Versoflip One is one desk model with nine configurable features. Third-party product and service names describe the interfaces each integration uses, with support status stated per row.
Model and status
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Model name | Versoflip One | Single desk model; the nine features are configuration options of one product. |
| Product type | Three-stage electric sit-stand desk with a pivoting reversible desktop | Rectangular single-user desk. Two independent columns on T-feet, no crossbeam; the desktop turns over on a hub at each end. |
| Model codes | VF1-14-ASH, VF1-14-GRA, VF1-16-ASH, VF1-16-GRA | Width in decimetres followed by the desktop finish code. |
| Price | 599 USD | For the 1400 × 700 mm ash configuration. |
| Availability | Enquire via the form | $599 USD — we reply personally with ordering details. |
| Enquiries | Via the form | No payment is taken on this site. |
Desktop
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Widths | 1400 mm and 1600 mm | 55 in and 63 in nominal. |
| Depth | 700 mm | 27.5 in nominal on both widths. |
| Thickness | 25 mm | Both faces finished; 3 mm edge radius on all four edges so neither face has a visible underside profile. |
| Core material | Birch plywood, 13-ply, balanced construction | Symmetric layup so the panel does not cup when the finished faces differ. |
| Face A | Ash veneer or graphite high-pressure laminate | The everyday work surface. Finish is chosen per SKU. |
| Face B | Matte dry-erase laminate, light grey | Writable with dry-erase markers and wipeable. Standard on every reversible SKU. |
| Reversible | Yes — both faces are finished work surfaces | Turning the panel over is a one-person user operation, not a service operation; see the Reversible desktop group. |
| Cable management | Rear channel, 1150 mm long, 60 mm wide, machined on both faces | A matching channel on each face so cable routing survives a flip. |
| Desktop mass | 18.9 kg (1400 mm), 21.4 kg (1600 mm) | Approximately 1.4–1.6 kg heavier than a single-faced panel of the same size, from the second finished face and the bonded axle stubs. |
| Non-reversible option | VF1-14-ASH-S, VF1-16-ASH-S | Single-faced panels remain available at a lower target price for buyers who do not want the second face. |
Reversible desktop
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Panel pivots about its long centreline on a steel trunnion hub at each short end | The panel turns over in place and never leaves the desk. Nothing is unbolted, lifted or set down. |
| Pivot axle | 20 mm steel stub axle bonded into the panel core at each end | Runs in a bearing housing on top of each column. The left axle is hollow and carries the keypad and sensor cables into the panel. |
| Axis position | On the long centreline, through the panel’s centre of mass | The panel is balanced about the axle, so it rests in any position and a half-turned top stays where it is left. |
| Rotation lock | Spring detents at 0° and 180°; knurled locking collar on the right hub | A quarter turn of the collar frees the rotation; the detent re-engages by itself at level. The rotation lock is part of the control lock, so a locked desk cannot be turned over. |
| Turn procedure | One person, no lifting, no tool; target 30 seconds | Clear the desktop, turn the collar, swing the panel over until the detent clicks, turn the collar back. |
| Swept clearance | No crossbeam; nothing within 350 mm below the axle | A 700 mm panel turning about its centreline sweeps a 700 mm cylinder. The two columns are joined only at the floor and electronically at the motors. |
| Under-desk mounting | Not possible | Cable trays, CPU holders and drawers would sit inside the swept arc. Cables run in the desktop channel and through the hollow axle instead. |
| Keypad mounting | Hinged bracket that swings to the user-facing long edge | The keypad follows whichever long edge is at the front; its cable runs in the channel on the active face. |
| Load cells | Four, in the two hub housings, two per hub | The hubs carry the whole panel load, so the cells measure hub reactions and are never inverted. Two per hub gives the front-to-back split for the imbalance warning. |
| Tare on turn | Controller re-tares when the detent re-engages at level | Face B is marginally heavier on the laminate side; the desk zeroes rather than reporting a phantom load. |
| Face A durability | Suitable for daily work use | Ash veneer or graphite laminate. |
| Face B marker compatibility | Dry-erase only | Permanent marker, solvent pens and wet-erase are outside the intended use. |
| Edge treatment | Identical on both faces | The panel has no designated underside, so the edge is finished once for both orientations. |
| Turn cycles | No cycle count claimed | The bearings and detents are rated components, but no turn-cycle testing has been performed. |
