How long does it take to move the stand up and down, so that I can alternate between sitting and standing?
1594312
I take the monitor and keyboard off of the stand and put them back on my desk when I want to sit down. Just takes a minute.
1594313
This stand is really not designed to be used the way you suggest, although the actual adjustment (each leg separately) does not take more than a few minutes. What might take more time is moving some heavy equipment, such as computers and monitors, off and back on the stand, since you cannot adjust the height of the stand while there is something placed on top of it.
1594314
If you were going to sit down, the best choice is to take the Stand Steady off your desk and set it aside. The legs are easy to adjust, but the lowest setting may still be too high for sitting in a regular chair. It would work if someone was sitting on a stool.
1594315
It is easy enough to move the stand up or down (seconds) if that is what you wish to do. I leave it set up on a portion of my U shaped office desk with a monitor and phone and simply move my laptop to either my sitting or standing desk. I spend half my day on scheduled conference calls and do all them standing up and find it is much better than sitting all day. This has been a very good solution for me.
1594316
I don't think it's a matter of sitting or standing. Think of it as a mini-desk on top of your full-size desk. Even in a fully collapsed position, you won't be able to sit down and use it. I take mine completely down off my desk or push it all the way forward and then put my monitor, keyboard and mouse back down on my full desk. I usually do that routine twice a day. The whole process takes me two minutes. Make sure you buy a anti-stress pad for your feet and legs too.
1594317
I don't know, i don't move mine since I have 2 monitors, the keyboard, mouse and some other small accessories on it. I think if you move it up and down it would be best to remove the items from the desk as you can only move one leg at a time unless you have someone help you.
1997361
It's not convenient to move. It is awkward. But the two legs do go together. We move it about 2-3 times a week. Usually for dinner or if we have company we will move it to the dinning room. I still love this swing. My daughter still loves it. It's the only way she will take a nap not being in my arms. I would buy this product again and I would 100% recommend this swing to a friend.
1915550
The pedals can be adjusted, either 3 or 4 positions. But it's not a quick easy adjustment. You have to unbolt them to move them. As far as transitioning from bike to elliptical there is nothing more involved than standing vs sitting. I have not found the need to move the foot platforms for either one.
335746
It does take a little time, but it seems to be dependent on stable weight distribution on the scale. It needs your weight to be still, not varying in where balances. Hope this makes sense.
775013
Yes you can , the stand is heavy and will hold up , plus both arm can be moved.
2284028
It's somewhat easy to adjust but I don't think this is high enough for standing position.
1966
I would move mine around as necessary. Especially when doing home improvement. I believe the manual says you should run it on the High setting for the first thirty minutes anytime you move it. I mostly used this in the bedroom on the low setting because my breathing at sleep is most important.
449137
not long at all. just put the cross bar on first and the raise up each side...
1192519
Specs say 29 to 34 inches, which is about right from my experience. Adjustment takes a few minutes, you would have to removed everything from the top, take off the sides (easy, they snap off), loosen four thumbscrews, hold the (heavy) top at the new height, and tighten the thumbscrews. Also, to move it down you might have to move the keyboard shelf, which screws to the moveable uprights. So, a lot of work.Note that this is NOT a stand up computer desk, there is a different Safco stand up desk.
740030
I manage it as a one person job, but it's not the easiest! Once it's off the stand, folding and wheeling it around is easy, but lifting it off (or particularly on) the stand is heavy (and distinctly un-graceful!) work
1008315
Not easy unless you have two people. It has to be adjusted one leg at a time. So it is not convenient to change height multiple times a day.
1241961
I love my kneeling chair, but it takes some getting used to. I can only kneel in it for about an hour, then I change positions or shift to my other chair.
1733742
It depends on if you put the keyboard on the device or not. I have mine down low when I am sitting at the proper height for me, and then when I stand, I move the keyboard to the platform that raises up.
1110793
It took me a few minuets too. Unscrew the smaller side and pull it up into the bace. Then place it back in its place. It works like a C Clamp. Google photo. My husband mounted the stand to an old wooden bar stool. It has given me the perfect hight to style my wigs.
2098125
Takes 10 to 15 seconds on mine. I suppose if you weren't standing still it would take longer.
1958709
I don't think so. I don't think it gives you enough range of motion to be able to stand and sit. However we use a product called Varidesk that does allow your whole workstation to go up and down. Google it. We have over 10 at my work and everyone loves them. Note I bought this dual monitor stand to go on the Varidesk but it didn't work for that user.
175800
Yes, you can move it left/right and up/down. There is a limit amount of travel, but it does move.