I'm working more at home lately, and would like some physical flexibility.
Does anyone recommend any particular adjustable-height desk or table? Or any thoughts on relevant issues-- durability, functionality, capacity, cost? (Some of them look so cheaply made.) Anyone already work at one and love it? Hate it?
Are you a leaner, b3ta? If so, is yours sturdy? That's a concern of mine. (The photos show all the 140-lb. users nicely standing away and only resting a hand or two on the desktop.)
I prefer to just build a bar height desk and use a bar stool. I bounce back and forth from sitting in the stool and standing. Desk is stable nothings moving up and down. Large heavy surface with a nice eased edge . I feel more comfortable drawing by hand when standing. I also feel more comfortable at a bar. It's a cheaper option especially when you want something large enough to lay full sheets, and a couple monitors / computers.
Adjustable desk/table recommendations?
I'm working more at home lately, and would like some physical flexibility.
Does anyone recommend any particular adjustable-height desk or table? Or any thoughts on relevant issues-- durability, functionality, capacity, cost? (Some of them look so cheaply made.) Anyone already work at one and love it? Hate it?
Thanks for any info.
I looked seriously at the one wirecutter recommended, but decided now is not the time to spend on a desk...when finances get better
https://www.upliftdesk.com/adjustable-height-desks/
I've got this desk. Built like a tank, but get the casters, big difference.
Are you a leaner, b3ta? If so, is yours sturdy? That's a concern of mine. (The photos show all the 140-lb. users nicely standing away and only resting a hand or two on the desktop.)
Yep, I got the commercial version.
I've been using a Fully Jarvis desk for over a year now and it has been a dream to use: https://www.fully.com/standing-desks/jarvis.html
Simple to set up as well.
I prefer to just build a bar height desk and use a bar stool. I bounce back and forth from sitting in the stool and standing. Desk is stable nothings moving up and down. Large heavy surface with a nice eased edge . I feel more comfortable drawing by hand when standing. I also feel more comfortable at a bar. It's a cheaper option especially when you want something large enough to lay full sheets, and a couple monitors / computers.
The old school is the best school.
I have this and love it
https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/p/skarsta-desk-sit-stand-white-s59324818/
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