| Not included | Markers, eraser, cleaning fluid | Stated so the writable face is not assumed to arrive as a kit. |
Frame and motion
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Height range | 620–1280 mm | 24.4–50.4 in, measured to the upper face of the desktop. The pivot axle sits 12.5 mm below that. |
| Column design | Two independent three-stage steel columns, one motor each, no crossbeam | The columns are joined at the floor by the feet and electronically by the controller, which position-matches them. The space under the desktop is kept clear for the panel to turn. |
| Travel speed | 38 mm/s unloaded, 32 mm/s at full load | Soft start and stop ramps of 250 ms at each end of travel. |
| Acoustics | 44 dB(A) at 1 m during travel | Under laboratory conditions. |
| Position sensing | Hall-effect encoder per column | Repeatability of ±1 mm between saved-height recalls. |
| Collision response | Current-spike detection, stop and 20 mm reverse | Sensitivity is adjustable across three levels in the app. |
| Frame footprint | Foot length 700 mm, foot width 75 mm | T-foot profile in 60 × 40 mm steel tube. |
| Lateral stiffness | Carried by the columns and hub housings | A beamed frame gets side-to-side stiffness from the beam under the top. Without one, the column sections and hub housings are sized to carry it, which makes the frame heavier than a beamed frame of the same rating. |
Load sensing
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Load capacity | 120 kg distributed | Static load for the desktop plus equipment, excluding any applied force. |
| Sensors | Four strain-gauge load cells, two in each hub housing | Mounted where the panel’s hubs bear on the columns, so they measure the whole load on the desktop without being inverted when it turns. |
| Reported resolution | 0.5 kg | Shown on the keypad and in the app. |
| Imbalance alert | Front-to-rear or left-to-right difference above 15% | Shows a warning on the keypad and in the app before travel. |
| Overload behaviour | Travel blocked above 120 kg, with an on-screen reason | A blocked state is explicit rather than a silent failure. |
Controller and keypad
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Display | 1.8-inch monochrome OLED, 128 × 64 px | Shows height, active profile, next scheduled move and lock state. |
| Controls | Up, down, four preset keys, menu key | Physical keys; press-and-hold moves, single press recalls a preset. |
| Saved heights | Four per profile, sixteen in total | Each of the four profiles keeps its own four presets. |
| Ports on keypad | One USB-C (30 W output), two USB-A (5 V, 2.4 A) | Charging only; the ports carry no desk-control data. |
| Units | Centimetres or inches | Set once in the app or the keypad menu. |
| Firmware updates | Over Wi-Fi, or over USB-C from a computer | Update rollback to one previous version. |
Connectivity and interfaces
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth 5.3 LE, custom GATT service | Used by the mobile app for setup, control and audio pairing. |
| Wi-Fi | 802.11 b/g/n, 2.4 GHz only | Required for calendar polling and firmware updates. No 5 GHz radio. |
| Local API | HTTP/JSON on the local network, token authenticated | Documented endpoints for height, presets, lock state and events. |
| Webhooks | Outbound POST on move, lock and imbalance events | One configurable endpoint with an HMAC-SHA256 signature. |
| Cloud dependency | Local control works without an account | Calendar and remote features require the account; presets do not. |
| Matter and Thread | Not implemented | Stated so that compatibility is not inferred from the feature list. |
Named integrations
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Google Calendar | Free/busy scope only | Reads availability windows; event titles and invitees are not required. |
| Microsoft 365 and Outlook | Via Microsoft Graph free/busy | Same availability-only approach as Google Calendar. |
| Apple Calendar | Via CalDAV | Requires an app-specific password rather than a full account credential. |
| Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant | Custom skill and action | Height and preset commands; blocked while the child lock is engaged. |
| Siri Shortcuts | On-device shortcut actions | Runs through the iOS app rather than a cloud voice service. |
| Home Assistant | Local API integration | Uses the documented local endpoints, not a vendor cloud. |
| Companion app platforms | iOS 17+, Android 13+, macOS 14+, Windows 11 | The desktop app supplies screen-time signals; phones do not. |
| Subscription | None | No feature sits behind a recurring fee. |
Audio
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Speakers | Two 10 W full-range drivers in the rear channel | Downward-firing, no separate subwoofer or satellite units. |
