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I thought the hotness was the treadmill desk. Why would someone want to stand around all day? The fix for this (and most things that office people think they h
by upofadown 13y ago
I thought the hotness was the treadmill desk. Why would someone want to stand around all day?
The fix for this (and most things that office people think they have discovered) is well known in the working world. You just need a tall stool to slouch on from time to time. There is a place between sitting and standing.
- moron4hire 13y agoCame here to make the stool comment. I had a standing desk for a while, and I also had to have a stool. Actually, I built the stool, because I didn't have any money at the time, but I did have plenty of scrap wood. I then had to move to a new city, so I no longer have access to the shop where I used to keep my desk. I sort of miss that stool. It was terrifying to sit on, which I think of as a feature. Nobody else in the shop ever wanted to sit on it, so they could never steal it from me.
- subpixel 13y agoI use this at an adjustable desk: http://store.focaluprightfurniture.com/mogo.html http://store.focaluprightfurniture.com/mogo.html It rules. It encourages a lot of lateral movement, and I find myself using it about 50% of the time my desk is high. I generally stand in the am, and then lower my desk to sit in the afternoon (I use a second-hand Aeron).