Any idea what the lowest height setting is? I'm hoping to get a stand I can use while sitting at my desk. Thanks!
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the lowest height setting of Stage Rocker Powered by Hamilton is 22 inches (56 cm.)
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Hi Mark,Sorry, but I'm out of town for a few days and don't know the answer off the top of my head. I would need to measure it when I return home. If you don't hear from me early next week, please feel free to ask again.Tim
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Roughly 21.5 inches. It has 5 settings, 21.5 inches being the lowest and 38 inches being the highest. Although, the highest setting seems a little unstable to me.
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27" floor to top of the stand at the 2nd to the lowest setting, perfect as I'm using an office desk chair.
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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.
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It's a sturdy stand but it's only for a sit down setup...my set isn't here, so I cannot measure the height max, but I can say this...it wouldn't be stable topped out. I do know that it def won't go high enough to stand.
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The height is somewhat adjustable. Since it's all "put together" plasic pieces, the are a couple of pieces that can be left out to make the total height lower. It's simple. However, I did measure it and it may just be able to slid under a 25-inch desk (though the top shelf would be unuseable). I like mine. Serves its purpose.
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On the model I purchased the height is not adjustable. I do really like the desk. Very sturdy and stable.
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It is too low to use at a desk in my opinion. I keep mine in full recline and the top of the front part of the cushion then is about 18-19 inches high. For the money especially, it is a excellent TV viewing chair or for relaxed reading. I find it hard to believe anyone would actually try to use it as a desk chair. Course I do use my tablet often when sitting in it.
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The monitor height is not adjustable, although the monitor angle can be adjusted up and down. I have my unit on a table rather than a desk, so the height works for me, but as the base of the stand is about 8" x 8" -- and thus quite stable -- it would be quite easy to set it on a book or something firm that is at least as large as the base to raise it if necessary.It was interesting to see Terse's response. Contrary to his experience, we have had no problems at all with our Dell All in One, which we've had for about 6 months. Plugged it in and connected it to the Internet and it's worked perfectly since. The monitor height is not adjustable, although the monitor angle can be adjusted up and down. I have my unit on a table rather than a desk, so the height works for me, but as the base of the stand is about 8" x 8" -- and thus quite stable -- it would be quite easy to set it on a book or something firm that is at least as large as the base to raise it if necessary.It was interesting to see Terse's response. Contrary to his experience, we have had no problems at all with our Dell All in One, which we've had for about 6 months. Plugged it in and connected it to the... » Read More The monitor height is not adjustable, although the monitor angle can be adjusted up and down. I have my unit on a table rather than a desk, so the height works for me, but as the base of the stand is about 8" x 8" -- and thus quite stable -- it would be quite easy to set it on a book or something firm that is at least as large as the base to raise it if necessary.It was interesting to see Terse's response. Contrary to his experience, we have had no problems at all with our Dell All in One, which we've had for about 6 months. Plugged it in and connected it to the Internet and it's worked perfectly since. « Show Less
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I just returned from a short trip to Eureka Springs, AR---so I had to wait till I got home to get the yardstick. The lowest setting for the Peak Music Stand is 33" for the top of the sheet music and 22" for the bottom of sheet music. I am delighted with this music stand. It is very sturdy, but light to carry. It ieasy to put up and take down, and there is a nice case for carrying it. I have several other types of music stands, but this is much better. Hope this helps answer your question.
