Are you able to lift the leg rest all the way up, and sit straight up? I like to have a flat surface when I'm on the computer.
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Hi William, I use the futon for a mattress support for an air mattress by ComfortAire, so I have not had it in a sitting position any time since I bought it. The mattress is well supported and it has worked out well for that. It is obviously horizontal when it is used as a mattress, but I don't have clarity for you about sitting.
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yes, in the picture it shows the legs of the footrest folded under, but they do unfold and it is the same height as the legs under the seat. Because it does fold out into a bed so the surface would have to be level.
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Hi William, I use the futon for a mattress support for an air mattress by ComfortAire, so I have not had it in a sitting position any timesince I bought it. The mattress is well supported and it has worked out well for that. It is obviously horizontal when it is used as a mattress, but I don't have clarity for you about sitting.
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I received my wheelchair in Nov., 2013. Yes, my leg rests elevate into differing positions including my leg being straight out (fully elevated). The foot rests and padded rests also fold so they can be maneuvered where I want them to be (sometimes I need them out of the way completely in order to be comfortable).
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I don't have a computer chair yet. I'm using a small round ottoman. But it does sit low.
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I'm sitting in chair now and I don't think a tall person's leg would form a 90 degree angle. I'm 5'4" and my feet have to go past 90 degrees to touch the footrest. Although I will say it's not uncomfortable at all. I'm just looking at my legs from the knee down and it's not a 90 degree angle.
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Not if you sit up straight. I change the height of the sit every once in awhile.
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Yes, though if you do, the keyboard tray is a bit low so it is likely you will bump your knees on it. I assembled it without the keyboard tray.
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Yes, I think you could do this. with the legs completely collapsed there is already about a 2" space between the bottom and the surface you rest it on. If your laptop is wider that 15" you may have to lift the table up a bit to make more space
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With the legs fully extended it will raise your laptop 13 inches. I would get out a ruler and see if 13 inches from your current desk top will raise it high enough...probably not without you slouching. And yes it is flimsy. I only use it while laying in bed, for that it works fine.
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I'm a full time college student and do my homework at the desk quite comfortably all the time... If you are wondering whether the chair can get up underneath the desktop then no.... The desktop and bottom shelf are the exact same size.... You can get a chair right up to it, but not under..... Either way as I said I'm always comfy doing homework...
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It might be a stretch. I'm 5'10", sometimes I wear heels, but this puts me right at 6" and I find my positioning, especially wrist and keyboard, aren't as comfortable as standing flat foot. You could always stack it on another platform on your desk, but at that point you might just want to build yourself a custom one. That aside, I've been standing since the start of the year and I love it!
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When placed on a desk with the legs deployed in a 'Z' configuration it is quite solid unless one would lean heavily on it. I'm 5'4" and I could easily type on the laptop standing up by the desk. The stand could be raised quite a few inches higher for someone taller and still remain fairly solid. I've uploaded a photo showing my installation over my Logitech Momo sim racing wheel.
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I love the desk and how it looks. However, I'm 5'4" and there is only about 2" between my legs and the bottom of the desk. An office chair, that rolls, is out of the question. I'm using a low chair from an old dinette set. I've been trying to think of a way to raise the desk about 4" without it looking crappy. If the legs were longer the desk would be perfect. Very sturdy.
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I'm 5"4" and I was hitting my knees under my computer desk. I pulled my keyboard and mouse back to the edge of the desk top and pedal away. It's hard to use the keyboard or write while you are using it though. Mine has held up really well and although not a cardio workout by any means, keeps the legs moving!
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I have not had that issue at all with this chair. And I spend way too much time in front of the computer. :)
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I used my laptop on the raised side, while the mouse was used on the flat side. It was great to use and worked very well. (I was in a hospital bed with a broken ankle and this table had many uses.)
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There are little legs on the back you can use to tilt the keyboard up on the top, but I have to keep my wrists even as much as possible, so I keep the keyboard flat. I use wrist rests home made, with dry rice or small dry beans in them. I hope this makes sense. :-)
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Yes the Padded leg rest does allow you to adjust the elevation level. It does hold the level of elevation very well. I use it myself every time I am in the chair.