How tall is the main shelf? Would it be low enough for use with a low chair?
814766
Yes, the system is fine for chairs at mid-low levels. With a business chair, even at a low level, the arm rest will not go under the main shelf, however, I feel that the shelf is as a decent position.
814767
I have an adjustable chair at the lowest setting when I work from here. I found my regular chair to be too tight a fit for my legs. Id say its 2 1/2 feet maybe
814768
sorry for the late response. i'm using a dining room table chair with it and it fits fine. i'm actually rather tall so that's usually an issue for me too. hope this helped! :)
2161172
The height shouldn't be a problem, but the lower shelf will be. I bump my shins on it I'll the time when I stretch out.
1865719
I never installed the lower shelf, it was fine without it.. a small laptop would work if you want to use it as a desk as the table is a little narrow, but it could work..
2166194
I got same measurement as previous answer. The lower shelf (keyboard) can be set down to the lowest level 28 inches above the floor including casters. By the way, my desk is set up to 39 inches above the floor to fit my height (5'8") for standing.
1365006
There is a full size shelf below, so you would not be able to slide your feet under the table if you used a regular chair. I would definitely recommend a bar stool. Great table. Hope this helps
2158299
The shelf is useful and does provide some added stability, but no, you do not have to set up the shelf. Nor do you have to use the skirt sleeves. This table is 40 inches in height and is meant to be the perfect standing height, which it is. This table is a bit high for most chairs, so a stool should work great, but you could always measure the stool first to be safe. My company has been utilizing this table for about a month and it has exceeded our expectations. Good luck and happy purchasing!
1768459
I don't know exactly how tall it is at its lowest but I think it's close to 30 inches. I do think it may be too tall for a chair.As the other commentator said, the top is made of particle board covered with thin formica, and the screws will rip out with the weight of someone leaning on the end,to push the table down. My husband redid the screws and it works perfectly fine now. I still love my table, for the price, you can't beat it.
2268212
It's sturdy enough. I also use it when I'm putting my shoes on. It's about 1/2 - 1 inch lower than a regular dining chair. Hope that helps.
169867
I have it on a shelf at 3 feet. I feel it is just a bit high. If I rebuilt the shelf I would put it at 2 to 2 1/2 feet high.
1862997
no too low your legs wont fit under the desk unless you have a VERY short chair
1609174
The second level is adjustable but I can't tell you exactly how low it can go. I do know that if you place a laptop on the shelf at its lowest level, you can't fully lift the top of the computer. If you are just using that shelf for a keyboard, it would work perfectly for short people - I'm 5'3" and it's ok for me.
1711467
Top shelf is about 3.5 in high - all one piece, so it would have to be a deep drawer if you were putting anything tall on the tiers
1970875
Hi Edward. You have to consider a shelf with a depth of a mínimum of 25 cm or better 30 cm for better stability. The legs (pair) will span up to 21 cm. Best regards, Alberto
1265350
Sorry not in a place i can get to. A little less then 12" I think. Good shelf
42725
I don't have a tape measure with me, but I'd say the middle shelf is about 8 inches tall. That said, I think you could use a very short type of fabric drawer or bin on the middle shelf. I found the best use of the space to be for shoeboxes.
1880776
Definitely will go low enough for use with a regular chair - adjustable for sitting to standing positions.
93014
Lower legs actually screw into the top legs at shelf, which is exactly 5" off the ground from bottom edge. If you splay-leg the legs, you may be able to achieve the height differential you need, though. Remember, construction is quite flimsy, so evenly cutting it could be a problem!