Can the forearm rest adjust in height in relation to the table? If so, how much higher than the table is it able to go?
1015449
Yes. the forearm rest height may be adjusted to be higher than the mouse pad. The mouse pad rests roughly one inch above the surface of the table. Pushing the two rotating ratchets to extremes, I am able to get the forearm rest roughly 4 inches above the mouse pad while keeping the forearm rest level. If you allow the forearm rest to tilt, you could get more height (though, I have no idea why anyone would need more than that).
1015450
It can adjust to about 90 degrees which probably put it around 2-4 inches above table level. Not sure why you would do that unless standing, in that case it might not work well or not depending the height you need for the keyboard. I quite like mine, the washers did fall out and we had to insert a lock washer to solve problem. Since doing that though it works great and take shoulder stress of very well. Takes some getting use to.
1015451
Yes, it can using the adjustment on the arm but when you adjust it higher it tilts to the left. In any case I have it about 1 inch above the desktop and it works for me. I don't mind the slight tilt at 1-inch.
1015452
It attaches like a vice, you can add whatever between the desk and the device, maybe 2-3 inches. It is strictly personal preference. I have 3 different ones that use the someone and a 4th states this is not needed for her. ?? Hope this helps�
1015453
about 4 and 1/2 " there is alot of adjustment in this item. Both at the first pivot point which is as I said 4 1/2" and at the arm rest point there is another adjustment of about 2-3". It is built to fit many people.
700033
it's adjustable on the height, we've had both a high top table and a normal top table and been able to lower it to fit under our normal height and raise it to be really close to our high top....so you can choose where you want it.
1005621
Correct. The knobs on the legs allow for easy height adjustment. I am 5'4 1/2 so I adjusted it when I first bought it. My son is close to 6' and he fits well on the table. The adjustable head rest is also easy to use.
1034522
At the lowest height setting, the arm rest sits about 1/4 inch above the desk surface. Because there is a little bit of back-and-forth "wobble" to the arm rest (allowing for natural movement), this amount of space is negligible and you could consider it to be desk height.
1018669
I have the ergo rest mounted on the front of a table that is 11.5 inches from front to back and my key board and mouse sit on it. With the rest in a balanced and comfortable position under my forearm, my fingers reach about 2 inches onto the table when the rest in all the way back and my fingers reach 1/2 inch beyond the rear of the table when fully forward. Net front to back movement is about 9.5 to 10 inches.
130911
Hi there! I am 5' 4'' and I found the mouse pad to be entirely too high and so removed it. The arm rest part itself is fine, although now I have to compensate for the little metal post that sticks up where the mouse pad is supposed to go. I recommend getting the one without the mouse pad. After that, it's just a matter of attaching the device to your desk.
1272090
No. While it is perhaps possible to shorten the height a bit with great effort and the right tools, you would still need to account for the space required below the working surface for the tilt mechanism an for access to the knobs and pins associated with the trunnion and other hardware. As built the table surface is already at comfortable working height. This is a heavy tool and I used a block and tackle just to stand it upright - you would need something stronger than a "table" to safely support it.
393669
Yes....but I dont recommend buying this table ..my arm rest broke 2 wks after recieving ..and the underboard also..6mths later...so unable to use a practically new table ...very disappointed...tried to contact the company ..no response...I only use it at home w husband. Both of us are small people ..its a cheap filmsy product
562225
Its a regular height, or probably a little bit taller depends on how tall your table is.
1905149
I have not found how the leg height can be adjusted but I have not had to adjust the height, I am able to sit on my bed with the table over my legs with no problem. It helps that I am able to tilt the top slightly making it easier to type and look at the screen. I feel that this table serves it purpose well and the price is not bad, I recommend it.
966460
Peggy, I haven't tried to adjust the height as it was fine right out of the box. It does appear to be adjustable but not sure of the range. As others noted, it is not soft but I love how stable it feels (I'm a big guy) and it is one of the best business chairs I've ever owned.
1321903
I am 5'10" and am currently sitting on this chair...unfortunately, so are my shins. In other words, due to my height, my shins (not my knees)rest on the kneeling portion of the chair. Even with the chair's adjustable heights and cushioned padding, it may be difficult for taller people (5'10" and up)to sit at a standard table/desk (height) comfortably.
2076286
Not the table height. But the harness holder is and in fact can be removed. The Harness holder is completely portable and adjustable.
755845
The arm heights are adjustable but not low enuf for me (5ft3in)...it doesn't bother my wife who's the same height so go figure...
1532702
Hi, You can actually adjust the Height at any position. Great Table by the way. Regards
1034523
If you lower the arm rest all the way, on the one I have, the bottom of the padded, cushioned, trough like surface, is about 1/8 inch higher than the desk top. When your forearm presses down on the cushioned padding it will be just about exactly at the same level as the desk top. This is the lowest adjustment. You can only go higher from there.
519329
No, it's stand is not adjustable height wise, but I would recommend getting an arm, I believe you could get one up for under $80