Would this adjust for working at a standing computer desk and a regular-height desk for different tasks?
468807
I sit at an architects drawing table that is at standing height. It has so many adjustments that you are bound to find a combination of settings that are just right for you. The one concern I had was for stability when leaning clear back - not to worry. It has five legs/rollers and it is Very sturdy. I feel like I could jump on it (I really haven't tried it! No sense pushing your luck) and it would stand the abuse. I absolutely love mine.
468808
I used to have a regular sit down desk. I work behind a computer usually 7-10+ hours a day. I couldn't stand just sitting all day. I work out of my house so I built a table top style desk that I could stand at. Its' about 2.5' deep by 5' wide. On bottom side I mounted a computer keyboard drawer and a shelf to hold my computer. Everything is up off the floor and I can stand for hours now instead of sitting. I can adjust the chair to the new height of the desktop. My desk is fixed in position. It's much easier using the chair to the height of the desk then the desk to the height of the chair. Hope this helps! I used to have a regular sit down desk. I work behind a computer usually 7-10+ hours a day. I couldn't stand just sitting all day. I work out of my house so I built a table top style desk that I could stand at. Its' about 2.5' deep by 5' wide. On bottom side I mounted a computer keyboard drawer and a shelf to hold my computer. Everything is up off the floor and I can stand for hours now instead of sitting. I can adjust the chair to the new height of the desktop. My desk is fixed in position. It's much easier using the chair to the height of the desk then the desk to the height of the chair.... » Read More I used to have a regular sit down desk. I work behind a computer usually 7-10+ hours a day. I couldn't stand just sitting all day. I work out of my house so I built a table top style desk that I could stand at. Its' about 2.5' deep by 5' wide. On bottom side I mounted a computer keyboard drawer and a shelf to hold my computer. Everything is up off the floor and I can stand for hours now instead of sitting. I can adjust the chair to the new height of the desktop. My desk is fixed in position. It's much easier using the chair to the height of the desk then the desk to the height of the chair. Hope this helps! « Show Less
636299
yes, i think it should with an inch to inch in a half spare, so may be tight. the base on the bottom has a wider span, as long as your desk has room down there your good.
1113444
You can adjust this so that the computer is tilted forward. It has little hooks on it to hold your computer on the table, so it may work for you.
2150577
It might if you get the one with the workspace. But you might be able to find something else that would work since you do not need the monitor mounting. You might look at the stand sit desk by Ikea
1643753
Nope! It seems to work better for shorter people (unless the tall person has a very tall desk!). I'm 5'4" and it works great for me & my shorter co-workers.
1687828
You can adjust the height of the pedals to some degree, so in most cases there would be no problem with hitting the underside of the desk.
1972498
I'm 5'7" and using this to work standing up, with additional height possible. It will also adjust lower for a sitting position. It is very sturdy, unlike others I had seen in office supply stores. Plus, most of the parts are metal, not plastic, so it should prove durable.
1133515
I initially bought this to try as a standing desk for the same purpose. While it is tall enough, it is extremely difficult to get adjusted properly and because of the light weight it is also unstable and flimsy. After it threw my laptop on the floor twice, I gave up and sent it back.
1103537
Yes, you can adjust the multiple joints to make the keyboard different heights and different angles.
16686
yes. I brought it for my son. So he uses it all the time for sitting on the couch. He does change the height for standing, but not often. If you are a jack rabbit, like me, I am always up and down, it might get tiresome. But if you leave standing to should work fine. The price is good. PS I have a rolling, adjustable standing/sitting desk with a hydralyic level, but is was $300.00. It was worth it because I was developing hip/back problems and I use the computer constantly for work.
649077
Yes, you can raise and lower the screen in relation to your desk and there is a small amount of adjustment in the angle to the user.
1445098
i don't think so. it would be tight. I would group your monitor, keyboard, and mouse on your desk, take a measurement, and compare to what the fit desk dimensions are.
1723406
Yes you can adjust to 4 different heights. I think it would be fine for you
2147727
Yes, that's what I use it for. But check the width of your laptop, keyboard, a/o monitor. I have my laptop on it, leaving just enough room for a mouse. Also isn't the best solution, ergonomically speaking. You really need your keyboard, monitor, and mouse at different heights. But this is a good, cheap interim solution for getting off your butt at the office.
1141462
This is designed for the keyboard and mouse. The surface allows you to adjust height for sit to stand.
650920
Yes. you could adjust it up and down. I do not know if you could change to a standard one, b/c I did not do it yet. Hope this help.
1573992
It certainly should be since it is adjustable by both height and angle. I would think you could adjust it to the position which works best for your particular situation.