Can this stool be used for a standing desk?
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Fully raised, the seat on my wheeled stool is about 26" from the ground. The tractor seat is very comfy, but its shape compels you to sit on it fully. It wouldn't be that comfortable to just lean on or try to perch on it in a standing posture. I think an upholstered chair would work better in that case. But it is quite comfy as a regular computer chair, and the price was right.
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To make it easy to use for a standing desk you would need some kind of ring or step bar to get you higher on the seat. I actually use this in the kitchen to work at the stove or counter and do not put it up as far as I would like due to my own physical problems. It would go high enough. With rubber soled shoes I step on one of the legs of the chair to hoist myself a little higher on the seat.
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My daughter said it is adjustable. It can be adjusted to a taller height. She said it would work.
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The seat dimensions are 9 inches deep and 17 1/2 inches wide. The stool is 18 inches high; this is also the height of a typical dining room chair. While sitting at it you wouldn't be up high enough to work at the stand-up desk. But for something to sit on and "take a break" I think it would work well. I find the curve in the stool seat makes it more comfortable.
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Sure that will work fine. You may have to move it out of the way when you are sitting due to your chair's wheels or legs. My boss has this set-up, standing desk with mat over carpet, and she just pushes the mat forward a bit when she wants to use her chair. Enjoy!
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If mounted onto something that is at standing level, then yes, this could be used as a standing desk/keyboard holder. I don't know the exact dimensions; you'd have to check that on the Amazon specs given in the information on the description provided by Amazon. I was very pleased with the keyboard holder.
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I considered this, but the structural integrity of the desk would be compromised beyond use. The bottom tray serves to keep the feet aligned with the top and make sure any weight placed on the top is properly distributed through the frame to the feet. I am sure that one could cut a notch out of the bottom tray, if not too deep, and still have the bottom serve its purpose. I hope this helps!
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These are bar stools. They are not really designed for home office set ups. They sit up too high for desk/office use
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Not unless you build it or have it custom made. Maybe a step up platform for you to stand on would be doable?Good LuckMM
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It depends on how high the desk/table that you attach it to is. The desk I use as the base is relatively low, so my 6'2" brother couldn't use the standing desk at an appropriate level, but if you start with a higher table, it should be able to go high enough.
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This one looks a lot smaller than the one I bought, so it's probably sturdier. I don't think I'd use it as a desk though cause I would lean on it. But if you don't do that it should work. I did a vendor event this past Saturday and my friend had one similar to this - it was sturdy
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Absolutely! The wheels are a hard rubber type material and roll very smoothly--unlike the plastic wheels on a desk chair that I have. I love this stool.
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Definitely not, too much movement on this chair and the bottom works itself loose from the base. Too low for desk and would be very uncomfortable.
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This is used standing up, so in your office or cubicle yes. While you sit at a desk though, no.
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This is a desk for seated work and would not work as a standing desk. This desk did not live up to my expectations unfortunately.
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The stand will, yes. The better question is will your desk that you're attaching it to. We found at our office, and we have a about 50, that there is only a weight problem on cheaper, hollow desks. If the desk is solid wood, you're fine. The pole and bracket will have no problem with the weight.
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Hi, as far as I know it should work out fine for your needs. You just have to be very careful to "not lean too far back" on the stool or you will fall over. Other than that this seat if very functional and should suite your needs.
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It has plastic feet which can be unscrewed. I guess if you were committed to it, you could rig it somehow with wheels, especially if you can find some that would screw in. This is a tall stool, and putting wheels on it might make it unsteady, lower stools tend to do better with wheels.
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Not that I know of. I would say no. Problems with this "stool" are: Its too low to the ground unless you are using it to work on something low and don't need to move much, and its not steady, tips over easily. In my way of thinking, it would be good for a 6 yr. old to fish or camp or the little people of Ireland to sit guarding their pot of gold in the woods at the end of the rainbow. Other than for these purposes, I don't think its worth a toot.