LEVO Expand


Frederik Bruer

Prof. Gert Trauernicht
Prof. Andreas Kalweit
Prof. Dr. Fabian Hemmert

Semester

1 20/21
3

Visionlabs

Contact frederik.bruer@uni-wuppertal.de

The term "Levo" comes from Latin and means "I lift" or "I ease". This is exactly what the table does: He lifts the table top and makes working more comfortable by improving ergonomics.

The characteristic of this design, however, is that all the mechanics that are required for height adjustment are hidden. This gives the table a uniquely homely look. "Levo" is an ideal table for people who work from home but don't have space for an extra desk. If several people want to work at the same time or many people want to sit at the table, it can even be expanded on both sides. The extension plates can be pulled out by hand.

The “Levo” table has a very reserved design so that it can be integrated well into the living area. Even the cable with the controls for the height adjustment can be removed, so that the table no longer gives off any technical impression when used for leisure purposes.

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