Over the years, our electric adjustable height bases have helped create flexible and functional workspaces across various industries. Unfortunately, essential components for these systems are no longer available from our supplier. Therefore, we’ve made the difficult decision to discontinue all of our electric adjustable height options effective January 1, 2026.
By removing these electric table bases from our product catalog, we can continue to focus on providing reliable solutions across the rest of our lineup.
Electric Bases Being Retired in 2026
Specifically, the electric adjustable height systems being discontinued include:
ErgoSquared Motor ANSI/BIFMA 2-Leg System
ErgoSquared Motor ANSI/BIFMA 3-Leg System
ErgoRound 602 Motor Adjustable Height End Bases
Adjustable Height Solutions You Can Still Count On
While our electric adjustable height bases are being retired, our remaining adjustable height solutions remain active, providing versatile and durable options for a variety of workspace needs. These include:
Dual-Leg Options
Our ErgoSquared, ErgoRound, and Escalate Series offer a range of dual-leg adjustable height systems including pneumatic, counterbalance, ratchet, crank, and spring clips mechanisms. These options give users flexibility in adjustment range, functionality, and pricing – making it easier to find a solution that fits any workspace or workflow.
Single-Column Options
Single-Column OptionsFor single-column solutions, the Focus and Disk Series feature pneumatic columns with adjustable height ranges starting as low as 18 ¼” with options extending up to 44 ½”. These provide space-efficient height adjustment for smaller or more compact setups.
We’re Here to Help
While the electric options are being retired from our adjustable height lineup, the rest of our systems are still here to help you create flexible and functional environments.
Please feel free to contact our Customer Service Representatives with any questions or concerns. We’re here to help guide you through the transition and can offer advice on what to look for if you still need electric options.