I have some adjustable height desks that I use for origami (and other crafts/tasks) and quite like using them at a standing height for "hands on" work. I usually just leave one desk at a standing height to do work on, and have another at sitting height nearby, so probably would have been fine had I just gotten a fixed-height standing desk instead, but every now and then the adjustability is handy though.
Mine are hand-cranked ones from IKEA ( https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/trotten-desk-sit-stand-beige-anthracite-s19429596/), which I'm overall happy with/were a good value, although the height adjustment mechanism allows for a slight forward-backward wobble, especially when raised up. I've also got a motorized adjustable height desk from https://www.autonomous.ai/ (don't think the specific model I have is available anymore) for my work-from-home office that's faster/easier to move, and doesn't have any wobble, but cost a decent bit more. Best, Nyle On Sat, Nov 2, 2024, 12:33 PM Andrea Plate via Origami < [email protected]> wrote: > I have developed some hip problems and cannot sit for extended periods of > time. A mix of standing and sitting would allow me to fold longer. Has > anyone ever used a standing desk converter (is put on your current > table/desk) or a standing desk for folding? If so, would appreciate both > your thoughts and any recommendation for specific desks/converters. > > Thanks in advance, > > Andrea >
