20+ years of experience
We have advised companies on the physical work environment since 2002.

Advice and equipment for the physical work environment — analysis first, purchasing second.
Happiness at work
Your neck hurts because the monitor is in the wrong place. Focus slips because the room is noisy. That's why we can look at ergonomics, acoustics, indoor climate, workplace lighting and wellbeing at your workstations — before we recommend any equipment.
How the analysis worksAbout Xsystems
We create sustainable work environments that show in employee health and job satisfaction. Healthy employees are happy employees — and that comes down to ergonomics, acoustics, indoor climate, workplace lighting and wellbeing.
It matters how you sit when you sit — and how you stand when you stand. We have a view on that.
We have advised companies on the physical work environment since 2002.
We can measure lux, decibels, CO₂ and work heights — so the effort can be documented.
We see ergonomics, acoustics, indoor climate, workplace lighting and wellbeing as one interplay.
Focus areas
Ergonomics, acoustics, indoor climate, workplace lighting and wellbeing are all felt at once. So we look at them all at once.

01
Desk, chair and working posture fitted to each employee, so the body holds up all day.

02
Reducing noise and reverberation, so focused work and conversation can share the same room.

03
Air quality, temperature and humidity kept at the level where minds work best.

04
Light at the right intensity and color, exactly on the surface the task requires.

05
Breaks and recovery that prevent wear and tear and keep energy up throughout the day.



Massage & recovery
A massage chair in the break room is both an employee perk and a practical tool against tension in the neck, shoulders and lower back. We help you assess whether it makes sense for you — and where it should go.
See massage chair
PEOPLE WITH EXPERTISE
“Good acoustics don't have to cost a fortune. Sometimes the simplest solution is the one with the biggest effect.”See products for acoustics

Alice Beicher
Work environment consultant

Christian Lundorff

Michael Schou

Alexander Pedersen

Mustafa El-Tahra
Research & knowledge
The recommendations in a work environment analysis are based on research from recognized sources — not on what we have in stock.

NFA · National Research Centre for the Working Environment
DKK 50bn
NFA's 2025 report puts a figure on the cost of wear and tear, accidents and illness. It's the number behind our simple point: prevention costs less than the consequences.
Read the news from NFA
NFA
DKK 50bn

godtarbejdsmiljo.dk · Seppänen, Fisk & Wargocki
10%
A review of several studies shows that sick leave drops by approx. 10% when the fresh air supply is doubled. That's why we can measure air change and CO₂ over several days when the task calls for it.
See the indoor climate facts
godtarbejdsmiljo.dk
10%

godtarbejdsmiljo.dk · Seppänen, Fisk & Lei (2006)
0.43%
For most people, 21-22 degrees Celsius is optimal in an office. Performance drops 0.43% per degree above and 0.37% per degree below — small deviations that add up over a working year.
See the temperature figures
godtarbejdsmiljo.dk
0.43%

DTU · Hviid, Pedersen & Dabelsteen
6-7%
Each measure on its own gives 1-2%. Together 6-7% — and 8-9% for concentration. That's exactly why we look at ergonomics, acoustics, indoor climate, workplace lighting and wellbeing in one analysis.
Read the study on DTU Orbit
DTU
6-7%
We follow knowledge from the Danish Working Environment Authority, NFA, Danish Technological Institute and godtarbejdsmiljo.dk.
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