Corporate Wellness · Flow at Work
A workforce in flow, works.
Real flow takes two things: a body that keeps moving and a mind that isn't buried in open loops. FluidStance balance boards handle the first, burning 19.2% more calories than sitting. Slope desktop whiteboards handle the second, putting the to-do list right where the eyes already are. No sweat, no schedule, no app to open.
- Increase in calories burned versus seated work
- 19.2%more calories burned than seated work, hour for hour
- Share of users reporting a better workday
- 83%report a happier, more energized workday on a deck
- People supported by one Fleet
- 15people can share a single Fleet of five decks
Fleets deployed in offices worldwide
- Salesforce
- Nike
- Apple
Two kinds of flow
Flow is physical.
Flow is emotional.
Work needs both.
Flow is when the work just moves. That takes a body that isn't stiff from six hours in a chair and a head that isn't juggling forty things it's afraid to forget. FluidStance builds for both, from the floor up to the desktop.
01 · Physical flow
Balance boards keep the body moving.
Shared FluidStance decks make the standing desk the comfortable choice. Subtle, constant motion underfoot means more calories burned, a lifted heart rate and 3+ hours a day at standing height.
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02 · Emotional flow
Desktop dry erase keeps the mind clear.
A Slope between keyboard and monitor gives every open loop a place to land. Write it down, get it out of your head, wipe it when it's done. Less mental clutter, more room to focus.
Explore desktop dry erasePhysical flow · The standing desk problem
You bought the desks.
Nobody raised them.
The majority of employees with a height-adjustable desk never use it at standing height for any meaningful period of the day. The desk goes up once during onboarding and stays down for the next three years. It isn't a discipline problem. Standing still is genuinely uncomfortable, and there's no reason to stay up there.
Put a board under their feet and the math changes. Subtle, constant motion makes standing the more comfortable option, and employees on a FluidStance deck spend over 30% more time at standing height, averaging 3+ hours a day.
"The desk gives them the option. The board gives them the reason."
Choose your Fleet
Five decks. One rack.
Fleet pricing.
Every Fleet ships as a complete kit of five balance boards plus a Hi-5 storage rack, so a shared space is running the day it arrives. Configure your deck, frame color and rack material below. Ordering five Fleets or more? Bulk discounts apply.
Configure & deploy
Fleet: five decks, one rack.
Ships from California
Bulk discounts on five Fleets or more
Outfitting several floors or offices? Order five Fleets or more, that's 25 decks and 5 racks, and volume pricing applies. Ask us for a quote.
Need PO, net terms or multi-site shipping? Talk to our team instead.
Rack always empty? Add capacity.
Extra decks and a second Hi-5 Rack ($ 389) keep a busy floor supplied without renegotiating the whole rollout.
Custom laser engraving
Make every deck in the Fleet yours.
Put your logo, team names or a pattern from your own campus straight into the wood. The engraving is burned into the grain, not printed on top, so it lasts as long as the deck does.
- Decks
- Any Level® or Original
- Woods
- Bamboo, Walnut or Natural Wood
- Placement
- Top deck, back, or both
- Artwork
- Logos, names, patterns and maps
Send your artwork and we'll send back a proof before anything is engraved.
The research
Movement you can measure, not a wellness poster.
FluidStance decks have been studied independently, including by researchers at the Mayo Clinic, to quantify what low-grade, continuous motion does to a working body. The results are small numbers that compound across a workday, a team, and a year.
15%
higher average heart rate than sitting. An aerobic nudge, not a workout.
19.2%
more calories burned versus seated work, hour for hour.
3+ hrs
average daily time at standing height once a deck is in play.
0
measurable cost to focus, typing accuracy or call quality.
Figures from FluidStance's white paper research and independent lab study of the Level deck versus seated and static standing work. Usage figures reflect self-reported deployment data from corporate accounts.
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Step 01
Take five decks off the rack on your way in.
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Step 02
Everyone stands. Laptops stay shut unless they're needed.
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Step 03
Decide, then rack the decks or take them back to your desk.
A culture of movement
Hold a Board Meeting. Literally.
Pull five decks off the rack, roll them into the conference room, and run the meeting standing on them. Something changes: people talk faster, decisions land sooner, and nobody sinks into their laptop. Teams who do this once stop scheduling the sit-down version.
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Meetings that stay dynamic
Standing, moving bodies keep energy up and meetings short. The deck is the built-in timer.
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A reason to come back to the office
Nobody commutes for a desk they already own. They come back for the room, the ritual and the gear they don't have at home.
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A wellness benefit people actually touch
Unlike an app nobody opens, a rack of boards in the middle of the floor is visible proof that the company means it.
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Movement becomes contagious
One person on a deck in an open floor plan is the best internal campaign you'll ever run.
Equipment, not decor
An office designed to move feels different to walk into.
Decks out where the team already gathers, and a rack that keeps them there between sessions. Die-cast aluminum, real wood top decks, built in the USA. It reads as gear worth using, and it quietly invites the next person to step on.
Build your Fleet
Why a Fleet, not a headcount order
Shared gear, zero admin. The rack does the managing.
You don't need a board for every badge. You need boards where people work. Five decks and a Hi-5 rack cover a floor, a pod, a conference room or a hot-desking zone, and the system polices itself.
