Since the maximum height is 48" could this desk also be used with a treadmill with arms?
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If a treadmill with arms could fit under the desktop then the desktop would be at a height that would far too tall for most people. Ergonomic experts recommend your hands be no higher than ninety degrees from your elbows when typing.
2133635
I believe it can. We have a girl in the office who has it without the arm rests as it wouldn't fit under her desk otherwise.
993534
I think you can, but you may want to consider another option. I am 5'11 and sometimes it gets low. I love the solution for me because I was able to use my existing desk. Hope this helps.
999187
Probably not - it's well-built, but a compact length arm. Each arm section is only about 14 inches long, so it'd basically be extended out virtually straight at 27 inches. It's clamped to the side of my desk about halfway to the rear of a 36" wide top, and is a very comfortable "fit" in that setting. Sounds as if you need a "full size" boom.
1838240
I believe you could use this with just one arm/hand. You can slide with your fingers or thumb and close with the desk top or your leg. Hope this helps
1648913
My treadmill is a "TreadDesk" brand specially designed for standing desks, it's total height is 4 inches from the floor. I set the TrekDesk in the shortest holes, marked F on the side slots to create the shortest desk possible. It measures 46.5 inches from the floor to the work surface. I'm 5'6.5" tall and this setting is just barely comfortable for me. I would prefer the desk be an inch or maybe two shorter. When I add the keyboard on top of the desk, the crook of my arm have to reach up a bit forming an angle a bit less than 90 degrees. This feels a bit "tight" to me, like I always have to hold my arms with bicep tension to reach the keys. I think this desk is designed to work with the more common treadmills that have much taller bases. I'd say mark 46.5 inches on the wall in front of your treadmill then, while standing on the treadmill imagine your keyboard is resting on top of that mark, does it feel comfortable? That's the only way I can think to pre-test the height. For my height treadmill I'd say 5'6.5" is the minimum height this desk fits but it has tons of room for extending it taller and most treadmills are taller than mine. Hope that helps. :)
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I'm not standing in front of it at the moment so I can't give you an actual measurement, but it goes pretty high...I'm 5'-11" (with longer legs and a shorter torso), and I use mine with a Treaddesk, which raises me an additional 4"-5" off the floor, and this desk goes up to the recommended ergonomic measurement for keyboard wrist placement (i.e., my elbows). I don't even raise it up to the max!
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I am 5'1" and use the TrekDesk. I was meticulous in measuring the lowest height of the trekdesk (from scematics on their website) and then checking the height of the treadmill panels before I bought a treadmill. The bottom of my treadmill panel is just below the lip of the desk. Also, I put a rubber mat under the treadmill to raise it up a bit. They recommend that anyway in case of oil leak.Mine works fine. After a few tens of times of jumping on and off I have to adjust the belt.
82921
Sorry but no, because it mounts with screws. If you had a wooden surface or similar material on your treadmill that you could attach it to, than by all means go ahead, but unless you have a place to mount it with screws, you cannot
203193
The Arm's max tension is reached right around the 30# mark, much over that and they likely wont be able to hold the monitor in the position desired. Beyond that, these particular arm's really don't have that good of a vertical range for a monitor of that size leaving you with little room for adjustment - and you certain wouldn't be able to rotate the monitor without having the arm mounted to the desk.s
1436218
The desk is a completely separate assembly, so you could leave them off if you wanted to. But if you only need a basic treadmill, there are other options that are probably cheaper.
664960
I personally have the 72" versacenter and have a 30" and 2 x 19"s with plenty of space to spare. I don't see any reason you couldn't fit 2 x 24" on on the 48... If you are worried about height restriction, know that the desk as well as the top shelf is all configurable. Definitely a great desk!
213239
The only issue that I see is that it may not be wide enough. Check to make sure your treadmill isn't wider than 36 inches.
1818795
My husband is 6 feet tall. He came and stood in front of the desk, and said the height was no problem for him. He went on to say that as long as the surface wasn't so low that his arms were at waist level, he saw no reason he would not be perfectly comfortable--the key was he didn't have to slouch over. I think your best bet might be to see where the desk height is in relation to your body, because that is the level at which your arms would be resting.
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I do not have an ergotron monitor myself but the desk is fairly large and the back should have plenty of space to set one up. I have two 27" monitors next to one another without taking too much space. I don't think mounting the arms would be a problem.
781299
Just measured inside and out and I don't believe it would fit. I think 48" would be max. Sorry.
2202815
Not sure if the treadmill would be wide enough....I have it on a table and can just walk/exercise in place.