I had a friend awhile back (no pun intended) who had back problems and had one of the wall mounted desks in her cube raised up to about elbow height standing. That seemed to work good for her
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Submitted by Glenn Ross on Wednesday July 10th, 2013 3:33 pm
If you haven't already, do some keyword searches around stand up desks, workstations, etc. Over the last year, I've seen multiple articles on the benefits of using a stand up desk. There may even be a forum or two out there.
Submitted by Elise Sorbo on Wednesday July 10th, 2013 11:33 pm
You'll want to sit some of the time. Standing all day every day is also an issue - ask retail clerks, nurses, grocery store clerks and so on.
That means you need to be able to get your desk and posture to coordinate. Adjustable desks are super expensive, adjustable chairs are more affordable. Just something to consider.
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I had a friend awhile back (no pun intended) who had back problems and had one of the wall mounted desks in her cube raised up to about elbow height standing. That seemed to work good for her
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There's a whole sub-culture out there
If you haven't already, do some keyword searches around stand up desks, workstations, etc. Over the last year, I've seen multiple articles on the benefits of using a stand up desk. There may even be a forum or two out there.
You'll want to sit some of
You'll want to sit some of the time. Standing all day every day is also an issue - ask retail clerks, nurses, grocery store clerks and so on.
That means you need to be able to get your desk and posture to coordinate. Adjustable desks are super expensive, adjustable chairs are more affordable. Just something to consider.
Lisa