Where Actiforce SLS frames work well
The SLS collection is suited to individual desks where changing position during the day is part of the workspace plan. A T-leg model can support a straightforward desk arrangement for a home office, staff workstation or shared professional area. The corner model is a useful alternative where the room layout calls for two connected work surfaces or a more defined workstation zone.
Because the frames are designed for one person, they are best evaluated as individual workstations rather than as meeting or multi-user tables. The collection is not linkable, so layouts that depend on connecting several frames should be considered carefully before selection.
How to choose between the SLS models
For a standard desk layout
Choose between the SLS 370 Pro and SLS 470 Pro when you need a conventional T-leg frame. Check the required desktop footprint first: the collection includes a 160 cm width and 80 cm depth configuration, while a 200 cm width is also listed. Confirm which dimensions apply to the specific model and top you are planning.
For a corner workstation
The SLS 471 Pro 90 is the collection’s L-shaped option. Its angled legs are intended for a corner desk arrangement, making it the natural choice when the workstation needs to fit into a corner or provide an extended working surface. Make sure the room has sufficient clearance for the full L-shaped layout and that the desktop components match the frame.
Materials, colours and practical options
Each frame is based on steel construction. Listed base colours include black, silver and white, so colour selection can be matched with the desktop and surrounding furniture. Melamine is the table-top material listed for the collection, and the table-top shape attribute identifies a corner format for the L-shaped option.
The frames are suitable for a cable tray, but a tray is not included. Allow space for power leads and monitor cables when planning the desk, and check the user manual or dimensions document for the selected model before installation. Bluetooth control is not listed for this family, so do not assume wireless control when specifying the workstation.
What to check before leasing
- Confirm whether the workstation needs a T-leg or L-shaped frame.
- Measure the available width, depth and corner clearance against the selected model.
- Check the desktop requirements and whether the planned cable tray is compatible.
- Choose the base colour and coordinate it with the desktop and existing workspace.
- Review the supplied dimensions and user manual before installation.
The Actiforce SLS collection is listed with a two-year warranty and circular attributes, alongside environmental and product certifications in the collection information. Myntwork offers these desk frames on a monthly lease, helping businesses furnish individual workstations without treating every desk as a permanent purchase.
Frequently asked questions about Actiforce Desk Frame SLS
Which Actiforce SLS frame should I choose for a standard desk?
Choose the SLS 370 Pro or SLS 470 Pro for a conventional single-person desk with T-legs. Compare the required dimensions, adjustment setup and available finish for your workstation.
Which Actiforce SLS model is designed for a corner desk?
The SLS 471 Pro 90 is the L-shaped option. It has angled legs and is intended for a single-person corner workstation.
Are Actiforce SLS desk frames electrically height adjustable?
Yes. The collection is listed as height adjustable and electric. Review the specific model information and supplied documentation for installation and operating details.
Do Actiforce SLS frames include a cable tray?
No. The frames are suitable for a cable tray, but the tray is not included. Plan the cable-management solution separately.
What sizes are available in the Actiforce SLS collection?
The collection lists widths of 160 cm and 200 cm and a depth of 80 cm. Check the dimensions document for the exact frame and desktop combination before ordering or leasing.
Can Actiforce SLS frames be connected into a larger bench?
No. The collection is listed as not linkable, so each frame should be planned as an individual workstation rather than a connected bench system.
