A 120° desk, built for people who run out of screen space
The TriFlex Single is a single-person standing desk with two 600 mm arms meeting at a 120° angle. It is not an L-shape and it does not fit a square corner — it sits against a flat wall, or stands free in the middle of a room.
The angle is the point. A right-angled desk puts the return behind your shoulder, so a third screen ends up somewhere you have to turn to see. At 120° the two arms sweep around you, and everything on them sits roughly the same distance from your eyes.
Three or four monitors, all at a sensible viewing distance
Most desks are too shallow for a multi-screen setup. Push three 27-inch monitors onto a 600 mm straight desk and the outer two end up close enough to strain your neck, or angled so sharply that you are reading them off-axis.
The TriFlex geometry solves that without a deeper desktop. Sitting inside the V, the far corners of both arms are further from you than the near edge — so a screen at each end sits back where it should be, and the centre stays clear for a keyboard.
It is the desk we would specify for traders, developers, analysts, video editors, and anyone monitoring several feeds at once. Those roles need three or four screens today, and most desks were designed for one.
That group is also growing. Running several model sessions in parallel — one drafting, one reviewing, one working through a codebase, a terminal watching output — pushes people toward four screens where two used to do, because the point of running them side by side is being able to see them side by side. If you want the arithmetic, we worked through the width and depth a multi-screen setup actually needs in this guide.
Measure before you order — the footprint is wider than the arm length
This is the number people get wrong, so we will put it first.
A TriFlex with 1200 mm arms is 2078 mm wide overall. The arm length is not the footprint: because the two arms open outward at 120°, the total span is much wider than either one.
| Arm length | Total width | Inner span | Depth |
| 1200 mm | 2078 mm | 1478 mm | 600 mm |
| 1400 mm | 2425 mm | 1825 mm | 600 mm |
| 1600 mm | 2771 mm | 2078 mm | 600 mm |
Measure the wall you intend to put it against, not the desk. If you have under two metres of clear run, this is not the desk for you — look at the Elevate instead.
Over 100 tabletop colours, every one the same price
There is no colour picker on this page, and that is deliberate — a handful of swatches in a dropdown would badly understate what you can actually have.
We hold more than a hundred laminate finishes, and every one costs the same and takes the same 3–4 weeks. Your choice of colour never changes the price or the wait.
Email us and we will send photographs of the swatch range to narrow your shortlist, then tell us your choice when you order. Screens cannot reproduce a laminate reliably, so we would always suggest confirming the final choice against the physical samples at our Toa Payoh showroom.
Three motors, one per leg
Every leg on this frame is driven — the same tri-motor system as our ErgoFlex L-Shape. On an angled top that matters: a two-motor frame letting the third leg ride along will rise unevenly across a span this wide.
- Height range 600–1200 mm. The 600 mm minimum is lower than most adjustable desks manage
- Travel speed 32 mm/s — sitting to standing in well under a minute
- Four programmable height presets on the control panel
- Powder-coated steel columns, in white or black
Which desk in the range?
Three questions get you to the right one — how many screens, do you have a square corner, and laminate or solid timber?
| Straight desk |
Elevate Laminate · Elevate Solid Wood One or two screens, 1200–1800 mm |
| 90° corner |
ErgoFlex L-Shape · Solid Wood L-Shape Fits a square corner; two work surfaces |
| 120° angled |
TriFlex Single (this desk) Against a flat wall or free-standing; three to four screens |
| Shared desks | DuoFlex for two · ProStation for four to ten |
If you have a square corner to fill, the ErgoFlex uses it better. If you have a long flat wall and more screens than a straight desk can hold, this is the one.
Specifications
| Tabletop finishes | Over 100 laminates, all at the same price and lead time — specify your choice when ordering |
| Tabletop material | Laminate over composite core |
| Tabletop thickness | 25 mm |
| Angle | 120° between arms |
| Sizes | 1200 mm arms (2078 mm total width) · 1400 mm arms (2425 mm) · 1600 mm arms (2771 mm) |
| Depth | 600 mm (both arms) |
| Frame | Tri-motor electric, three legs |
| Height range | 600–1200 mm |
| Travel speed | 32 mm/s |
| Control panel | Digital handset with four programmable height presets |
| Leg colour | White · Black |
| Warranty | 4 years on non-surface parts (frame, motors and control system) |
| Lead time | 3–4 weeks |
Delivery and assembly
Free delivery and assembly across Singapore. Our team brings the desk in, assembles it in the room, tests the height adjustment with you and takes the packaging away.
Standard lead time is 3–4 weeks from order. See it and the full swatch range at our Toa Payoh showroom before you buy — worth doing with this desk in particular, since the footprint is hard to judge from a photograph.
Care
Laminate asks very little. Wipe spills promptly rather than letting liquid stand at an edge, since exposed edges are where composite cores take on moisture. Use coasters under hot drinks, and avoid abrasive cleaners. Keep the desk out of the direct draught of an air-conditioning vent.