| Codecs | SBC and AAC over Bluetooth A2DP | LDAC, aptX and Dolby formats are not supported. |
| Wired input | 3.5 mm analogue input on the keypad | Selectable as a source from the keypad menu. |
| Microphones | Two MEMS microphones for clap detection | No speech recording; audio is processed on-device for a clap pattern. |
| Audio during travel | Playback continues, volume unchanged | The desk does not duck audio when the columns move. |
Automation behaviour
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Timer intervals | 20, 30, 45, 60 or 90 minutes | Each interval has a configurable one-minute warning before travel. |
| Pause | Single keypress, pauses for 15, 30 or 60 minutes | The pause suppresses every automatic source of movement. |
| Screen-time trigger | Active computer use, 3-minute idle threshold | The desktop app reports active or idle only, with no keystroke or window logging. |
| Clap pattern | Two claps within 600 ms, 1.5 s debounce | Detection threshold around 60 dB at 1 m; disabled by the child lock. |
| Profiles | Four named profiles, switched in the app or by NFC tag | Each carries its own presets, timers and calendar connection. |
| Child lock | Hold both arrow keys for 5 s, optional 4-digit PIN | Blocks keypad, voice, clap and scheduled movement in one state. |
| Lock scope | Movement requests only | The lock is not child detection and does not sense people near the desk. |
Power and environment
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| Specification | Value | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Input | 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz, internal 24 V DC supply | One IEC C13 inlet in the right-hand column. |
| Standby draw | Below 0.5 W | Wi-Fi idle draw below 1.2 W. |
| Duty cycle | 10% (2 minutes on, 18 minutes off) | Typical of this column class; continuous travel is not a design goal. |
| Operating range | 10–35 °C, 20–80% relative humidity, non-condensing | Indoor office use. |
| Packaging | Two cartons: desktop and frame | 41 kg total shipping weight for the 1400 mm model. |
| Assembly | Two-person, about 25 minutes, hex key supplied | Twelve fixings between frame, feet and desktop. |
Specification questions
What is the height range of the Versoflip One desk?
The height range is 620–1280 mm (24.4–50.4 in) measured to the top of the desktop, driven by three-stage steel columns with one synchronised motor per column.
How much weight is the Versoflip One designed to carry?
The design load is 120 kg distributed across the desktop. Four strain-gauge load cells report weight to 0.5 kg and flag a 15% front-to-rear or left-to-right imbalance.
Which calendars and voice assistants does Versoflip One work with?
Versoflip One works with Google Calendar, Microsoft 365 and Outlook through Microsoft Graph, Apple Calendar through CalDAV, an Amazon Alexa skill, a Google Assistant action, Siri Shortcuts and Home Assistant through the local HTTP API. Calendar access is limited to free/busy windows.
Does Versoflip One need Wi-Fi or a subscription?
Keypad control, saved heights and timers run on the controller without an internet connection. Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz only) is needed for calendar polling and firmware updates. No feature sits behind a subscription.
What does the Versoflip One child lock block?
One lock state blocks keypad keys, voice commands, clap patterns and scheduled or calendar movement. Height display, audio playback and USB charging continue. The lock covers movement requests; it does not detect children.
How much does Versoflip One cost?
599 USD for the 1400 × 700 mm ash configuration. Enquire via the form — $599 USD and we reply personally with ordering details.
What is a reversible desktop on a standing desk?
A desktop finished on both faces so either one can be the work surface. On Versoflip One, Face A is ash veneer or graphite laminate and Face B is a matte dry-erase surface. The panel pivots on a steel hub at the centre of each short end and never leaves the desk: one person turns a locking collar and swings it over, thirty seconds with no lifting.
Does flipping the Versoflip One desktop affect the load cells or cable routing?
No. The four load cells sit in the two hub housings, two per hub, so turning the panel does not change what they measure; the controller re-tares when the detent re-engages at level. The cable channel is machined on both faces, cables enter the panel through the hollow left axle, and the keypad bracket swings to the user-facing edge, so routing and controls survive the turn.
Per-feature design detail.
Each feature page states its own parameters: intervals, thresholds, providers, codecs, sensors and lock scope.
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