Okoform - Heated Desk - Office Computer Desk with Integrated Electric Heater - No Noise or Dust - Keep Warm Whilst Working - Smart Office Desk 120cm x 60cm x 72cm - 15kg (White Top/White Legs)

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While okoform’s heated desks perform well in shared offices where workers are able to warm themselves if they’re not happy with the ambient temperature, they also translate perfectly to home working. The Issue: Disability and Wheelchair Friendly Offices Modern office design has pushed to become more comfortable, more practical and more productive. But has it also become more inclusive? 2010’s Equality Act ensures employers must hel... A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface. In addition to providing a means of localised heating, the workstations feature a streamlined design that makes them aesthetically pleasing as well as extremely user-friendly operation. We also have a desk that allows you to switch between sitting and standing, which offers additional benefits for your posture. Can Heated Desks Save Energy & Costs? Home Improvements, Smart Home Is it worth getting battery storage for solar panels? By Simon Handby

New products are emerging that are helping to keep the cost of energy down, which is helpful given the growing number of individuals working from home in today's society as well as the consistently rising cost of energy. Infrared heating technology, such that used in heated workstations, warms only the objects in the immediate vicinity of the desk rather than the entire room. This makes heated desks an ideal illustration of this concept. This means that it will heat people and items in the workstation, and transfers the heat towards your body, ensuring that you remain warm while working. Additionally, it heats the area around the workstation. Our Range We are now selling the new heated home working desks from ökoform, as featured on Dragons DenDesigned to directly heat the user and not the wider room, the ökoform heated desks help to create a comfortable..

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By now, those of us who are fortunate enough to work from home during the COVID-19 pandemic have probably gotten pretty used to it. Whether you work from a designated work space or from your bed (no judgement), choosing the right spot to feel comfortable and productive can be a challenge. However, as winter approaches, you might want to update your home office with the addition of a kotatsu, a Japanese table with an integrated blanket and a heater underneath. Because of the significant increase in the cost of domestic energy, any savings you may achieve will add up. According to Carbon Trust, you can save 8% on your energy cost for every degree that you cut down your heating, and if you have a heated desk, you probably won't even need to turn your heating on at all. When compared to other methods of heating a home, the electricity used by our desk heating is utilised in a far more effective manner. Our workstations use only 260 watts of power, making them 90% more cost-effective to run than the typical 2500-3000 watt desk fan heater. Instead of concentrating on your task while you're cold, you spend your energy trying to stay warm. Not only can being in a warm environment increase our productivity, but it also makes us happier. And research shows that contented individuals are 13% more productive. The longer-legged kotatsu is high enough to slide a normal office chair underneath it, allowing you to sit up straight as you work while still keeping your feet warm. Plugging the kotatsu in will not only power its heater, but it also turns it into a source of energy for your other devices, which can be plugged into its multiple USB ports. This means you’ll never have to leave the comfort of the warm environment to get your charger. And when you’re finished working for the day, the table can also be used to serve food and drinks. When setting up a new space or refurbishing an old one, the desk is a vital component and getting it right is important. But with so many different desk designs on the market at the moment it can be difficult to know which desk is best. Knowing...Our desks heat people and objects rather than the air, meaning the heat is contained to the individual workspace instead of the entire room. The desks are designed so that the heat is directed down underneath the desk by using insulation with radiant heat technology. This way we can avoid warming objects on top of the desk and warms legs and bodies instead. We have over 40 years experience designing and fitting out office interiors, from single rooms to multi-storey office buildings.