How tall is the seat from the floor? I have a rather tall desk (30") - want to be able to rest arms comfortably while seated for typing. THX
1710831
the seat is about 18" above the floor at its low end. from there it goes up about 4-5". I sit at my desk every day at work and it's a very firm, comfortable chair with good support. I'd buy it again.
1710832
The seat in the lowest position is approximately 18 inches from the floor with the armrests at their highest position at 27 inches from the floor. The seat at its highest position from the floor is approximately 22 inches with the arm rest at their highest position at 31 inches from the floor. Hope this helps!
1710833
You can adjust the height of the seat. If I were to guess (as I do not have exact measurements) the seat is anywhere from 19 - 21 inches from the floor. I am 6'2" and at the highest my feet touch the floor but it awkward to sit in so I adjust it lower so that my feet are firmly planted flatly on the floor.
1710834
with the chair in its highest position, from the floor to the seat is about 2 feet. the arm rests do go up and down some to adjust. hope this helps
1710835
HIThe seat is adjustable to 18" high (measured to the actual seat). Armrests are also adjustable for height
1710836
Let me just start by saying this is the hardest most uncomfortable mesh chair I have ever bought and that I wish I didn't. If you still want to know, I'll measure it for you.
75025
The back makes it more solid, but I suppose the back could be left off. I am not home right now so guessing not exact, height of the desk is close to 30"-32" when opened to the floor. I love the piece, took a long time to assemble, but solid when I was done. Directions are not bad. If you have put together Ikea or Sutterville furniture you will not have a problem. Hope this helped.
1530777
Yes. I have a Herman Miller look-alike chair and it fits under the desk just fine with the arms in their lowest position. I'm 5'7 so that position is just fine for me. Keyboard tray is not deep enough to accommodate an opened lap top and that was a disappointment. Overall the desk seems well made and I've received a lot of compliments on its looks. Hope this helps.
1530776
I think 29 inches is pretty much standard. I have a swivel desk chair with arms, and I keep the chair up high enough that the arms don't go under the desk, but I am close enough to the desk that I didn't really think about it until you asked!
1034523
If you lower the arm rest all the way, on the one I have, the bottom of the padded, cushioned, trough like surface, is about 1/8 inch higher than the desk top. When your forearm presses down on the cushioned padding it will be just about exactly at the same level as the desk top. This is the lowest adjustment. You can only go higher from there.
848660
the seat is about 18 inches. yes you can use it at a desk, i do the same. it is about the height of a dining chair.
1034522
At the lowest height setting, the arm rest sits about 1/4 inch above the desk surface. Because there is a little bit of back-and-forth "wobble" to the arm rest (allowing for natural movement), this amount of space is negligible and you could consider it to be desk height.
1684899
Here're the actual heights as requested: floor to keyboard= 25"- Floor to glass top= 29" - Floor to monitor top= 35.4". This desk is very comfortable and ergonomical under normal sitting needs. This is a great desk. I'm a computer professional and my work demands are continuous work sometimes for 10+ hours. After I created my work area in my home with this desk and Hon's executive chair I can say the physical strain associated with long chair sitting times are none to negligible. Frequent break is also key to good sitting practices. But the desk has aided me greatly. I hope you find the info helpful.
1144816
It says in two places in the description that it adjusts 2" above the insertion level, and 5.5" below. I wish it would adjust a few more inches up, but 2" will be perfect anyway for my desk. Hope that helps..! P.S. Plus, I love the articulating mouse rest that you can swivel to float above your keyboard - that is a huge ergonomic advantage, as my right hand gets very tired from its mousing position way to the right of the kb. Since I only use the number pad infrequently, one can swing it out of the way when you need to. Plus, I need that 17" shorter mounting surface, as my desk is not deep enough for the 22" ones that are more prevalent.
1495818
The measurements are accurate as described by Gregory. But I am 6' tall and don't use the keyboard tray - I put my laptop on the top of the desk. It is comfortable for me but maybe not for someone shorter. Hope this helps. The desk was really easy to assemble and the wood looks very nice.
1018668
The center of the armrest 'cup' can only extend about 5 inches over the edge of the desk. It's plenty for elbow movement when using a mouse or keyboard within 12" of front edge of desk.
1596509
Hi E. Onions! Thank you for your inquiry! The keyboard shelf is 56" from the ground. Aiste BisonOffice
846146
It is typical high chair height I would say. I am looking at my desk and thinking the seat itself might be about that height off the ground...32"? Unfortunately mine is put away. Maybe someone else can actually measure it.
2255958
James, I bought this chair about (2) weeks ago and really like it. I just measured it for you and it appears to be 22.5 inches from floor to the top of the seat area. I'm 6'6", 280 and it fits me very well. I use the chair at a few inches lower than full up so I have room under my desk. Good luck.
1404123
Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder... » Read More Under my computer desk, I have a slide out computer keyboard table with a 24" clearance, and when I am seated the arms of the chair can easily goes underneath. However when I get up, the chair rises and bumps up into the sliding desk. So, I usually back away and then get up to prevent that. Also lowering the arms independently places the arms even lower to slide under easily. As an aside, personally, I prefer armless chairs when typing on a desktop computer keyboard. The arms place me too far away from the keyboard which forced me to suspend my arms to reach and that created a shoulder and neck pain when I did some typing for long extended hours. « Show Less
2247363
That wont be necessary, once you have accomplished the appropriate angles to create a sturdy stance nothing is going to fall.I stand all day but on occasion I sit. I simple bring my keyboard down to my desk and move my monitor to the keyboard tray which is perfect eye level for me I am 5'7.
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.