An embodiment includes a leg height adjustment mechanism that includes a first and second latch arms, a first and second retractors, and an activator. The latch arms each include an engagement structure. The retractors each include a sloped surface and a receiving structure. The receiving structure is engaged with one of the engagement structures of the first or the second latch arms. The first latch arm extends in a first lateral direction and the second latch arm extends a second lateral direction. The second retractor is separated from the first retractor in a second lateral direction that is opposite the first lateral direction. The activator includes angled lower surfaces that are positioned outwardly relative to the sloped surfaces.

A work station (1) comprising a base (2) and four portions (3) connected with the base (2), wherein each of the four portions (3) comprises a working surface (4), and wherein at least one of the four working surfaces (4) is a writing desk (5), wherein each one of the four portions (3) comprises a telescopic supporting member (6) configured to extend and retract along a respective axis of extension (11) in order to adjust the height of the respective working surface (4) with respect to the base (2), wherein each portion (3) is removably connected with the base (2) by means of a removable connection between the base (2) and the respective telescopic supporting member (6), wherein each of the four portions (3) is adjustable in height with respect to the base (2), and removably connectable to the base (2), independently from each other.

A transmission rod assembly for a height-adjustable desk comprises: a first transmission head having positioning grooves; a second transmission head having positioning blocks; an elastic piece axially limiting abutment of the first and second transmission heads, the positioning blocks positioning respective positioning grooves; a sleeve pipe having an end mounted to the second transmission head, the elastic piece being mounted in the sleeve pipe, and an end of the elastic piece abutting the second transmission head; a first transmission rod having an end protruding into the other end of the sleeve pipe and abutting the other end of the elastic piece, the sleeve pipe limiting the first transmission rod; and a locking assembly mounted on the other end of the sleeve pipe, the locking assembly limiting the sleeve pipe and clamping the first transmission rod. Thus, mounting can be completed by elastic squeeze, bringing simple structure and easy operation.

A transmission rod assembly for a height-adjustable desk comprises: a first transmission head having positioning grooves; a second transmission head having positioning blocks; an elastic piece axially limiting abutment of the first and second transmission heads, the positioning blocks positioning respective positioning grooves; a sleeve pipe having an end mounted to the second transmission head, the elastic piece being mounted in the sleeve pipe, and an end of the elastic piece abutting the second transmission head; a first transmission rod having an end protruding into the other end of the sleeve pipe and abutting the other end of the elastic piece, the sleeve pipe limiting the first transmission rod; and a locking assembly mounted on the other end of the sleeve pipe, the locking assembly limiting the sleeve pipe and clamping the first transmission rod. Thus, mounting can be completed by elastic squeeze, bringing simple structure and easy operation.

A coupling system between the frame and the leg assembly of a workstation is described. The coupling system can be configured to selectively attach and detach the leg assembly from the frame. The leg assembly can include an adjustment mechanism. The adjustment mechanism, can be configured to adjust the length of the leg. The leg assembly can include a leg coupling feature and the frame can have a frame coupling feature. The leg coupling feature can be configured to engage with the frame coupling feature, for instance to attach the leg to the frame. The workstation can include a latch configured to engage with the leg assembly. Engagement of the latch with the leg assembly can secure a position of the leg with respect to the frame.

A coupling system between the frame and the leg assembly of a workstation is described. The coupling system can be configured to selectively attach and detach the leg assembly from the frame. The leg assembly can include an adjustment mechanism. The adjustment mechanism, can be configured to adjust the length of the leg. The leg assembly can include a leg coupling feature and the frame can have a frame coupling feature. The leg coupling feature can be configured to engage with the frame coupling feature, for instance to attach the leg to the frame. The workstation can include a latch configured to engage with the leg assembly. Engagement of the latch with the leg assembly can secure a position of the leg with respect to the frame.

An adjustable power and data rail for static height and vertically adjustable desks. The adjustable power and data rail fits between the static height and vertically adjustable desks and expands as needed either horizontally or vertically to match the installation configuration with paired multiple desks. The power and data rail provides connectivity for each of the static height or vertically adjustable desks to data and power connectors.

A telescopic column for a height-adjustable table comprises a cylindrical outer column, a cylindrical inner column at least partially arranged within the outer column, several balls, and a tube-shaped ball cage retaining the balls at positions relatively determined with respect to one another. The outer column comprises, along its longitudinal direction on its inside, an outer column running surface section configured such that the balls roll over thereon, the inner column comprises, along its longitudinal direction on its outer cross-section, an inner column running surface section configured such that the balls roll over thereon, and the inner column and the outer column are configured such that the balls, during an adjustment of a length of the telescopic column, roll over in an almost backlash-free manner on the outer column running surface section and the inner column running surface section in a predefined range of motion of the balls in order to guide the inner column in the outer column.

A telescopic column for a height-adjustable table comprises a cylindrical outer column, a cylindrical inner column at least partially arranged within the outer column, several balls, and a tube-shaped ball cage retaining the balls at positions relatively determined with respect to one another. The outer column comprises, along its longitudinal direction on its inside, an outer column running surface section configured such that the balls roll over thereon, the inner column comprises, along its longitudinal direction on its outer cross-section, an inner column running surface section configured such that the balls roll over thereon, and the inner column and the outer column are configured such that the balls, during an adjustment of a length of the telescopic column, roll over in an almost backlash-free manner on the outer column running surface section and the inner column running surface section in a predefined range of motion of the balls in order to guide the inner column in the outer column.

A modesty panel includes a back cover adjacent the underside of the worksurface, a power strip or power bar having at least one electrical outlet, a cord system electrically connected to the power bar and an electrical power supply, the cord system including at least one cable. A cable management track is positioned adjacent the back cover. The track has a track sidewall that defines a cable entrance portion including a cable entrance opening, a cable storage portion extending from the cable entrance portion and including a cable exit opening, and a cable guide. The cord system extends through the entrance opening and the exit opening in the track, such that a length of the cord system is positioned within the cable management track, and wherein as the height adjustable table is moved to a lower position, the length of cord system within the track increases, with a portion of the cord system engaging the cable guide to route the cord system into the cable storage portion of the cable management track.