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Save Up to 26% on These FlexiSpot Black Friday Deals

By Laura Tucker
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Is there someone on your holiday gift list who could benefit from some quality office furniture? You’d be well-served to gift them with FlexiSpot office furniture. Along with being great pieces for any office, FlexiSpot is running some great deals for Black Friday weekend. These two deals featured here are valid from November 26 through November 29, 2021.

FlexiSpot E8 Standing Desk

Flexispot Black Friday Deals E8

The E8 standing desk has a beautiful, natural bamboo strip built on top of its ergonomic surface. It has double the durability of ordinary wood and will resist scratches, water, and insects, thanks to its lacquer coating. The dual-motor lifting system can handle up to 125KG and will remain stable even at its highest setting.

With three height options, you are sure to find one that will suit you. Once you find the correct position for you, you can apply a child lock if you are in a work-from-home situation. It will be immovable until you deactivate it. Your children will be safe around the desk, however, as the desk has soft edges, limiting potential injuries. You can keep it further safe and organized with a groove that hides your cords and cables below the desk.

Save 26% on this standing desk and pay just £309.99.

FlexiSpot E8 Standing Desk

Sit2Go 2-in-1 Fitness Chair

Flexispot Black Friday Deals Sit2go

If you’d rather sit at your desk than stand, there’s a great deal for you as well. The Sit2Go 2-in-1 Fitness Chair allows you to remain seated but also get a workout in while remaining comfortable. You can cycle quietly and smoothly while you’re working and won’t disturb others in your working environment. It will keep your mind alert, lead to greater fitness, and save you time, as you won’t need to carve out time in your day for a workout.

This comfortable fitness chair has a breathable mesh fabric backrest and is as stable as it is comfortable. The seat cushion remains firm and supportive, and the seat adjusts easily with a one-touch lever while you remain seated. The chair is on casters, too, so that you can roll it to different rooms.

Save 13% on this fitness chair and pay just £349.99.

Sit2Go 2-in-1 Fitness Chair

Be sure to check out the FlexiSpot website for more great deals.

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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