I work at a stand-up desk; looking for something to rest my butt on occasionally. Would this work? What are the "saddle seat" dimensions?
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Hello, hope this helps L 17.5" x D 9". AND what I like very much is the curvature of the seat instead of the flat design. "Occasionally" ...don't see why not. Have some fun with it while making it more comfortable by going to a craft store, purchasing some nice quality meaning "firm" foam. Then go to a local fabric store buying less than a yard of fabric and some elastic. Make your own cover that can via the elastic be taken on & off. Simple project & instant gratification. Try it!
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I like these stools a lot. I have the 18" tall, the seat of which is 9" x 17 5/8", with a dip of about 3/8" in the center. They are fine to use as little tables, even with the dip. If a 24" seat is the right height for your purpose, I would definitely recommend this stool.
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The seat dimensions are 9 inches deep and 17 1/2 inches wide. The stool is 18 inches high; this is also the height of a typical dining room chair. While sitting at it you wouldn't be up high enough to work at the stand-up desk. But for something to sit on and "take a break" I think it would work well. I find the curve in the stool seat makes it more comfortable.
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Seat is 17-1/2" W x 9" D x 24" H. Got these for my peninsula & it came in handy when I had a problem w/my knees so that I could sit at my counter to help prep food & do dishes. Hope this helps!
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the seat is about 18 inches. yes you can use it at a desk, i do the same. it is about the height of a dining chair.
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I did not measure the back it's at work. The seat is about 16" wide and 4" tall. That would make the back rest about 16" wide, the back is not adjustable and will not move. Hope this helps.
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Yeah if you have a bench seat it'll fit really good. Mine never moves and it's hefty enough not to slide around if it's leather. Was surprised by the weight when I got it. Solid piece. �
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Depends on which one you choose. I know there is an option that can fit a thicker desk, but unsure how large it can accommodate. The most common ergo rest is the one used on a normal desk.
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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
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It is nominally 16" from cushion edge to cushion edge - wide enough to comfortably seat all but the biggest butts (mine used to just fit pre-diet). BUT! This is primarily a "kneeler" more than a seat. If you have balance issues it is too narrow to comfortably balance on soft ground as a seat. As a kneeler or as an assist to stand up, it is wonderful. My 89 year-old mother uses it in all three capacities - to sit, to kneel and to help her stand up from both sitting or kneeling.
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I think it might be too big for you. I'm a little bit heavier and had to sit lightly. I mostly got it because of a fractured right tibia and needed the seat a little higher because of arthritis in my left knee and those raised seats were really uncomfortable
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Standard desk height is 30"It may be a tad short May want to look into a stool
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Hello David! The dimensions are listed as: Seat: 23-11/16"W x 22 1/2"D and Back: 24"W x 34-11/16"H. I hope this helps. Thank you for choosing OfficeMax!
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As to comfort this may depend on individual size, preferences but I do find these stools very comfortable for extended seating however check that with the minimal stool height of 24", that, your work desk is high enough to accommodate you in a seated position and at a good working height.
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hey, you might want to look over here for the product dimension and what it is suited for. http://www.airhawk.net/airhawk-products.aspxwith the measurements, you will be able to properly compared it to your seat to see if it is a good fit. :)
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I'm 5'10" and at a "standard" desk the Fit desk is just about right for me - but I could lower it about 3" so it might work for you. Here's some maths: my eyes are at about 5'6" (I stand with my knees slightly bent), the computer I use which rests on a cooling pad on top of the fit desk is at about 3'10". The desk stands at 2'7" and the fit desk rises above that another 1'1" but could be lowered about 3". Where my hands rest on the pads is at about 3'9.5". All these measurements are +/- 1.5" or so.
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Look underneath the stool, if there is a rectangular opening for the back rest to slide in to then yes. If there is nothing but the stool bottom then the back rest will not attach. I use and love it and if you have any version of the saddle throne you should be okay with it fitting.
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I bought this for my 5'9" daughter, so I don't know... I'm 5'4" and I use a mall footstool at my office, when needed. If you sit on a chair low enough for your heights, you may be working at an (ergonomically) low position compared to the table/desk height, so a foot stool with a chair raised appropriately might be better for you anyway. The chair is very attractive and comfortable as is.
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I would not expect you to be able to work at desk. I miss read the question. This is definitely not an office chair.
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It's not high enough to sit at a desk. I have a lap desk for a wireless keyboard and mouse, and I also have my monitor on an arm that I can adjust. That's how I can work from this chair. It's certainly comfortable, but it won't replace a traditional desk chair.