Application Areas

Office desks, bedroom furniture, TV installations and industrial work surfaces place different demands on a motion system. Start with the intended use, available space and moving load. Explore the application guides to connect those requirements with standing desk frames, adjustable bed bases, TV lifts and lifting components.

Application first

One motion platform. Three very different environments.

The same lifting technology becomes a different product at a desk, in a living room and on a factory floor. NATE develops lifting columns, desk frames, controls and complete motion products around the environments below — so the brief defines the system, never the other way round.

White height-adjustable desks arranged at different heights in a shared office

Office & workspaces

Adjustment that belongs in the working day.

Sit–stand desk systems for individual focus work, shared benching and project furniture — built around ergonomic posture change, quiet operation and fleet-level consistency.

Standing desk frames · Controls · Control boxes Explore this field
Electric adjustable bed with a raised backrest and visible support mechanism in a bedroom

Home & care

Quiet movement, domestic presence.

Motion for home offices, living furniture and care-oriented beds — predictable, reachable control and a form that disappears into the room.

Electric beds · TV lifts · Lifting columns Explore this field
Height-adjustable industrial workbench with a green worktop and tool board

Industrial solutions

Working height as a process parameter.

Height-adjustable workstations and technical platforms where position, load and duty cycle are engineered alongside tools, material flow and the operators around them.

Lifting columns · Control boxes · Accessories Explore this field

Selection path

From environment to configuration in four steps.

The sequence keeps product selection tied to the real use case — and gives the first project conversation a clear agenda.

  1. Start with the environment

    Space, users, duty pattern and integration points define the brief before any component is discussed.

  2. Define the movement

    Travel range, load, speed, noise expectations and stop behaviour set the system boundary.

  3. Choose the product route

    Complete product, configurable frame set or component-level integration — each field maps to a clear route.

  4. Verify in context

    Configuration, finish and documentation are reviewed against the real installation before release.

Product system

Seven product families cover the movement behind every field.

Each family is a starting point. The final configuration always follows the application review.

FRAMES Standing desk frames Two- and three-stage frames, benching and multi-leg sets for office and home work surfaces. COLUMNS Lifting columns The core motion unit for custom furniture, workstations and technical platforms. DRIVE Control boxes Single- and multi-channel control boxes that keep motors, power and logic in one system. INPUT Controls From simple up/down handsets to memory presets and connected control. FIT Accessories Cable management, castors, brackets and the parts that make installation clean. LIVING TV lifts Discreet vertical movement for screens in home, hospitality and commercial furniture. REST Electric beds Coordinated bed-motion products for residential and care-oriented furniture programs.

Start with the brief

Bring the application. We will map the movement.

Share the environment, the expected adjustment and the target market — the first answer will already name a product route.

Plan an enquiry