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There is a space inside the desk board to let the body go, then both sides of the desk are resting on the chair so there is no force applied on my stomach. An
by polote 6y ago
There is a space inside the desk board to let the body go, then both sides of the desk are resting on the chair so there is no force applied on my stomach.
And contrary to what we can imagine, there is not much weight, the right part of the desk, which could fall on me if something breaks is about 40kg. Thats the advantage of wood, it is very light
- monksy 6y agoFrom what I'm seeing is: 1. There is a failure near the top of the stand. The whole thing comes collapsing down verticaly 2. There is a failure in the swing-> pressure is pushed towards the user. I just saw that the table connects to the chair.. looks like that would mitigate some of the force 3. When pushing the desk out to get in, there could be a failure at the pivot point above..if you're sitting in there.. that's a post going to the head. Posts are VERY heavy. They're even worse that high up and above you.
- hamburglar 6y agoFYI, I had an extremely comfortable semi-reclined desk made with a poang chair once, and you'll want to know that after 6 months of full time use, the lumbar support eventually gives out on the back cushion and it becomes your worst nightmare. Either reinforce it or prepare to replace it regularly.