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My work has a similar model. They're quite nice, and I've gradually been working on how much I'm standing - up to about 2 hours now. As far as power goes, my d
by caw 13y ago
My work has a similar model. They're quite nice, and I've gradually been working on how much I'm standing - up to about 2 hours now.
As far as power goes, my desk has a hidden power strip on the underside. It powers the lift feature for both legs (so there's only 1 wall plug), but you can also plug in your monitors so you don't need to have 10' cords on all your equipment. They also sell a power strip that can mount to the top of the desk, so again you don't need very long cords for all your peripherals (phones, chargers, etc).
For network cables you'll still need a cord long enough to travel to the standing height.
- tracker1 13y agoI tend to be a neat freak when it comes to organizing a desk, and will often have a surge strip velcro'd to the underside of a desk. Industrial velcro & straps are pretty cheap, and can be adjusted pretty easily when moving/relocating equipment. I've been thinking of getting monitor arms, since I am fairly tall, I tend to want my desk lower (at elbow height) and my monitors higher than most will rise up from that height, so that I can actually sit up straight and look forward... I'm pretty heavy so don't think going straight to a standing desk would work as well for me.