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If you don't mind taking a picture of that set-up, I'd like to see it. If you don't feel comfortable, I'd understand as well. :) I have back-pain and have been
by programmertote 6y ago
If you don't mind taking a picture of that set-up, I'd like to see it. If you don't feel comfortable, I'd understand as well. :) I have back-pain and have been looking for a (cheaper/affordable) way to have a lounging work set-up like that for two years now. Every decent option I see would cost me ~$5000 and I cannot afford that right now. Thank you.
- linsomniac 6y agoI'm afraid I no longer have any part of either of those setups except for one of the monitors, the bike maintenance stand, and the monitor arm. I looked through the oldest photos I have online, and it looks like they are all after that setup, or at least don't include any photos of it. With the exception of the two monitors, which were $1,100 each, the setup boiled down to roughly: $300 for super duper monitor arm, $250 for the entertainment center (close out from fancy furniture place), club chair I already had, but was $350 from a going out of business furniture place. Also $50 for a couple USB hubs I sticky tape mounted conveniently located on entertainment center (computer was back behind entertainment center).
- programmertote 6y agoGot it! Thank you for replying with the details. :)
- randycupertino 6y agoYou might like this "pillow pal" which I use on long flights. It's three inflatable pillows and they attach in various shapes with velcro. What is so ingenius about it is you can blow them up inside the space you need for arm or foot support- they're great for long haul flights but I also recently dug them out of my travel bag and used them as a footrest and arm rest for when I am working on the couch. https://www.amazon.com/Flypal-Inflatable-Blow-Up-Cushion-Flights/dp/B074T9CP81/ https://www.amazon.com/Flypal-Inflatable-Blow-Up-Cushion-Fli...