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Comparing electric standing desk manufacturers in Spain requires more than a list of company names. Buyers need to know whether a supplier offers finished desks, commercial furniture systems, replacement frames or private-label manufacturing.
An office manager purchasing desks for Madrid has different requirements from a distributor developing a product range for customers across Spain. One may prioritise installation and local service. The other may need approved specifications, branded packaging and repeat-order consistency.
This guide compares 15 manufacturers, brands and suppliers relevant to those purchasing decisions. It includes Spanish-market furniture companies, international brands with Spanish product channels, and Nandi as an overseas OEM/ODM manufacturing option.
Publisher disclosure: Nandi publishes this guide and appears first. The order is an editorial sourcing shortlist, not an independently verified ranking of market share or product performance. Profiles are based on public company and product information; no comparative hands-on testing of all 15 suppliers is claimed.
Start by identifying the purchasing route you need. A furniture manufacturer, a retail brand and an OEM factory do not necessarily provide the same services.
No. | Company | Representative Electric Offering | Purchasing Route to Evaluate |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | Single-motor, dual-motor and L-shaped electric desks and frames | OEM/ODM manufacturing, private-label programmes and wholesale sourcing | |
2 | Actiu | Mobility electric configurations | Commercial office projects and coordinated furniture |
3 | Forma 5 | Skala Next | Configurable workplace furniture |
4 | Dynamobel | Move | Individual and facing workstation layouts |
5 | JG Open Systems | TCare | Electrically adjustable desks with integrated accessories |
6 | Rocada | E-Table | Electric desks for individual and shared work areas |
7 | Eleva | Eleva Go and Eleva 3.0 | Finished desks, frame options and business enquiries |
8 | Tablakala | One-motor and two-motor standing desks | Direct purchasing of configured desks |
9 | FlexiSpot Spain | E7 family | Electric desks through a Spanish storefront |
10 | IKEA Spain | MITTZON electric desk | Standardised finished-desk purchasing |
11 | Steelcase | Ology electric configurations | Workplace specification and dealer procurement |
12 | Herman Miller | Nevi Gaming Desk | Finished electric desks through its Spain store |
13 | Fellowes | Levado | Electric desk systems and compatible worksurfaces |
14 | Officinca | LOG IN and ConSet 501 listings | Multi-brand office furniture purchasing |
15 | Beliani Spain | DESTINAS electric configurations | Retail purchasing of complete desks |
The final column is a suggested evaluation focus, not a performance award. Product availability and commercial terms should be confirmed for the exact configuration and destination.
Companies were selected because their public information identifies an electric height-adjustable desk offering relevant to Spanish buyers, or a manufacturing service worth evaluating for an import programme.
The comparison considers product identity, purchasing model, configuration choices and practical questions to resolve before ordering.
It does not treat every height-adjustable product as an electric standing desk. Manual desks, fixed-height tables and desktop converters must be distinguished from complete electrically adjustable desks.
Prices are deliberately excluded. A frame-only offer, a complete retail desk and an installed commercial workstation are not comparable until their contents and service scope are aligned.
Nandi, formally Jiangsu Nandi Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., is a China-based adjustable-desk manufacturer located in Changzhou, Jiangsu. Its company information and product catalogue identify electric standing desks, desk frames and pneumatic standing desks among its offerings.
For this guide, the focus is its electric desk and frame business. Nandi is included as an overseas manufacturing option for Spanish buyers, not as a Spanish domestic factory.
According to Nandi’s electric standing desk and desk-frame information, its services include OEM, ODM and wholesale supply for furniture brands, distributors, importers and commercial projects.
Nandi’s published range includes single-motor, dual-motor and L-shaped electric desk solutions.
These configurations provide starting points for different product programmes. A buyer can evaluate a rectangular desk for a standard office range, a dual-motor frame against a specified operating load, or an L-shaped structure for a corner workstation.
The decision should follow the approved dimensions, working-height requirements and sample evaluation. Motor count alone is not a sufficient basis for selecting a desk.
Nandi publishes both complete desks and separate electric frames.
Complete-desk sourcing is worth evaluating when the frame, surface and packaging need to be specified together. Frame-only sourcing may suit a buyer developing a proprietary tabletop or investigating local surface production in Spain.