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In use, or in the rack. When a deck isn't under someone's feet, it's upright in the Hi-5, visible, clean and ready for the next person. No sign-out sheet, no IT ticket.
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Read the rack. Half-full at 2pm is a healthy floor. If the rack is always empty, demand has outgrown supply. Add boards per rack, or add a rack.
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Scale by floor, not by desk. Start with one Fleet per team zone, watch the rack for two weeks, then repeat what works. Most accounts roll out floor by floor.
Decks return between sessions. Supply is matched to the floor.
Demand has outgrown supply. Add decks per rack, or add a rack.
The rack is your usage dashboard. One glance tells you whether the floor is covered. No software, no survey.
Emotional flow · The mental load problem
Twelve tabs. Forty sticky notes.
One tired brain.
Most of the stress at a desk isn't the work. It's holding the work in your head: the follow-up you can't drop, the number you'll need in ten minutes, the idea that showed up mid-call. Every open loop quietly pulls attention off the task in front of you.
Writing it down closes the loop. A Slope sits between keyboard and monitor at a natural writing angle, so the list lives where your eyes already are, not buried in an app or curling off the bezel. Write it, do it, wipe it. Every day starts clean.
"The board under their feet moves the body. The board on the desk clears the head."
Meet the Slope
A clear head, one line at a time.
A magnetic dry-erase board shaped to sit between keyboard and monitor. The keyboard tucks underneath when you need the desk back, and there isn't a single sticky note left to fall off the screen.
- Natural writing angle, right in your sightline
- Nests your keyboard underneath
- Magnetic surface from 50%+ recycled steel
- Made in California
Putting a Slope on every desk on the floor? Ask about volume pricing.
The flow desk
Build out the desk that clears the head.
Most desks start with a Slope. For visual thinkers, laptop setups and hot desks, the rest of the system works together magnetically, so a Flow Card written at one desk can walk into the next meeting.
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Dashboard
204 sq in of magnetic dry erase with pen storage and Flow Cards, made for visual thinkers.
$ 129 Shop -
Wedge Desktop Dry Erase Organizer
A compact whiteboard for the day's top priorities, sitting right in your sightline.
From $ 44 Shop -
Loft Laptop Stand
Lifts the laptop to a healthier eye level and nests a dry-erase organizer underneath.
From $ 99 Shop -
Magnetic Dry Erase Flow Cards
Rigid magnetic cards that replace sticky notes and travel from desk to meeting room.
From $ 19 Shop
Full flow, one order
A Fleet for the floor.
A Slope on every desk.
Movement underfoot, clarity on the desktop. The easiest way to start is one team zone: a Fleet of five shared decks, plus a Slope at each of the 15 desks it serves.
Rollout questions
What facilities teams ask us first.
How many boards do we need per floor?
One Fleet of five decks comfortably serves up to 15 people, so start with a Fleet per team zone or shared standing area. Then read the rack: consistently empty means you're under-supplied, consistently full means you can move a Fleet to a busier floor.
Do shared boards actually get used, or do they gather dust?
Placement is everything. Racks in circulation space, near the kitchen, the standing desks or the conference room, get used daily. Racks in a storeroom don't. Employees with access to a deck spend 30%+ more time at standing height, averaging 3+ hours a day.
Is there a hygiene or maintenance burden?
None beyond a wipe-down. Decks are hard-surface aluminum and wood or composite, they carry a lifetime guarantee, and there are no motors, batteries, apps or firmware to manage.
Can we buy against a PO with multi-site shipping?
Yes. Larger deployments ship to multiple offices on one order with consolidated invoicing. Tell us headcount, floors and locations below and we'll come back with a rollout plan and volume pricing.
Do you offer bulk discounts?
Yes. Bulk discounts are available on orders of five Fleets or more, which covers 25 decks and 5 racks, enough for a mid-size floor or several team zones. Send us your headcount and locations and we'll return volume pricing with the rollout plan.
Why pair balance boards with desktop whiteboards?
Because flow breaks in two ways. A stiff, static body drags energy down by mid-afternoon, and a cluttered head loses focus to everything it's trying not to forget. Shared decks keep people moving; a Slope on each desk gives every open loop a place to land. Together they cover the whole workday.
Which desktop whiteboard fits which desk?
The Slope suits most desks, in an Original or Large size to match the keyboard. The Dashboard gives visual thinkers more room plus pen storage and Flow Cards. The Wedge is a compact option for hot desks and tight setups, and the Loft is built for laptop users who need the screen raised.
Which deck should a first deployment use?
The Level® is the easiest introduction, with a gentle range of motion anyone can step onto in dress shoes. The Original suits teams already comfortable with movement and premium client-facing spaces.
Join the movement.
Salesforce, Google, Nike and Apple run FluidStance Fleets in offices around the world. Email our corporate wellness team and we'll send back the white paper, pricing for Fleets and desktop whiteboards, and a floor-by-floor rollout plan.
Corporate sales
Email a workplace flow specialist directly.
No form, no queue. Your note goes straight to the team that plans corporate rollouts.
move@fluidstance.comHelpful to include
- Headcount and how many floors or team zones
- Office locations, if you're shipping to more than one
- Whether you're buying by card, PO or net terms
Know what you need already? Configure a Fleet or pick your Slope and check out directly.