcan: “a major innovation at a time when straw wastebaskets were a serious office fire hazard.” The infamous steel desk followed soon after. Today, the company’s extensive product portfolio encompasses the principle components of any workspace—interior architecture, furniture, and technology.