Height-Adjustable Left Corner Desks

When to Choose a Left Corner Desk

A left corner desk fits when the free wall or the window is to your left. On the G150DL, the long part of the tabletop runs to the sitter's left and the short wing stays on the right. That puts the monitors in the corner, with the mouse, documents, or laptop to your right.

To get it right, stand where the chair will go, face the desk, and see which way the long part should run. To the left — that is the left model. Check the details too: where the outlets are, which way the window opens, and whether the chair still fits when the desk is raised to standing height. The tabletop itself takes 150×78 cm.

It lifts from 72 to 121 cm on dual motors, with a dynamic load capacity up to 100 kg; the handset stores three heights, and the desk stops when it meets an obstacle. Save a sitting height, a standing height, and a third preset for another family member.

The left corner suits right-handed mouse users: the short wing lands on the right, with room for a pad, a graphics tablet, or a notebook. Left-handed? Let the wall and the window lead — a comfortable layout beats a habit.

The left models come in three colors: G150DL-01BK with a black tabletop and G150DL-03BW in dark wood, both on a black frame, plus G150DL-04OAK — oak on a white frame. If the wall is on your right, see the G150DR right corner desks — they mirror the left ones.

If the desk goes by a window, orient it so the light falls in from the side instead of reflecting off the monitors.

• Long Side on the Left

  For a corner where the free wall is to the sitter's left.

• Three Tabletop Colors

  Black and dark wood with a black frame, oak with a white one.

• Three Memory Presets

  Sitting, standing, and a third position — all on the handset.

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