I am 6' 1/2" tall, desk is 28-1/2 inches from the floor to the undersurface of my desk. Would I be able to use this without adjusting my desk height?
1336504
height is relative to your seating not the desk height. In your chair, how much knee room you have should be greater than 6 inches.
1336505
Possibly, if you could lower your chair enough. I'm 5'11 and use it at a 28 inch desk. But my seat height is less than 17". Here's the chair that I use. "http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/130313/WorkPro-Quantum-9000-Series-Ergonomic-Mid
1336506
I am 5'10"; the distance from the floor to the top of my knee is 22" (while wearing an athletic shoe). When I pedal, the top of my knee is around 27-28" high. You can place the deskcycle further ahead under your desk to be sure your knees will not hit. I think you should measure from the floor to the top of your knee to see if the top of your knee is not much more than 22". This is a sturdy piece of equipment. I've been using this equipment almost daily since the end of March. Hope this info helps.
1336507
I am 5'10"; the distance from the floor to the top of my knee is 22" (while wearing an athletic shoe). When I pedal, the top of my knee is around 27-28" high.You can place the deskcycle further ahead under your desk to be sure your knees will not hit. I think you should measure from the floor to the top of your kneeto see if the top of your knee is not much more than 22". This is a sturdy piece of equipment. I've been using this equipment almost daily since the end of March. Hope this info helps.
464164
That should work. My veridesk measures 24" on the part that touches the desk. If it hangs off slightly, it shouldn't matter for the performance since you are only talking an inch and a half.
1004816
Definitely not, too much movement on this chair and the bottom works itself loose from the base. Too low for desk and would be very uncomfortable.
316828
Technically, you can get it to drop below the desk surface by adjusting the locking teeth (inconvenient) that allow for clamping to a thicker desk surface. That could get you maybe 3/4 inch below (and the upper limit would be correspondingly reduced).
927297
Probably not. The platform, with slider mechanism measures nearly 31" and then there are two brackets that attach the unit to the underside of the desk that extend an additional 3/4-1" on either side.
257738
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.
928416
I'm not standing in front of it at the moment so I can't give you an actual measurement, but it goes pretty high...I'm 5'-11" (with longer legs and a shorter torso), and I use mine with a Treaddesk, which raises me an additional 4"-5" off the floor, and this desk goes up to the recommended ergonomic measurement for keyboard wrist placement (i.e., my elbows). I don't even raise it up to the max!
1605182
The top of the work surface is exactly 28 inches high where I have mine set. There is some adjustment for height but even at the highest setting 36 inches is the max you can get out of it. I have been using this desk for about 18 months now for my main work station for doing watch repair and scale aircraft modeling. I purchased a very nice office desk chair to go with it that has an adjustable height and I am 100% pleased. The surface top is huge with more than enough room to spread projects out on without knocking them off the table. It has proven to be a very stable work surface for my needs. At only 28 inches it does not sound like what you are looking for though. The surface does tilt up from the back but absolutely no way you could use it standing up unless you are about three feet tall.
66136
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.
2081433
Maybe.... but I wouldn't use this under a stand-up desk. It has to be in an incline position and because it is manual the movement is at times irregular and you may need to grab something for stability.
2131353
I would believe you could use this, BUT I would definetily not straight on a desk. I would put a mat under it. You may put too much pressure and I would NOT want to damage the desk. Good Luck, Joannie :)
1733745
There's a lot involve when using this product. You are correct that the desk needs to be lower if you want it at 26" when it is in the down position. My normal desk height is at 28". Remember, the rest of your desk must function as a usable desk and a 21" desk is not useable. You should be most concerned about what the correct height is when your standing in front of it with it in the "UP" position. From your shoulder to your elbow should be straight down along your body and from your elbow to your wrist should be 90 degrees out from your body while your typing on the keyboard. With it UP, your keyboard will be on the same plane as the screen and the screen will be "low" and will probably need to be raised up. Your eyes should be level with about the top 2" of the screen and you should not tilt the screen up from a low position to see it. I've used this product and other products and we have found that once the desk is UP, it stays UP. I supplied everyone with a drafting chair so you can sit UP to the desk. It's a Staples product #126805 and adjusts from 23" seat height to 33" height. You should also use an anti-fatigue mat to stand on. The nice thing is the draft chair wheels will not roll on the mat because it is too cushioned so once you put it in place, it will stay, even if your just leaning against the chair while standing. There is ANOTHER PRODUCT you can look at if you decide not to go up and down. It's call the Stand Steady desk and is also sold on Amazon. It's 24"x20" desk surface is nice for your computer. If you are tall, you can also purchase leg extenders. Stand Steady also has a larger version that will also allow you to have room to write on any papers you may be working on. After doing this for a while, my final solution is the larger Stand Steady desk top, leg extenders (for tall people 5'8" and above), anti-fatigue mat, drafting chair. GOOD LUCK.
1361397
It might be a tight fit, I measured mine at 21 1/2 inches, you might have to let the laptop hang over the edge a bit. I really like the desk.
508755
The keyboard tray is 26.5 inches from the ground to the top surface of the tray. There really isn't a way to adjust the height other than adding blocks or something like that under the desks legs, which would heighten the whole desk.
1199236
On the model I purchased the height is not adjustable. I do really like the desk. Very sturdy and stable.
1687826
It depends on the desk and the angle you are setting the stamina Instride at.Truthfully, if your desk has a key board shelf, you will probably have a very close, if not impossible, clearance for the way we use it at our house. If you lowered it to the lowest level, there is a possibility, BUT, the angle will be so shallow that you will probably be pushing the unit more than pedaling it - if you do not have a matt to make sure it does not "run away" from you.
2131355
I would believe you could use this, BUT I would definetily not straight on a desk.I would put a mat under it. You may put too much pressure and I would NOT want to damage the desk. Good Luck, Joannie :)