I am not quite 5' tall. I want to use this at a desk. Will it go low enough for me?
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Hi Kathleen, The lowest this stool can go is about 20" (from floor to top of cushion). I unfortunately can't answer your question because there are many factors when it comes to height (length between knee and ankle, length between pelvis and knee, etc) . The best I can recommend is find an object that is 20" high and sit on it to see if it would be of a comfortable height for you. Hope that helps.
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seat is about 21 inch at lowest. seat is thick.will roll very quick on hard floors slower on rugs may roll too quick on hard floors.
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The lowest position it goes is 21 and a half inches from floor. You can try something of this height to know whether the stool will fit you.
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Can the wheels be removed to be a stationary chair, or would that scratch the floor?
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The top of the chair cushion is 20 and 1/2 inches from the floor. Hope this helps!
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Yes. you can adjust the height of the desk to several levels... higher or lower I am only 5'3 so yes the desk would work for you. I love it and standing part of my day has made a big difference on how I feel at the end of my day. I love it and would totally recommend it.
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I bought this for my mother who is 5'2" and uses it with the seat alllll the way down as far as it can go. I'm 5'8" and have used it with the seat much higher. But can't remember if it still had more upward movement available. But I have very long legs so I'm guessing it should be ok for you at 5'10". Hope this helps!
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I am 5'3" and it works fine for me. You should be able to adjust it to fit your height. You will probably be pleased with how light it is.
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it goes down to 22" at the lowest setting, which is even well below desk height. I have mine at about 30", which is equal to my actual desk.
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Mine does not sag much, but since I am short and using a 55, it would not be a good desk height. I think most people using them at a desk are using a larger size.
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i believe you can let some air out to lower it a bit, but i'm not sure it's advised. i am 5'2" and it is a good height for me with or without heels. conversely, a co-worker who is 5'8" also uses one without issue. the stool will bend to accommodate shorter individuals while retaining it's height for taller individuals. hope this helps - i love my ergo!
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The seat adjusts from 18" (lowest) to 22" (highest) position. So it would not really work if you were trying to sit at a desk that was only 20" high. Most tables and desks are usually between 27" and 30" high. That's pretty standard. I'm guessing this is a children's desk?
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Its adjustable actually, To tell you the truth I need to measure it myself but I really think that unless your desk is a rare 8 foot high desk I think you should be alright. Ive never had to adjust this to the highest level it would go.
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I am about 5' 6" and I find the chair to be about perfect. However, I do prop my feet up under my desk, so that may help balance out any issues related to my lack of height :-)
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I'm 5 foot 5 and it is perfect with the seat as its lowest. I imagine if you adjusted the seat you would ride just fine.
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The desk is most definitely *not* adjustable. I'm 5'7" and it is not comfortable for me at all. I never use the desk.
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I'm guessing no, but not sure. I'm 5'7'' and it works well for me. I got the desk because its small and it fits well in the spare room that I have my computer in. I don't think that it is adjustable.
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Sure it would look fine. I'm 6' 2" so my legs don't fit easily under the desk. That's my only complaint. Otherwise, it's a pretty decent desk. Suits my purposes fine.
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approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more... » Read More approx 18" vertical on mine as I have it adjusted ( I assume you want to see if it will fit in your desk) .... the height will vary with the angle you have the base support set --- (i'm guessing mine is about 15 degrees from absolute vertical .... if the angular base were made even more narrow, it would increase the height, a wider stance would lower it .... ( I see someone else measured a lower height, which I'm sure is valid for the way he has his adjusted)you will see a fair amount of variation depending on how you adjust it, but, as a practical matter, if you have more than 18" vertical clearance, it should work for you « Show Less
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No, it would not go that high at all, at the most to sit at normal high desk for a short person like me.
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yes, for me, but I'm only five foot three and the stand is as high as it will go. On the other hand, my desk is 31 inches high, so if you have something that's higher it could possibly work. Good luck.