The Baselift System can Easily be Incorporated in the Existing Design

The Baselift system is developed to meet the demands on ergonomics and comfort, without compromising the aesthetic, clean design. At the Stockholm Furniture Fair in February 2014, LINAK displayed a kitchen island with an integrated Baselift system. The kitchen had been designed by the Swedish/Danish architect Jens Enflo. He believes that LINAK has succeeded with their vision: - The Baselift product itself has been thought in a way so it does not affect the design. It is present, and it works with the full freedom to design. As a designer, I can integrate the Baselift, without necessarily having to compromise on the design, and the Baselift has in no way restricted or made the design process any harder, he says. Focus on ergonomics and comfort Particularly the thought of seeing kitchens and retail counters as work stations on a similar basis as height adjustable desks is one of the cornerstones of why LINAK introduces the Baselift solution: - We spend a lot of time in the kitchen, and if the height is not fitted to the optimum work position for the user, it affects both the ergonomics and the comfort. We are constantly seeking to optimise the ergonomics and bring more movement into the everyday life, and I am convinced that our new Baselift system is a step in the right direction, says Henriette Lundquist, responsible for the LINAK DESKLINE® segment in Denmark.

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