Furnishing a full workspace with Luxor
Luxor is the kind of brand you bring in when you're outfitting a whole space rather than picking up a single piece. The lineup at Active Goods covers sit-stand desks, desktop converters, student desks, conference tables, acoustic dividers, and sneeze guards, built to work together in offices, schools, and training rooms.
Standardizing on one vendor across desks, dividers, and shared-room furniture simplifies the order, the warranty, and the way the finished space looks.
How Luxor desks adjust
There are three ways a Luxor sit-stand desk changes height, and the right one depends on how often you switch posture during the day.
- Electric: push-button lift for users who change height often. Fastest and easiest, needs a nearby outlet.
- Pneumatic: gas-assisted lift, no electrical requirement. Quick adjustment, good for shared and mobile setups.
- Crank: hand-crank mechanism. Lowest cost, most durable, suits users who switch position once or twice a day.
Desktop converters solve the same problem from a different angle. They sit on top of your current desk and lift just the work area to standing height, which is the easier route when you already have a desk you like.
Pairing a Luxor desk with the right chair
A standing desk only works as well as the seat that goes with it. The chair has to reach standing height, or you end up sitting through the day.
For adult office use, Active Chairs covers sit-stand options that adjust into standing-desk territory. For a more traditional desk chair, Office Chairs covers full-workday options from Varier and CoreChair. For classroom Luxor desks, the matching seating sits in Classroom Active Sitting, with sizes from pre-school through teen.
Acoustic and visual privacy
Luxor's divider line covers two privacy problems that show up in most workspaces.
- Acoustic panels: absorb 85% of ambient noise (NRC 0.85) and double as tackable surfaces for collaboration walls.
- Acrylic guards: add a visual or hygienic barrier without blocking light, made for front desks, shared counters, and reception zones.
The two stack well. Acoustic panels handle ambient sound at the workstation level, and acrylic guards layer on where face-to-face contact needs separation.
What's different about Luxor classroom furniture?
The office line targets adult ergonomics, full-workday durability, and quieter mechanisms. The classroom line is sized for students, built for harder daily use, and often designed to stack or fold for storage. The stackable student desks and flip-top tables exist because schools reconfigure rooms more often than offices do.
Need help putting it all together?
If you're outfitting more than a few pieces at once, contact us. We put together quotes that combine desks, dividers, and seating into one shipment, often with better pricing than ordering piece by piece.