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I have a stand desk and this stepper, so I gave it a try: It's not bad. The stepper raises you higher-- up 4 3/4" at the low end (when one petal is fully down) and 7 1/4" at the high end (when both petals are even), so your stand desk needs to accommodate that. Mine barely does; the keyboard position is the main issue; I raised it 5", but it's still a little lower than I would like. Raising it 7" is about right (I put a pad under it). There's about a 2.5" bob up and down when I step, but it seems reasonable-- at least for 10 minutes worth of stepping. The mouse harder to work with than the keyboard. --- Great idea, you should patent it! W. I have a stand desk and this stepper, so I gave it a try: It's not bad. The stepper raises you higher-- up 4 3/4" at the low end (when one petal is fully down) and 7 1/4" at the high end (when both petals are even), so your stand desk needs to accommodate that. Mine barely does; the keyboard position is the main issue; I raised it 5", but it's still a little lower than I would like. Raising it 7" is about right (I put a pad under it). There's about a 2.5" bob up and down when I step, but it seems reasonable-- at least for 10 minutes worth of stepping. The mouse... » Read More I have a stand desk and this stepper, so I gave it a try: It's not bad. The stepper raises you higher-- up 4 3/4" at the low end (when one petal is fully down) and 7 1/4" at the high end (when both petals are even), so your stand desk needs to accommodate that. Mine barely does; the keyboard position is the main issue; I raised it 5", but it's still a little lower than I would like. Raising it 7" is about right (I put a pad under it). There's about a 2.5" bob up and down when I step, but it seems reasonable-- at least for 10 minutes worth of stepping. The mouse harder to work with than the keyboard. --- Great idea, you should patent it! W. « Show Less
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There's a lot involve when using this product. You are correct that the desk needs to be lower if you want it at 26" when it is in the down position. My normal desk height is at 28". Remember, the rest of your desk must function as a usable desk and a 21" desk is not useable. You should be most concerned about what the correct height is when your standing in front of it with it in the "UP" position. From your shoulder to your elbow should be straight down along your body and from your elbow to your wrist should be 90 degrees out from your body while your typing on the keyboard. With it UP, your keyboard will be on the same plane as the screen and the screen will be "low" and will probably need to be raised up. Your eyes should be level with about the top 2" of the screen and you should not tilt the screen up from a low position to see it. I've used this product and other products and we have found that once the desk is UP, it stays UP. I supplied everyone with a drafting chair so you can sit UP to the desk. It's a Staples product #126805 and adjusts from 23" seat height to 33" height. You should also use an anti-fatigue mat to stand on. The nice thing is the draft chair wheels will not roll on the mat because it is too cushioned so once you put it in place, it will stay, even if your just leaning against the chair while standing. There is ANOTHER PRODUCT you can look at if you decide not to go up and down. It's call the Stand Steady desk and is also sold on Amazon. It's 24"x20" desk surface is nice for your computer. If you are tall, you can also purchase leg extenders. Stand Steady also has a larger version that will also allow you to have room to write on any papers you may be working on. After doing this for a while, my final solution is the larger Stand Steady desk top, leg extenders (for tall people 5'8" and above), anti-fatigue mat, drafting chair. GOOD LUCK.
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The height of the monitor has been no problem for me. It sits on my desk, on its stand, and is at eye level. Im a normal height and sitting straight up. I don't have any way of measuring it, but I believe it is taller than 18.2 inches with the stand. I have not used the tilt function since the screen is so large and it is likely not needed. It sits naturally with a just slightly reclined posture so it has a larger viewing angle from straight on or just above.
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The height of the stand can be changed by a simple button adjustment underneath. There are three settings. It is molded plastic, about 4 1/4" high at the lowest setting (top button). The middle setting puts it about 5" high and the highest setting (bottom button) will put it about 5 3/4" high.
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There are two different ways you can angle the stand. The way it is shown in the photo above as well as a lower setting. I use mind on a desk as well as on my lap in the recliner or in bed.
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I purchased this stand last Christmas for my Grandson, and I haven't had an opportunity to visit his place and actually take a precise measurement lately. I notice, however, that "PJH" asked on 4/01/14 "HOW HIGH OFF THE FLOOR WILL THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN BE?", which is about the same question. One guy answered basically "I set mine at 32 inches, but could have gone higher if I'd wanted." "Another said he'd estimate the bottom of the screen could be at least 30-36 inches off the floor. Both answers fits my recollection of the flexibility and capability of the stand. Hope this helps.
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Pat,I measured it and it is 21" to the lowest setting and 41" to the tallest setting. I really like it. It has a heavy base and is built solid. You can adjust it to any position you want. has a nice boom on it. I hope I helped you decide. Rick(tats)
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HI - yes I am about 6'4" barefoot and I would like a smidge more too...The Varidesk Pro goes to about 15" or maybe 16" off the desk surface. (just measured) This is in ADDITION to the desk risers that I bought last here on Amazon. I have my desk rasied 3" all around just so I can sit comfortably at it. Mine are clear and just wonderful. The combo is good enough for me that I love the Varidesk Pro with my mods. It would be EASY to build a base of plywood or similar and set it on as well to get your height without raising the desk as I did. My monitor does not raise and I have had to build a base 8" tall and 10" wide from a 2 x 10 I cut, stacked, nailed, and painted black. Looks good now and I have the monitor up where I need it. If you are remotely interested in a stand up desk - I really think this is a great way to go. And it's easy to rig up ways to make it work for us taller guys.
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Height is adjustable from 36 to 60 inches - floor to threaded male connector. Using a microphone adaptor would add a few more inches. I know that Shure Brothers, and maybe others, makes a desk stand that is much shorter, and may work for your application.
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You can adjust it to various heights. I have 2 1/2" from my desktop to the bottom of the monitors. They are 22" monitors.