Oct 4, 2026Buying Guides
Standing Desk Handset Controls: Comparing the Six Catalogue Options
Six handset options from piano-key to height-display, matched to the way different users and desk programmes work.
Which handset control options are in the catalogue?
The catalogue lists six handsets: the piano-key SHE14, touch-screen SHE15, SHE20 and SHE22, the four-memory SHE18, and the height-display SHE25. All are part of the same control family as the desk frames, so handsets and frames are confirmed together.
When is a simple control the right choice?
The piano-key SHE14 covers the basic up-down workflow for programmes where a fixed working height is set once. The SHE25 adds a height display to the up-down control, so users can see the position they have selected.
What do the touch-screen handsets add?
SHE15, SHE20 and SHE22 are touch-screen handsets. The SHE20 adds a USB charging port and the SHE22 adds both USB and Type-C, which lets workstation users charge devices from the control panel itself.
Why consider a four-memory handset?
The four-memory SHE18 stores preferred heights, which suits shared and hot-desking workstations where several users adjust the same desk throughout the day.
What should a buyer send for confirmation?
Send the desk programme, the number of users per desk, the devices that need charging and the preferred control style, so the handset and frame combination can be confirmed from the catalogue.
