Kore Work Cart by Kimball
Desks,
Workspaces,
Carts
Kore Work Cart is a mobile workstation designed to support the evolving ways people work, learn, and provide care. Its flexible functionality helps create productive environments that adapt easily to changing activities and workstyles across workplace, education, and healthcare settings.
Overview
Features & Highlights
- Mobile workstation designed for privacy, efficiency, and flexibility
- Pneumatic height-adjust capability
- Rechargeable battery enables work beyond fixed power locations
- Quickly reconfigures and relocates to meet evolving needs
- Good Design Award Winner
- Nightingale Award for Product Innovation Excellence
- Interiors & Sources Readers' Choice Award
- Interior Design Best of Year Awards Honoree
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Fixed Height, No Accessory Rail -
Adjustable Height, Accessory Rail -
Storage Cabinets, Accessory Rail, Markerboard, Tackable Felt
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Open-Shelf -
Hinged Door -
Open-Shelf, Hinged Door -
Open-Shelf, Slide Out
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Utility Cup -
Clock -
Picture Frame -
Name Plate -
Wavy Shelf -
File Organizer -
Sit-on-Surface Cubby, Rechargeable Battery not Included -
Undersurface Cubby
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Linear -
Wisp -
Studio
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Ply Rim -
Plywood Edge -
Softened, Vinyl -
Softened,Wood
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No Felt -
Felt in Middle Section -
Felt in Upper Half -
Felt on Back
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KORE Work Cart
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KORE Design Story
Surface Materials
Design Center
Design Support
Lead Times
| Product Series | Lead Time (Ship Date) | Quick Delivery Lead Time (Delivery Date) | Special Notations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kore® | 4 WEEKS | ||
| KORE® WOOD UNITS | 4-5 WEEKS | ||
| KORE® SOLID SURFACE (CORIAN) | 8 1/2 WEEKS |
Designed by
Daniel Korb
For over 30 years, Daniel Korb’s work has been celebrated for being simple, intuitive, and made for human needs. His methodology and approach traced back to where his career began—as an architect. Since then, Daniel has broadened his width in architecture to include communication and design—disciplines that have shaped and refined his perspective as a whole. In the context of design for interior environments, Daniel focuses on creating the ideal solution for the end user—products that function as beautifully as they look.
Today, Daniel calls Baden, Switzerland, his home and inspiration. It’s also where he works – alongside his wife – at Korb + Korb, a studio they opened in 1989.
