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If you choose a manual or motorized standing desk with adjustable height (like the one I use), you can easily move the treadmill to the side when you're not wal
by psanchez 2y ago
If you choose a manual or motorized standing desk with adjustable height (like the one I use), you can easily move the treadmill to the side when you're not walking and switch to working while seated.
I mean, you need to have the space to put the treadmill on the side, but other than that you'll have the flexibility to choose between walking and sitting as needed.
- voidUpdate 2y agoThat might be an option tbh, I have been needing another desk for non-computer work, so I could just swap them over. Do you have any recommendations for a desk? Is this HN Comment sponsored by flexispot? :P
- psanchez 2y agoJust sharing my own experience :D I have an "old" ikea model that is not sold anymore, but the equivalent would be something like this one: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/rodulf-desk-sit-stand-gray-white-s39396321/ https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/rodulf-desk-sit-stand-gray-whit... You can also buy the legs and use your own table (slightly cheaper) https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/rodulf-underframe-sit-stand-f-table-top-electric-white-40497376/ https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/rodulf-underframe-sit-stand-f-t... Again, the advantage is the ability to adjust the height, so you can work either seated, standing or walking if you also have a treadmill.
- voidUpdate 2y agoThanks, I'll probably look into getting that, since most of the rest of my flat is ikea