Sit to Stand Desk by Relax The Back®

To help promote circulation and relieve stress on your back and muscles, experts recommend that, if you work at a desk, you stand up for at least a few minutes periodically throughout the day. But this, of course, puts your work at arm’s length, so you’re tempted to sit back down right away. The solution? Our adjustable Sit to Stand Desk, a fully powered, push-button way to take a break from office fatigue and discomfort. As sleek and sophisticated in appearance as it is ergonomic in design, the Sit to Stand is pictured in a 39” by 63” (medium) maple wood veneered desktop that adjusts smoothly on the brushed steel base, going quickly and quietly from a low of 25” to an upper height of 52”.

Medium and Large Espresso desks are on backorder until May 2008.

The base supports up to 250 lbs. Please allow up to 6 weeks for shipping. Tables may not be expedited due to packaging size and weight. Medium table top in maple wood pictured.

Small (47"W x 36"D), Medium (63"W x 39"D), Large (75"W x 40"D).

All other office components sold separately.

1 Year Warranty

Assembly required.

ANONYMOUS - Purchased Sit to Stand Desk by Relax The Back®

This desk is a great option if you find sitting at a desk hard on your back, regardless of the chair. I've tried almost every kind of chair / kneeler / stool and the simple fact is that my back can't handle sitting upright for long periods of time. The ability to change the desk height with a push of the button is the key. Standing all day is difficult. With this desk I start my day standing. I keep a chair nearby and when I need to sit I lower the desk. Frequently I stand and rest a knee on the seat of the chair to take the weight off a foot for a while. An adjustable swivel chair on wheels works great as you can move it around to fit your needs. The adjusting height is also great for changing arm positions for typing. The variation keeps the repetitive motion problems to a minimum. The only shortcoming is the lack of drawers. There is no place to store small work items, such as scissors, except on the desk top. With a fragile back, stooping over to reach a small file cabinet is not a desireable solution. A nearby set of shelves with drawers within arms reach seems to be the best alternative.