If you lowered the desk to the bottom setting would it be too tall to sit at with a chair?
184570
It isn't something you want to keep changing around. You probably could lower it to sit on a high chair.
184571
Yes. If you had a tall stool and depending on your height....maybe. But it's pretty tall so that it can work over the treadmill.
184572
I have my height adjustments about halfway, leaving about 6 inches to lower, and my treadmill is about 6 to 8 inches high. Raising and lowering would be easier with two people, as the adjustments are on both sides. Maybe with office chair lifted to max height looks doable to me. Walking at 1 mph i find is easy to fully function computer, phone, even writing long hand not disturbed too much. Standing I feel I would lean (terrible posture). I hope any of this helps. Should also mention, I have found the lack of swollen feet and ankles an added bonus. Best of luck to you.
32157
you would have 25 inches of clearance from floor to bottom of desk. hope this helps
1643756
cannot think there would be. You set where you place your chair. Short legs might be an advantage because you wouldn't hit your knees on the desk
84350
I think the chair would be fine for you, especially if you install the footrest. I am 5'11" and eventually removed the footrest because it wasn't low enough for me (felt like my knees were higher than my hips). If you like to sit back in the seat, I recommend you don't have anything near the chair's feet to obstruct it so that you can get as close to the desk as you need to get. I have a foot stand and it competes with the chair feet so I tend to sit more in the middle or on the edge of the chair than against the back rest.
327420
it goes down to 22" at the lowest setting, which is even well below desk height. I have mine at about 30", which is equal to my actual desk.
558541
It depends on the height of your desk. If its a low desk, then you might have some trouble since the chairs lowest setting is still a little high. For example, I have a keyboard tray that is attached to under my desk so with that, I cant cross my legs while Im rolled under the desk.
121362
This is more of an accent chair and it might be too low for a desk. Desk chair is normally about 19" in height to the seat
1618075
Yes, the bottom of the monitors can be very close to the desk or even touch it if you open the holding arms wide enough to get away from the stand's legs. If you install it without the legs (the pole attached to the table) then yes you can position the monitors as low as you want.
996952
It's the height of the arms that may cause a difficulty. My computer desk is at the right height to work on, but the chair arms won't quite fit under it if I have the chair near enough & high enough to be comfortable. It's no big deal, but just means adjusting to sitting slightly away from the desk and the chair can't be moved under it when not in use.
1312610
I don't believe so. You can set it up without but you may need to add a stabilizing bar to the underside of the top if you eliminate the bottom. Also, this is a very small piece to be used as a desk...
1496777
I have it lowered to the lowest position, it does meet my lower back, but you do need to be fully sitting in the seat. Not sure about not sitting back into the chair concern
993534
I think you can, but you may want to consider another option. I am 5'11 and sometimes it gets low. I love the solution for me because I was able to use my existing desk. Hope this helps.
1010320
There isn't that much leg room with the keyboard slider installed since our is a pretty low desk. If you're using a computer chair you'll have to have it as low as it goes.
702848
I would say it depends, as mentioned previously, the bottom and top are the same size and are directly under each other... so you couldn't scoot the chair underneath the desk portion. You would either have to put your feet on the bottom part or lean forward slightly... I am not a student anymore, but I would imagine that it would be a little uncomfortable for me for extended periods of time. Using it occasionally to write things down is ok, but I recommend it to be purely a computer desk, not a study desk. My $0.02.
960283
Depends on the height of the desk of course but I would say it is a little low for a desk chair
1907613
I don't think it would be as stable. However, the legs are adjustable in height. I have it on the lowest setting and it's already higher than an average desk chair. The adjustments could take it up by another 4 inches, so would probably work fine.
2031056
should be able to. I am 5' 11" and don't have any issues. the desk I am using is around 30 1/2 inches high and the arms go under the desk at around 1 1/2 inches. Hope that helps.