TriUnion – Mobile Standing Table by TriUnion for Schools

TriUnion makes learning environments more versatile

A table brings movement into the school. Today, learning is open and dynamic. The classroom becomes a learning studio — with stations for teamwork, team teaching, group discussions, or project and workshop-based lessons. Such alternating scenarios structure the school day, engage students, and create a positive learning atmosphere. In this interplay of different learning formats, our mobile standing desk TriUnion easily finds its place.

TriTable sitting tables with NF-Swing chairs and a TriUnion standing table by VS in a seminar room

TriUnion mobile triangular high tables by VS in a classroom

The TriUnion high table by VS in a teachers' room

A tea kitchen with TriUnion standing tables and height-adjustable PantoMove chairs by VS

Seminar room: Independent work benefits from a variety of workspaces, which can be chosen as needed in this seminar or upper-level classroom.

Classroom: Sometimes standing, sometimes sitting – in this classroom, there is a suitable workspace for every task.

Teacher workspace: Changing postures is good for the body. It also broadens the range of social interaction with colleagues in teacher workspaces.

Tea kitchen: The TriUnion provides just the right spot in the tea kitchen for a quick chat or a coffee break.

A woman and a boy at the VS standing table TriUnion

Collaboration on equal terms

We designed the TriUnion in three different heights, ensuring that students of all ages and teachers feel comfortable using it. For primary school, the TriUnion is available as a 88 cm high standing desk. Teachers can join in using our Hokki stool (with a seat height of 66 cm), allowing them to communicate at eye level with the students.

For secondary school, the TriUnion's 106 cm table height is ideal. In staff areas, a height of 120 cm is also suitable. The tables at 88 cm and 120 cm can be paired with height-adjustable high stools like the NF-Move-Plus or PantoMove-Plus, enabling the user to choose the most comfortable posture at any time.

A child places their foot on the footrest of the TriUnion high table by VS

Ergonomically recommended

We developed the TriUnion together with movement scientist Dr. Dieter Breithecker and learning space expert Karin Doberer. Standing at the TriUnion is particularly comfortable, which encourages users to incorporate standing phases into their work. This promotes a dynamic shift between different working postures and facilitates spontaneous teamwork with ease.

One of the most distinctive features of the TriUnion is its frame. Horizontal and vertical steel tube loops form an intricately designed tripod base. This creates two different heights for the surrounding footrest – suitable for people of different heights. The footrest encourages users to naturally shift between standing on one leg and resting on the other. This keeps the body in motion and relieves pressure on the back.

Suggestions for different layouts for the triangular tables TriTable and TriUnion by VS

Mobile and versatile

The TriUnion is a true master of combinations. Its triangular tabletop allows for a variety of configurations. Thanks to its wheels, it’s easy to move and fits comfortably through any door with a 90 cm clearance. This makes it suitable for use across different classrooms. A second, third, or fourth TriUnion can be quickly brought in and just as easily rolled back to the side. It’s lightweight but impressively stable, robust, and durable—perfectly capable of withstanding the high demands of everyday school life.

Linking

A linking mechanism ensures that the configurations are stable. This allows the standing desk setup to be flexibly expanded for different group sizes.

Close-up of the glides and castors of the TriUnion by VS

Crucial details

At their intersection, the frame parts connect to form a joint that accommodates the table foot or a caster. The feet come with felt or plastic gliders, tailored to the specific flooring type. The casters are suitable for both soft and hard floors. For the medium and tall TriUnion, they have a diameter of 125 millimeters and are also available with chrome covers; the smaller TriUnion has casters with a diameter of 65 millimeters.

Metal parts. Steel and aluminium are mainly used in the manufacture of chairs and tables but also for racks. At VS, tubes as well as metal sheets for fronts are generally epoxy-resin powder-coated. In addition to various metal colours , selected products can also be chrome-plated.

Important note. Material and colour charts produced by printing can deviate slightly from the original and the colours are not necessarily exactly true. The same applies to ink-jet or laser prints from PDF files. Information on colour systems (e.g. NCS, RAL, Pantone) are always approximate values.

M030 terra grey ( ≈ NCS S 4005-Y50R ).
M032 light blue ( ≈ NCS S 0515-R80B ).
M033 light green ( ≈ NCS S 1060-G70Y ).
M041 turquoise ( ≈ RAL 210 40 20 ).
M045 broom yellow ( ≈ RAL1032 ).
M059 arctic ( ≈ RAL 9006 ).
M063 anthracite.
M065 black ( ≈ RAL 9011 ).
M071 sapphire blue ( ≈ RAL 5003 ).
M084 oxblood ( ≈ NCS S 3650-R ).
M091 white ( ≈ RAL 9016 ).

M060 chrome-plated.

Room Concepts with TriUnion

A common room with seat cushions, TriUnion high tables and Hokkis by VS

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