What should the height of the user be?
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I am about 5' but the handlebar is able to be changed (and elevated for a 6' person at least.) My only c/o for this walker is that the sidewheels are just a tad too wide-26.5" and I keep hitting grazing the mop boards.
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My dad is about 5' 6" and there is adjustment left to go shorter on the handles, probably a least another 4 to 6"
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The height of the user can vary since you can extend the upright bars to the handles. However, this is not a big sturdy unit. Would not suggest it be used for a larger person.
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The height of the handlebars can be adjusted. I am 5'3" and have the handlebars about in the middle. I like this walker because it can fit in smaller spaces, but I have another one with a seat and for any longer walking, it is good to rest.
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the handles can be adjusted up and down to fit the user. However I would not recommand this item, poorly enginered, can not be used w/o basket.
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Depends on the settings or rather how tall you (or tallest user) is. I am 6 ft 1 inch or so and set the machine to 6.4 to get full inversion. At that setting it is just a hair over 7 foot high. My guess would be the tallest user could not be more then 5 foot 5 inches with your low ceiling. That aside, this is a great item and we have no regrets and highly recommend it. Good luck.
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Exercise ball diameter Person's height 45 cm 5' and under 55 cm 5'1"- 5'8" 65 cm 5'9"- 6'2" 75 cm 6'3"- 6'7" 85 cm 6'8" and taller
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Hello Kathy,Define age and height. It is relatively light but takes some coordination to get it set up.
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I would have to measure I am 5'3" so its more than ample room for me. I will measure tonight and respond again. Its very comfo and easy to use.
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The seat height is important, and you will want to chose the right seat height based on the height of the individual. We bought this for my mom who is under 5 ft tall. She had one with a higher seat which was difficult for her to get in and out of and uncomfortable when she was sitting as her feet did not touch the floor and just dangled. Thie lower sets is perfect for her
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6.5' - 7'... It should work anywhere you can stand straight up in. And it's adjustable, so if someone shorter wants to try it, all you've gotta do is turn two knobs. Not completely take it down and reset it up.
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The key to setting this up correctly is to set the arm cuff at a height that keeps the user's wrist as straight as possible when holding the mouse on the mouse pad. The height of the cuff is fully adjustable. The cuff can move about freely with respect to the mouse pad from zero to approximately nine inches away, so it will work well regardless of the user's arm length. The surface of the mouse pad is approximately 1.5 inches above the surface of the table to which this device is clamped, putting it at about the same height as the keys of a typical keyboard. Most important is to set the chair height for optimal positioning of the user's shoulder. The key to setting this up correctly is to set the arm cuff at a height that keeps the user's wrist as straight as possible when holding the mouse on the mouse pad. The height of the cuff is fully adjustable. The cuff can move about freely with respect to the mouse pad from zero to approximately nine inches away, so it will work well regardless of the user's arm length. The surface of the mouse pad is approximately 1.5 inches above the surface of the table to which this device is clamped, putting it at about the same height as the keys of a typical keyboard. Most important is to set the... » Read More The key to setting this up correctly is to set the arm cuff at a height that keeps the user's wrist as straight as possible when holding the mouse on the mouse pad. The height of the cuff is fully adjustable. The cuff can move about freely with respect to the mouse pad from zero to approximately nine inches away, so it will work well regardless of the user's arm length. The surface of the mouse pad is approximately 1.5 inches above the surface of the table to which this device is clamped, putting it at about the same height as the keys of a typical keyboard. Most important is to set the chair height for optimal positioning of the user's shoulder. « Show Less
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Ditto on T.P.'s answer. That is what I used them for and the height was spot-on. Again...depends on usage/expectations.
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Height-adjustable arms and legs let users find a perfect fit as this rollator accommodates users 4'11"-6'4" (147-188 cm)
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There are pretty tall. I don't have the manual on me, but probably around 7 or 8 ft tall. Probably closer to 8
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There appears to be a "Tall-User" add on. See excerpt from the Ergotron website below:Tall-User Kit for WorkFit DualConvert a WorkFit-S, WorkFit-A or WorkFit-C Dual Display Workstation to reach the ergonomic height requirements of taller users. Also upgrades a standard WorkFit Dual by adding up/down tilt to the displays.
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I am 5' 9" and it's perfect typing height for me. Unfortunately, this may be too high for you.
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You'll want to have at least 80" of space side-to-side.Length is at least 98" if using the leg attachment.Height is a minimum of 74" (even if you haven't attached the optional pull-down attachment.
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Probably six inches would be enough. This product did not work therefore I sent it back.
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Hi Susie, This is a great question. The answer is 5' is perfect fit. We have had many people who are 4'10" -6'5" give us feedback and all have said it was not an issue. As always FitDesk has a 100% satisfaction guarantee and will even pay return shipping. This allows you to try the FitDesk with NO RISK. FitDesk
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I believe that would be up to the user's discretion. Hopefully that helps! Thank you! :)