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Spout Sit-to-Stand Table

A four-leg height-adjustable desk with four in-line actuators and a 400 lb lift capacity.

Dimensions

2134 × 1168 × 1219 mm

Year

2025

Materials
High-pressure laminate work surfaceThermally fused laminate work surfaceNatural veneer work surfaceSand texture paint base
Finishes
Folkstone GreyWhiteStudio WhiteCocoaGlacierNightfallCanyonOliveUltra Black
Colors
Folkstone GreyWhiteStudio WhiteCocoaGlacierNightfallCanyonOliveUltra Black

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Description

Overview

The Spout Sit-to-Stand Table is a four-leg height-adjustable desk that Herman Miller introduced in February 2025, offered in depths of 24 to 48 in and widths of 42 to 84 in.

Construction

Four legs carry four in-line motor actuators with collision detection and a lift capacity of up to 400 lb. Tops are laminate or natural veneer in 3/4 in or 1 1/4 in thickness, with an optional integrated storage drawer, magnetic cable clips, a bag hook and USB-C power access.

Specifications

Nominal sizes are 24 to 48 in deep and 42 to 84 in wide, with a 27 to 46 in height range.

Story

Form and function together

Herman Miller's launch text starts from the observation that in height-adjustable desks function usually dictates form, and presents Spout as a table where the two coincide. Rounded legs are described as stylish and stable.

Four legs instead of two columns

Where many standing desks use two columns for the lifting system, Spout puts four in-line motor actuators in its legs, which the company says affords a higher lift capacity and quiet movement. Wires run flush to the legs underneath the surface to cut down on visual noise.

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