For the latter route, confirm the desktop’s dimensions, thickness, weight and mounting arrangement. The finished desk must be assessed as a complete configuration rather than as unrelated components.
Nandi’s published customisation options include selected dimensions, frame colours, controls, branding and packaging. Its product information also describes options for manuals and labels.
For a private-label launch, convert those choices into an approved specification. Identify the frame, motors, control system, surface, packaging artwork and documentation required for the intended market.
Agree on how component changes will be approved after sample acceptance. A repeat order should not depend on a general product photograph or an informal description.
Purchasing fit: Importers, distributors and furniture brands evaluating customised electric desks, wholesale frames or private-label manufacturing.
Confirm before ordering: Model-specific conformity documentation, sample availability, minimum order quantity, production timing, delivery terms and replacement-part responsibilities.
Contact Nandi with your target quantity, desk configuration and Spanish delivery destination to begin a project-specific quotation.
Actiu’s official Mobility product page presents a height-adjustable furniture programme with several configurations. It also provides technical sheets, CAD and BIM resources, and product-related certificates.
These resources are useful when the desk must be coordinated with an office layout, accessories and an installation specification.
The purchasing task is to identify the exact electric configuration rather than treat every Mobility version as the same desk.
Purchasing fit: Commercial offices requiring a documented, coordinated furniture specification.
Confirm before ordering: Electric model designation, finished working-height range, worksurface dimensions, screens, cable management and the applicability of each supplied technical document.
Forma 5’s Skala Next product information describes a three-stage height-adjustable structure, an extendable frame and an anti-collision function. Its published range is 620–1,275 mm, and the series includes a memory-control option.
The collection is relevant when buyers need adjustable desks within a broader workplace furniture programme.
Treat the listed height range as supplier-published information and confirm how it applies to the quoted configuration.
Purchasing fit: Offices and coworking projects comparing configurable desks and coordinated finishes.
Confirm before ordering: Selected controls, included accessories, tabletop specification and whether the quoted dimensions describe the finished desk. Request the current technical sheet rather than relying only on marketing text.
Dynamobel’s Move catalogue describes individual and facing workstation arrangements. Its technical documentation shows cable-management channels, screen options, control-system access and an anti-collision function.
These details make Move worth investigating where several desks must share an organised electrical and furniture layout.
For facing desks, assess the complete arrangement, including movement clearance and the location of shared accessories.
Purchasing fit: Multi-desk offices requiring coordinated cable routing and workstation separation.
Confirm before ordering: Desk arrangement, screen movement, controller access, cable capacity and clearance between independently moving surfaces. Review the installation drawing alongside the product specification.
JG Open Systems describes TCare as a desk with electronic height adjustment. Its product information includes programmable controls, cable-management accessories and a connection option for maintaining separation between desks.
TCare is a useful comparison for buyers who want the adjustable desk to work with an organised set of workstation accessories.
The accessories should be treated as part of the project specification, not assumed to be included with every desk.
Purchasing fit: Office projects combining electric adjustment with coordinated power, cable and storage accessories.
Confirm before ordering: Controller version, selected accessories, finished desk dimensions and the arrangement of grouped desks. Ask which components are included in the base quotation.
Rocada’s E-Table information describes electric height adjustment, a steel structure and a three-stage lifting column. Its published individual-desk specification includes a 25 mm melamine surface and a 620–1,260 mm height range.
The broader E-Table range also describes individual desks, two-person bench arrangements and associated accessories.
This provides a practical comparison for buyers specifying desks across several work areas.
Purchasing fit: Offices requiring defined electric desk formats and coordinated accessories.
Confirm before ordering: Exact product reference, individual or bench configuration, tabletop finish, operating load and assembly scope. Verify the finished dimensions for the version being quoted.
Eleva’s official website presents electric desks including Eleva Go and Eleva 3.0, along with frame-only and desktop options. It also provides a business enquiry route and describes custom tabletop dimensions.
The website identifies its tabletops as made in Spain. Buyers with manufacturing-origin requirements should still request component-specific information rather than infer the origin of the complete lifting system.
