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Desk bikes, under-desk treadmills, kneeling chairs and balance stools that get people moving while they work. A practical, visible way to put surplus wellbeing budget to work before year-end.
Surplus wellbeing budget? Orders confirmed before our December cut-off can be invoiced in 2026.
Talk to us about your budgetLong, unbroken sitting shows up as back pain, fatigue and low energy. Here's what the research says, and why active seating is one of the simplest fixes an HR team can make.
Reported by office workers given sit-stand equipment in a workplace study.
Source [1]One of the most commonly reported work-related health problems in Europe.
Source [2]EU workers saying work caused or worsened fatigue in the last 12 months.
Source [3]Adults worldwide not meeting recommended physical activity levels.
Source [4]Less sitting per day, on average, for office workers once sit-stand equipment was added to their workstation. When it was taken away, most of the benefits disappeared within two weeks. Source [1]
Browse by how you want people to move. Buy online, or send us an enquiry and we'll help you pick the right mix for your team.
Sit, stand or cycle. A quiet desk bike that lets people pedal gently through emails and calls.
A corporate-grade walking treadmill built for shared office use under a standing desk.
A treadmill and electric height-adjustable desk in one. Walk, stand or sit at the same station.
A balance board for standing desks that keeps legs and core gently working while people stand.
The original kneeling chair. An open, dynamic sitting position that keeps the spine in its natural S shape.
All the benefits of a kneeling chair with the added comfort of a backrest. Sit or kneel on the rocker base.
A height-adjustable kneeling chair on a strong steel frame. Takes pressure off the lower back and tailbone.
A sit-stand perching stool with a 360° pivot seat. Lean, shift and move freely at a standing desk.
A three-dimensional active stool that moves with the body, so people are never sitting completely still.
A balance saddle stool that keeps people gently moving to stay upright, strengthening the core as they work.
A tilting saddle stool for perching at standing height, designed to keep the body in motion.
A playful, flexible active stool that encourages small, constant movements throughout the day.
Tell us about your team and space, pick your stations, and send your plan to our team. We'll come back with a tailored recommendation.
Active seating is one of the few wellbeing investments that sits right where people work. No sign-ups, no scheduling, just a better way to spend the working day.
Unlike a one-off initiative, active equipment stays on the floor and gets used every single day.
Movement breaks up long sitting spells and helps people stay alert through the afternoon.
A meaningful way to give something back to employees at the end of a busy year.
Our physiotherapists and occupational therapists help you choose the right mix for your people.
Perch at a standing desk, kneel for focused work, walk through a call. Small changes in position, all day long.
"Wellbeing budget that sits on the office floor, used every single day."
Why HR teams are choosing active seating
Kneel
Kneel or sit
Kneeling chairs open the hip angle and let the spine settle into its natural shape. The rocker base keeps the body gently moving, so nobody sits completely still for hours.
You don't need a gym. A few well-placed stations in the right spot can change how a whole team works.
Two or three stations near a window in the open-plan office. Staff drop in for an hour of emails on a desk bike or balance stool, then head back to their desk.
Best for: getting started
Swap a small meeting room's chairs for a walking desk and balance stools. Perfect for one-to-ones, catch-ups and calls.
Best for: meeting-heavy teams
Combine active seating with a quiet recovery space. Add kneeling chairs, a treadmill desk and a stretch mat, bookable like a hot desk.
Best for: larger sitesNot ready to roll out before Christmas? You don't have to lose the budget.
Use the builder above or send us a few details. Our team will recommend the right mix for your people and space.
Confirm your order before our December cut-off and it can be invoiced in 2026.
Start 2027 with a brand new active area and a visible win for your wellbeing plan.
Active seating is any seat or workstation that encourages small, regular movements while people work, such as kneeling chairs, balance and saddle stools, desk bikes and under-desk treadmills. It helps break up long spells of sitting still.
The most successful zones are placed somewhere visible and easy to reach, with a simple way to book time. Starting with a mix of stations lets people try different options and find what suits them.
Yes. Visit our Dublin or Tipperary showroom for free one-to-one advice from our ergonomics team, or email enquiries@kos.ie and we'll talk you through the options.
Yes. Many HR teams confirm their order before our December cut-off so it's invoiced in 2026, then launch their active area early in the new year.
Tell us about your team and we'll help you build an active area your people will love. The perfect way to put your surplus wellbeing budget to work.
