What is the minimum height from the floor to the top of the arm rests? I'm trying to slide this under a low profile desk.
1311744
Not really sure but the chair sits high on lowest setting. It probably won't fit. Didn't fit my regular desk.
1530883
unfortunately only about 58 inches between armrests I can't lay down on it but good cheap sofa for sitting and to make good use of wasted spacetop of armrest is about 4 inches above cushion so if you are shorter than I you could rest your head on one
996953
I am unsure. Maybe they sit with the chair at the full extension due to longer legs. Which is how I have mine. The arms are in line with the desk. But I can lower the chair and it fits fine underneath the desk. I find the chair to be quite comfortable myself. Anyway, hope this helps. :)
1031880
The highest part of the front of the armrest is just under 35 1/2 inches. The arm dips then sweeps up to join the backrest and goes above 35 1/2 inches but the front of the arms will fit under a 35 1/2 bar counter.
819479
21 inches from metal to metal of arm rest and a few inches less by the arm rest cushion
2017079
19 inches from the ground to the top of the seat cushion. Keep in mind you only have 5-7 inches of cushion before the arm rests will interfere with that height if you are planning on them sliding under the table.
1267459
The arms are shorter then the front of the chair. They are 29" high and will slide under most standard 30" tables or desks. They are not easily removable. My wife used the chair for about 4 months while recuperating from surgery and was very pleased with it. We dined out several times and she never had a problem getting close enough..
1175556
26 inches from bottom of arm rest to floor. 27 inches from top of arm rest to floor, This is not the child's version.
1473997
I didn't measure , however , I have an average glass desk and he chair slides under on the lowest setting level. These chairs are super comfy . Love mine
509788
From the floor to the top of the seat cushion it is 18 1/2 inches. From the floor to the top of the arm rest it is 25 1/2 inches.
1910281
I measure it at a bit over 5/8". Note that the base of the arm that rides along the track is ~2 7/8" tall, so presuming you expect to move the keyboard base in and out on the track, you need 3" clearance. But then the whole keyboard tray can drop even lower, by another 5-6" at least, so your minimum clearance depends on how you expect to operate both the base moving in the track and also the tray position in the base when you move it.
1500530
I know that somewhere on line I saw the dimensions. The only slight drawback to the height of about 30 inches is that if you have a wheeled office chair with arms, it might not roll all the way under the desk. A regular armless chair would probably be best with this desk. When I lower my chair all the way, it pulls under the desk at least part way. The dimensions listed by Lou on June 28th seem right to me.
1895755
No, it ranges from approximately 27-30 inches from floor to the top of the armrests
1142090
The seat can go as low as 16" (top of the seat to the floor). The arms are about 7 1/2" to 8" above the seat where is is comfortable to rest your arms. The arms slope forward so it depends.
1530776
I think 29 inches is pretty much standard. I have a swivel desk chair with arms, and I keep the chair up high enough that the arms don't go under the desk, but I am close enough to the desk that I didn't really think about it until you asked!
1010320
There isn't that much leg room with the keyboard slider installed since our is a pretty low desk. If you're using a computer chair you'll have to have it as low as it goes.
1747696
Floor to top of seat cushion: 16 to 21". Floor to top of arm rest: 25 to 31".