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Thanks for the info. This seems like a good option. Any ideas on chairs?

• pasbesoin 17y ago
  Keep your eyes open -- basic office chairs seem to often be on sale at one place or another. And sale prices often seem to knock a significant percentage off the normal price. People can be rather particular about their chairs, though. Make sure whatever you get is comfortable. Some may want to pick or bring in their own. You'll also want to make sure they roll ok on whatever you have as a floor. It gets tiring quickly if every tuck in to and every pushing back and standing up is an effort. Chair wheels are one factor. But if the flooring is just uncooperative, there are plastic chair mats that can help. They can also protect less durable flooring, if that is a concern. With the Persbo table/desk, if you try that route, I would suggest getting just one at first and seeing what you think of it. Tastes and performance needs vary, and I'd hate to steer you wrong if yours don't match mine. You might also look at some of the other table tops, e.g. if you decide you need a harder (laminate) surface or something capable of a higher load. Pay attention to the edges, though. I find that sharp angles on the edges are significantly less comfortable. I tend to lean on the table/desk edge at times, and they really dig in, then. Good luck! P.S. Try typing on the Persbo top, as well, if you can. I realize now that since it's lighter weight, it resonates a bit more with the typing and so makes the typing sound somewhat louder. Especially in a shared workspace, this might bother some people (I know others' typing noise bothers me; however, the workspace I described is my own, private one, so this is not a factor for me in using the Persbo top).