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Anyone running a desk at standing level (or adjustable height for part time standing)? I've been curious about this lately after reading all the articles about

• oscarduignan 16y ago
  Yes, here's my poor-man's standing workspace: http://imgur.com/LGArE.jpg http://imgur.com/LGArE.jpg I've found it works really well, it affords me lots more storage space, and (after the first week of working with it) has eliminated my lower back pain. I recommend it to everyone, and you don't need any fancy ergonomic equipment to get started, just a bit of ingenuity. However if you do give it a go, keep in mind that the first week of standing can be pretty... tiring! And if you're adventurous (and have one to hand) you could even try using it with a treadmill.
• elcron 16y ago
  I've tried it a few times out of necessity in robotics pits ( http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/ http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/ ). I've always found it enjoyable (except for the noise) , but I was normally doing quick changes. I think my max time was an hour and I didn't feel any noticeable pain/discomfort.
• thaumaturgy 16y ago
  I built a workbench in my shop with some 4x4s and good quality plywood. It's standing height, has our data recovery setup on one half and engine rebuilding area on the other half. It's a really nice change of pace to go out there and stand for bit.
• there 16y ago
  my ikea jerker is at standing height. i stand or use an architect's stool. my home office: http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4063/4575283982_937809715b_b.jpg http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4063/4575283982_937809715b_b.... http://www.flickr.com/photos/symmetricalism/4575283296/in/photostream/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/symmetricalism/4575283296/in/ph...