Short answer to your question is: it depends. I did recently change my home office to treadmill desk. I'm from Finland, so I won't give any product recommendat

Short answer to your question is: it depends. I did recently change my home office to treadmill desk. I'm from Finland, so I won't give any product recommendations. One thing I noticed it is very hard to find information about treadmills that you don't plan to use just for running, and might need to lose the handrails. Long answer would depend on questions like how much space you have, how much do you weight, budget, planning to run also, do you have a desk already and how adjustable it is, and so on. I think I only found one site on the net that talked about making your own treadmill desk. As the luck would have, he used the same cheap model I managed to track down (about $200). If you go cheap, it probably fits better and you can get rid of the handrails if need be. If it's more expensive, it probably is so sturdy that your standing desk needs larger adjustments to fit around and on top of it. For me the Ergotron setup I have needs heavier setup to wall, but other than that, things work fine. When this cheaply made and assembled treadmill I got breaks I don't know if I give up on the concept, since I'd really like to use bigger and sturdier treadmill, but that takes so much more space. Or you can get specifically for desk use made treadmill and even a desk to go with it. 2000 € was the web price here.