Can I work on this thing while standing (putting this on my desk)? What's the max height you can get out of this?
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Our daughter uses it on her desk and she is 5 ft 7 in. tall. And the laptop table could be raised another 6 inches.
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You can't type standing up unless it its on something. So, unless you're 5', it probably won't reach. It can, standing up, go raise the laptop about 1 ft. Hope that helped!
1035290
I can't remember how tall honestly, i know that doesn't help much. I didn't even put it on though because it didn't feel like it would be secure. When i was putting it together the boards cracked and the screws poked through. Its a nice little desk as long as you put it together gently.... i remember when i held the printer stand on the desk it took up a ton of room which is another reason i didn't put it on. I know this doesn't help much though.
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11" at least. That tower must be incredibly heavy, which might be the real problem. Where did you get something so big? You might just put it on the floor or buy super strong rolling platform. The desk rolls but the stack platform doesn't.
177446
It is not that strong. I think if you bent over, it could break. It works great as a stand for it on the desk. Hope that helps.
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It depends on how high the desk/table that you attach it to is. The desk I use as the base is relatively low, so my 6'2" brother couldn't use the standing desk at an appropriate level, but if you start with a higher table, it should be able to go high enough.
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It might be a stretch. I'm 5'10", sometimes I wear heels, but this puts me right at 6" and I find my positioning, especially wrist and keyboard, aren't as comfortable as standing flat foot. You could always stack it on another platform on your desk, but at that point you might just want to build yourself a custom one. That aside, I've been standing since the start of the year and I love it!
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When placed on a desk with the legs deployed in a 'Z' configuration it is quite solid unless one would lean heavily on it. I'm 5'4" and I could easily type on the laptop standing up by the desk. The stand could be raised quite a few inches higher for someone taller and still remain fairly solid. I've uploaded a photo showing my installation over my Logitech Momo sim racing wheel.
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approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more... » Read More approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you « Show Less
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Is the desk about an inch thick? Based on how I've seen this product attach, I would say there is a very good chance that you will be able to use this. I would be cautious on the weight of the monitors. Meaning: Let's not push it to the max. I've seen very similar mounts work fairly "cheap" desks.
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I use it while standing, I'm 5'-7" and it all depends on how or wherre you mount it. Wouldn't matter if you were 3' or 7'
687290
I'm not positive you could lift the work piece absolutely vertically due to the screw/rubber piece projecting beyond the clamp base. It will depend on how far the screw/rubber piece have been advanced toward the table surface which will depend on the thickness of the work piece itself. The distance from the clamp base to the edge of the work piece is also a factor and could give enough clearance if you didn't need for the clamping point to be farther from the edge of the work piece.
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No much. Mine is free standing, but with a little cabinet trim work, see now reason why you could not.
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Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
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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.
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No, it is not a standing work station. I have one and do not see that there is an easy way to extend it further.Good luck!Keith
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You could put it level with the rest of the desk. Just take out the extensions for it.
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I have, it's stable enough, but not comfortable for prolonged use since you have nowhere to rest your arms... it's no replacement for a standing desk.