Purchasing fit: Buyers comparing finished desks, custom surfaces and a direct business purchasing channel.
Confirm before ordering: Exact model, motor configuration, surface dimensions, controller and delivery scope. Where a summary card and a detailed specification differ, request written clarification before approving the order.
Tablakala’s official catalogue separates standing desks into one-motor and two-motor offerings. This makes the brand a useful comparison for buyers evaluating different configured products through a Spanish-market store.
The distinction between the two categories should begin the comparison, not finish it. Each selected configuration still needs its own dimensional and operational review.
Purchasing fit: Individual desks and smaller office orders evaluated through a direct purchasing channel.
Confirm before ordering: Desktop construction, minimum and maximum finished heights, included controller, operating capacity and assembly requirements. Ask separately about business-order terms and repeat availability when purchasing for a team.
FlexiSpot’s Spanish E7-family information compares several electric configurations and distinguishes dynamic lifting capacity from static load capacity.
That distinction is valuable when comparing suppliers: the amount a desk can support while stationary should not automatically be described as the load it can lift.
Use the Spanish-market specification for the precise E7 version rather than importing figures from a similarly named model in another country.
Purchasing fit: Buyers comparing configured electric desks through a Spanish storefront.
Confirm before ordering: Model generation, selected desktop, dynamic load definition, finished height range and warranty scope. Identify any accessories included in the displayed configuration.
IKEA Spain lists an electric MITTZON desk with a dual-motor system, two memory settings, cable organisation and collision detection.
The electric designation matters because a furniture family can contain products with different adjustment methods and purposes.
MITTZON is a useful comparison when the priority is a defined finished product rather than private-label manufacturing.
Purchasing fit: Home offices and workplace orders using standard catalogue configurations.
Confirm before ordering: Exact article combination, tabletop size, electric underframe, required accessories and availability for the destination postcode. Confirm delivery and assembly services separately.
Steelcase’s Spanish-language Ology page describes electric, manual and other configurations within the same product family. It also presents control choices, cable-management options and workstation accessories.
A quotation for “Ology” is therefore incomplete without the adjustment method and selected configuration.
The product family is worth evaluating when adjustable desks must integrate with a wider office specification.
Purchasing fit: Workplace projects using a commercial furniture procurement process.
Confirm before ordering: Electric version, controller, worksurface, screens, power accessories and local service arrangement. Ensure the quoted product matches the approved layout and documentation.
Herman Miller’s Spain store lists the Nevi Gaming Desk with electric height adjustment and cable organisation. Its product information distinguishes the worksurface and base when describing warranty coverage.
This is a finished-product purchasing route rather than evidence of an open private-label manufacturing service.
Review the specific Spain-store offering instead of assuming that every Nevi product available elsewhere is offered on identical terms.
Purchasing fit: Buyers evaluating a finished electric desk for an individual workspace.
Confirm before ordering: Surface finish, dimensions, assembly requirements and component-specific warranty coverage. For multiple desks, request the applicable business quotation and delivery arrangements.
Fellowes’ Spanish Levado information describes programmable controls, three-stage legs, cable management and collision detection.
It also describes its SwiftLok assembly mechanism and VersaTop clamps for attaching compatible worksurfaces.
Levado is relevant when a buyer wants to assess the base and desktop connection as part of the purchasing decision.
Purchasing fit: Workstation projects comparing a defined electric desk system and compatible surface options.
Confirm before ordering: Approved desktop dimensions and construction, attachment method, included cable tray and complete-desk documentation. Do not assume an existing tabletop is compatible without checking its specification.
Officinca’s height-adjustable desk category lists products including LOG IN and a ConSet 501 offering. Its LOG IN page provides business quotation and assembly-enquiry options.
Officinca should be described as a purchasing channel for office furniture, not automatically as the manufacturer of the listed lifting systems.
Its quotation structure is useful to compare when a project needs both furniture and associated services.
Purchasing fit: Businesses seeking a multi-brand supplier and a defined project quotation.
Confirm before ordering: Underlying manufacturer, product reference, tax treatment, installation scope and delivery destination. Ask whether the price shown includes the services your project requires.
Beliani Spain’s catalogue includes electric DESTINAS desks with programmable height settings. Its product listings identify dimensions, materials and package contents.
