What is the height of the arms on the chair? I have a low desk and I would like to ensure that the arms will fit under the desk.
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At the lowest setting of the seat, measuring just in front of where the arms attach to the seat, the seat is 15 inches above the floor. Still at the lowest setting of the seat, floor to the highest point on the arms is 26-1/4 inches. That means that the seat to arm top is 11-1/4 inches (approximately). The main reason for putting the term "approximately" in there is that the seat position will vary when someone is or is not sitting in it. Also, the degree to which the seat is tilted back will have some effect on the total arm height.
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Bella . You can regulate the seat in the lower or raise the up. If you leave it on the lower floor to the top of the arms have a 26 "
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24" from floor to bottom of closed keyboard drawerIf you have arm rests that are adjustable height and you lower them, and lower the chair height all the way you may get your chair to fit under, but the width is still an issue at 24", my arm rests are about 25-3/4" wide.
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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.
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Probably yes. The arm will swing down from the bottom of the desk. However, the user can bring it back up to a comfortable work level.
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According to my ruler, The shelf extends down from the bottom of the desk about five inches at the front and four inches at the back. These measurements are from the top of the shelf to the bottom of the desk. The device is about 1/2 inch thick, so must consider that if you are interested in the measurement to the floor. There is not enough clearance to allow the arms of my chair to go beneath the product (and desk) ...but I guess that depends how high or low you adjust your chair.
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Yes it will (barely). I just took a tape measure to my chair and the armrests are 27" from the ground (including wheels) to the tallest part of the armrest. If the desktop is only 1 inch thick, you should be good to go. The only thing I would check is the keyboard tray if your desk has one. My desk is almost 30" from the ground and the keyboard tray is 26" from the ground so I can't push my chair all the way in, only a couple inches. This chair does sit a little higher than my old home office chair and work chair. IMHO, this chair is much nicer and more comfortable than the chair my employer got me from Staples which is closer to $200.
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Hi there! I am 5' 4'' and I found the mouse pad to be entirely too high and so removed it. The arm rest part itself is fine, although now I have to compensate for the little metal post that sticks up where the mouse pad is supposed to go. I recommend getting the one without the mouse pad. After that, it's just a matter of attaching the device to your desk.
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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
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Depends on the height of the desk of course but I would say it is a little low for a desk chair
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It depends on the length of the chair arms. I have an average office style chair and the arms extend out from the edge of the chair cushioned back 1Ft 5inches. The mouse rests flip outward, giving you (roughly) another 6 inches before the edge of the keyboard tray, which rests easily on the rubber glides underneath. There is enough play that I can almost put the tray out almost 18inches away and it still rests on both rubber glides on the mouse rest edges. It could be even more if you rig extensions onto the tops of the arms, strapping them in place with pipe ties.
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From underneath the front of the desk it's 24 inches in length. I haven't used a computer chair as I have it in the kitchen and use kitchen chairs. Usually computer chairs can be height adjusted.
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2-FT 4-inches I love this desk it was my Christmas Present. Your chair should be just fine.
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The chair can be moved up or down. We have a standard desk at home and it fits fine. Sorry, I'm not getting my tape measure out! As long as you don't have an unusually short desk, you should be fine. We've had the chair a year now, and it's holding up great! Hope this helps
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I measured my desk, and I think your chair will fit. The desk top is 31 1/2 inches wide, and when it is open, it is 28 3/4 above the floor. BTW, I like my desk a lot.
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I find the arms too high on the sides and not able to get them out of my way when sitting at the desk. I am 5'5"
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I removed the arms on mine in order to push the chair seat all the way under the desk when not in use. You'll need a hex key/allen wrench slightly larger than the one that comes with the chair for assembly. I used a screw driver that fit just right, but you have to be careful not to strip the inside of the nut in case that doesn't work and you want to use the proper wrench. There will be four holes that stick out about 1/2" where the arms used to connect, but it's not that noticeable.
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I bought this from my granddaughter, who is 10, but it would work for adults. It is standard height and fits a full size desk chair; however, it will not allow for a desk chair with arms to slide all the way under the desk.