How do I know what size standing desk to get?

To begin, set your standing desk at about elbow height. This means your elbows should be in a 90 degree position from the floor. As a guide, the average 5’11” (180 cm) person would have their desk about 44 inches (111 cm) high.

What is the best height for standing desk?

Generally, the best height for a standing desk should be at elbow level. This implies measuring the height from the floor to the bottom of your elbow while your elbows are at a 90-degree angle from the floor. This is the level at which the desk should be made.

How do I choose the right desk for my height?

Stand up and take the same measurement. If you intend to use an anti-fatigue floor mat, also consider that height when taking this measurement. Select a desk that adjusts at least as low as your sitting elbow height and at least as high as your standing elbow height.

How do I choose the right desk for my workstation?

Select a desk that adjusts at least as low as the shortest sitting elbow height and at least as high as the tallest standing elbow height; If you’re unable to accommodate a shorter user, consider adding a footrest or an adjustable height keyboard tray to your workstation.

Should I buy a standing desk?

There are many reasons to buy a standing desk (sometimes called stand up desks, sit-stand desks, or sit-to-stand desks), but there are so many choices that finding the best fit for your needs can be a challenge. This article summarizes things you should consider before you buy. First, is a Standing Desk Right for Me?

What type of desk should I invest in?

We strongly encourage you to invest in a table, desk, or desktop unit that adjusts all the way from sitting to standing heights. They offer the greatest flexibility and support for healthy and productive work and long-term well-being.