The catalogue also includes manual adjustment choices, making the exact selected variant important.
Beliani is included as a retail purchasing option, not as a verified OEM factory for private-label desk production.
Purchasing fit: Buyers comparing complete desks with defined retail configurations.
Confirm before ordering: Electric rather than manual version, exact item number, tabletop size, package contents and assembly requirements. Check product-specific terms instead of relying on general promotional banners.
A desk sold in Spain is not necessarily manufactured entirely in Spain.
A supplier may design the desk, manufacture the surface, assemble imported components, distribute another brand or provide a complete retail product.
For procurement, distinguish the business providing the quotation from the organisation responsible for the product and its documentation.
A commercial furniture manufacturer may offer coordinated desks, screens and storage. A retail channel may offer a defined complete desk. An OEM factory may work from an approved specification for a private-label programme.
When manufacturing origin matters, request details for the desktop, lifting columns, motors, controls and final assembly. A Spanish website or euro price is not sufficient evidence of component origin.
Ask whether the stated height range describes the frame alone or the finished desk. Include the selected desktop and any mobility accessories in the calculation.
Compare the dimensions against the users, room layout and equipment rather than selecting the largest available range without context.
For capacity, establish whether the figure is a dynamic lifting rating or a static-load rating, and whether it includes the desktop’s weight.
Evaluate a representative sample at the intended working heights with the intended equipment. Keep the setup and test conditions in the approval record.
Do not reduce compliance review to a photograph of a CE logo.
The European Commission’s Your Europe guidance explains that the manufacturer is responsible for compliance with applicable EU product requirements. It also explains that there is no central EU body issuing a general certificate that grants permission to use the CE mark.
For the proposed electric desk, request the applicable declaration of conformity, product identification and supporting documentation. Confirm that these refer to the actual supplied configuration.
A report for a power supply or an unrelated frame should not automatically be treated as evidence for the finished desk.
Have a competent compliance adviser determine the requirements applicable to the product and its intended market.
Furniture testing and electrical conformity answer different questions.
UNE and AENOR describe EN 527-1 as covering office-table and desk dimensions, while EN 527-2 addresses safety, strength and durability requirements.
Where these standards form part of your purchasing specification, request the applicable test report and identify the tested configuration, laboratory, edition and scope.
Do not assume that a general reference to “European standards” establishes every required result. Likewise, a furniture test report does not replace other applicable product-conformity documentation.
Compare quotations on the same commercial basis.
Ask whether prices include or exclude VAT, whether they cover the complete desk, and which delivery service is included.
For an office project, distinguish unloading, delivery into the building, placement in the room, assembly and packaging removal. These should not be treated as the same service.
Provide the full destination and postcode. Ask suppliers to confirm arrangements separately for mainland Spain and island destinations rather than assuming one advertised delivery offer applies everywhere.
Request written coverage for the frame, motors, control box, handset and desktop.
Identify the first service contact, troubleshooting process and replacement-part route. Clarify who pays freight and labour and whether the terms differ for business orders.
For an import programme, agree on component identification and compatibility. A replacement controller should be matched to the approved system rather than selected only by appearance.
The useful question is not just how long the warranty lasts, but how the desk will be returned to service.
Start with local purchasing options when the project requires a site survey, showroom evaluation, scheduled installation or a domestic service contact.
Request those services explicitly. A Spanish storefront does not automatically mean the seller provides on-site installation or maintains every replacement component locally.
Compare the actual quotation and service responsibilities, not simply the seller’s location.
Factory-direct sourcing is worth evaluating when a business needs repeat orders, its own branding, a specified frame platform or customised packaging.
For Nandi enquiries, define whether the requirement is a complete desk or a frame-only programme. Provide the intended market, configuration and documentation requirements before requesting a final production offer.
A low unit price is not enough to establish a viable sourcing arrangement. Compare freight, inspection, assembly, compliance work, spare parts and after-sales responsibilities.
The European Commission’s Your Europe guidance explains that a business having a product made and placing it on the market under its own name or trademark can carry manufacturer responsibilities.
Private-label purchasing is therefore more than adding a logo.