Desk bikes, under-desk treadmills, kneeling chairs and balance stools that get people moving while they work. A practical, visible way to put surplus wellbeing budget to work before year-end.
Surplus wellbeing budget? Orders confirmed before our December cut-off can be invoiced in 2026.
Talk to us about your budgetLong, unbroken sitting shows up as back pain, fatigue and low energy. Here's what the research says, and why active seating is one of the simplest fixes an HR team can make.
Reported by office workers given sit-stand equipment in a workplace study.
Source [1]One of the most commonly reported work-related health problems in Europe.
Source [2]EU workers saying work caused or worsened fatigue in the last 12 months.
Source [3]Adults worldwide not meeting recommended physical activity levels.
Source [4]Less sitting per day, on average, for office workers once sit-stand equipment was added to their workstation. When it was taken away, most of the benefits disappeared within two weeks. Source [1]
Browse by how you want people to move. Buy online, or send us an enquiry and we'll help you pick the right mix for your team.
Sit, stand or cycle. A quiet desk bike that lets people pedal gently through emails and calls.
A corporate-grade walking treadmill built for shared office use under a standing desk.
A treadmill and electric height-adjustable desk in one. Walk, stand or sit at the same station.
A balance board for standing desks that keeps legs and core gently working while people stand.
The original kneeling chair. An open, dynamic sitting position that keeps the spine in its natural S shape.
All the benefits of a kneeling chair with the added comfort of a backrest. Sit or kneel on the rocker base.
A height-adjustable kneeling chair on a strong steel frame. Takes pressure off the lower back and tailbone.
A sit-stand perching stool with a 360° pivot seat. Lean, shift and move freely at a standing desk.
A three-dimensional active stool that moves with the body, so people are never sitting completely still.
A balance saddle stool that keeps people gently moving to stay upright, strengthening the core as they work.
A tilting saddle stool for perching at standing height, designed to keep the body in motion.
A playful, flexible active stool that encourages small, constant movements throughout the day.
Tell us about your team and space, pick your stations, and send your plan to our team. We'll come back with a tailored recommendation.
Active seating is one of the few wellbeing investments that sits right where people work. No sign-ups, no scheduling, just a better way to spend the working day.
Unlike a one-off initiative, active equipment stays on the floor and gets used every single day.
Movement breaks up long sitting spells and helps people stay alert through the afternoon.
A meaningful way to give something back to employees at the end of a busy year.
Our physiotherapists and occupational therapists help you choose the right mix for your people.
Perch at a standing desk, kneel for focused work, walk through a call. Small changes in position, all day long.
"Wellbeing budget that sits on the office floor, used every single day."
Why HR teams are choosing active seating
Kneel
Kneel or sit
Kneeling chairs open the hip angle and let the spine settle into its natural shape. The rocker base keeps the body gently moving, so nobody sits completely still for hours.
You don't need a gym. A few well-placed stations in the right spot can change how a whole team works.
Two or three stations near a window in the open-plan office. Staff drop in for an hour of emails on a desk bike or balance stool, then head back to their desk.
Best for: getting started
Swap a small meeting room's chairs for a walking desk and balance stools. Perfect for one-to-ones, catch-ups and calls.
Best for: meeting-heavy teams
Combine active seating with a quiet recovery space. Add kneeling chairs, a treadmill desk and a stretch mat, bookable like a hot desk.
Best for: larger sitesNot ready to roll out before Christmas? You don't have to lose the budget.
Use the builder above or send us a few details. Our team will recommend the right mix for your people and space.
Confirm your order before our December cut-off and it can be invoiced in 2026.
Start 2027 with a brand new active area and a visible win for your wellbeing plan.
Active seating is any seat or workstation that encourages small, regular movements while people work, such as kneeling chairs, balance and saddle stools, desk bikes and under-desk treadmills. It helps break up long spells of sitting still.
The most successful zones are placed somewhere visible and easy to reach, with a simple way to book time. Starting with a mix of stations lets people try different options and find what suits them.
Yes. Visit our Dublin or Tipperary showroom for free one-to-one advice from our ergonomics team, or email enquiries@kos.ie and we'll talk you through the options.
Yes. Many HR teams confirm their order before our December cut-off so it's invoiced in 2026, then launch their active area early in the new year.
Tell us about your team and we'll help you build an active area your people will love. The perfect way to put your surplus wellbeing budget to work.
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