Choosing a layout for your team
Start with how the two people will use the desk and how it will sit in the room. The back-to-back model is the clearly specified option when users should face away from one another. The other two are described as two-person workstations; compare their individual product details to confirm which arrangement best suits your floor plan. Consider nearby walkways, shared storage and access to power before settling on the desk position.
Because the models are not linkable, each desk should be planned as a separate unit. If you need several workstations, map out the full arrangement and allow room for chairs and movement between desks. The listed depth is 80 cm; check the selected product’s dimensions and your available floor area before ordering.
Compare the models and adjustment needs
Choose between the named back-to-back workstation, the sit-stand workstation with a four-leg base, and the general two-person workstation by comparing their layout descriptions and frame details. The available information identifies straight legs on the back-to-back model and a four-leg base on the sit-stand model. Do not assume that an unspecified frame detail is identical across the range; review the selected model’s listing if the base design is a deciding factor.
Electric height adjustment lets users alternate between sitting and standing. Two models list an adjustment range of 67–127 cm. If a particular user’s preferred working height is important, verify that range for the chosen configuration rather than assuming every model has the same specification.
Choose finishes and plan cable management
The melamine tops are offered in colors including beige, black, blue, brown, grey, white, green, red, yellow and orange. Base color choices include black, white, beige and brown. Select a surface and base combination that works with the surrounding furniture and the visual character of the room, then confirm the available options on the model you intend to lease.
These desks are suitable for a cable tray, but no cable tray is included. Decide whether you need one to keep power and device cables organized, and check what additional cable-management components your setup requires. Bluetooth control is not listed for this family, so avoid planning around Bluetooth operation.
What to check before leasing
Before choosing, confirm the selected desk’s layout, dimensions, height range, finish options and included components. Check that the shared surface and available floor space fit the way both users work, and plan cable access at the desk location. The listed warranty is two years. Myntwork offers these Alea workstations on a monthly lease, so you can compare the models and choose the configuration that fits your team’s workspace needs.
Frequently asked questions about Alea Height-Adjustable Bench Desk
Are all the Alea desks in this collection for two people?
Yes. The three models are listed as two-person workstations, making this collection suitable for shared desks and team areas.
Which model has a back-to-back layout?
The Alea Two-Person Back-To Back Workstation Height-Adjustable Bench Desk is the model explicitly described as back-to-back.
Do all three models have the same height range?
The listed range of 67–127 cm is specified for two models. Confirm the adjustment range on the selected model’s product details.
Are cable trays included with these desks?
No. The desks are suitable for a cable tray, but one is not included. Check what cable-management accessories your setup will need.
Can I connect multiple desks together?
The collection is listed as not linkable. Plan multiple desks as separate units and check the available space and layout before choosing.