Before production approval, establish responsibility for the technical documentation, product identification, declarations, instructions and any required corrective action.
Review these obligations with a qualified adviser for the specific product and sales arrangement.
Send the same request for quotation to each shortlisted supplier. This makes differences visible and reduces the risk of comparing incomplete offers.
RFQ Field | Information to Provide or Request |
|---|---|
Purchasing purpose | Office installation, distribution, online retail or private-label programme |
Product format | Complete desk, frame only, rectangular desk, bench or L-shaped configuration |
Quantity | Sample quantity, initial order and expected repeat orders |
Dimensions | Desktop size, frame width and required finished height range |
Working load | Desktop and equipment weight, with a defined capacity requirement |
Electrical configuration | Intended Spanish-market power configuration and applicable documentation |
Controls | Presets, adjustment controls and specified protective functions |
Appearance | Surface material, frame finish, colour references and branding |
Documentation | Drawings, manuals, product identification and conformity information |
Packaging | Delivery method, carton requirements, artwork and labels |
Quality approval | Representative sample, inspection criteria and change-control procedure |
Service and delivery | Spare parts, warranty responsibilities, destination postcode and installation scope |
For a private-label order, approve the bill of materials—the documented components used in the product—alongside the sample.
Record any agreed restrictions on component substitutions. A different motor, controller or surface may require further assessment before it becomes part of the approved product.
Evaluate a sample matching the intended order, including the desktop, frame, controls and accessories.
Record assembled dimensions, working heights, mounting details and the installation process. Check movement with the intended equipment load and review cable clearance throughout the adjustment range.
Compare the physical desk with the quotation, drawings, manual and product documentation. Resolve discrepancies before approving production.
This is a procurement checklist, not a substitute for required conformity assessment or accredited testing.
Start with the required purchasing route.
For a commercial office, compare suppliers offering the configurations and project services you need. For a private-label range, evaluate manufacturing capability, documentation and repeat-order arrangements. For an individual desk, compare the exact finished product and delivery terms.
The 15 companies in this guide represent those different routes rather than a single universal performance ranking.
No. Nandi is Jiangsu Nandi Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., based in Changzhou, Jiangsu, China.
It is included as an overseas manufacturing option for Spanish buyers evaluating electric desks, wholesale frames and OEM/ODM programmes.
Nandi’s published offering includes OEM/ODM and private-label options for electric desks and frames.
Available customisation, minimum order quantity, documentation and commercial terms must be confirmed for the selected project. A request for quotation should identify the intended Spanish market and proposed configuration.
That purchasing route is worth evaluating, provided the combination is technically suitable and its responsibilities are clearly assigned.
Confirm mounting, dimensions, surface weight, finished height and the assessment of the completed desk. Do not assume that separately acceptable components automatically establish conformity of the finished product.
Not by itself.
The European Commission’s CE-marking guidance distinguishes the manufacturer’s responsibilities from situations requiring third-party assessment. Review the applicable conformity route and supporting documents for the actual product rather than treating the logo as a universal independent test certificate.
No. EN 527 documentation addresses office-furniture characteristics within its stated scope.
It should be reviewed separately from the other requirements applicable to an electric desk. Ask for the tested model, configuration, standard edition and report scope.
Not necessarily.
Compare the complete landed and operational cost, including freight, import-related charges, inspection, assembly, spare parts and support. A factory quotation and an installed local quotation are not equivalent until their scopes are aligned.
Ask each supplier to confirm service for the actual destination and postcode.
Include receiving hours, unloading conditions, building access and any installation requirement. Do not infer nationwide coverage or a fixed delivery time from a general shipping statement.
The right supplier is the one whose product, documentation and service arrangement match your purchasing model.
For an office project, define the finished workstation and installation requirements. For distribution or private-label work, define the approved configuration, branding, documentation and repeat-order expectations.
Planning an electric standing desk programme for Spain? Contact Nandi with your target quantity, product format, desktop dimensions, finished height requirements and delivery destination.
Include your packaging, branding and conformity-documentation requirements so the quotation addresses the complete project rather than only the unit price.
Request a Nandi quotation for electric standing desks, wholesale desk frames or an OEM/ODM product programme.
