FAQ Standing Desks

Choosing a standing desk can be daunting these days. With so many options on the market, you might be tempted to go for whichever result you see first.

Cable spaghetti can be a nightmare for standing and walking workers. Follow these tips to straighten up the cables at your workstation.

Our experts break down when it's best to get a standing desk vs. when to attach a standing desk converter to your old desk.

Treadmill desk users need to think of feet like professional runners do, and pay close attention to their health and happiness.

Adding a keyboard tray to a standing desk can be challenging, but we lay out multiple options for you to try in this primer.

When it comes to weight ratings on electric desks, the simple answer is that “you get what you pay for, and you pay for what you get.”

A brief guide to the review criteria we use in evaluating treadmill desks, stand up desks, sit stand workstations, and other ergonomic products.

We break down which standing desks are easiest and most difficult to put together, along with how much time assembly could take.

Research suggests that standing more at work can lead to sitting more at home. Here's what they're missing in this analysis.

Taller workers looking for a treadmill desk may need to make special considerations, but don't let a treadmill's added height compromise ergonomic safety.

We often find that even people who've had standing desks for many years are unable extend their standing desk time for very long.

Is it dual-monitor compatible? Ergonomically adjustable? We outline what you need to know to pick a great convertible standing desk.

We’ve developed a unique evaluation process that provides the most exhaustive analysis of any given ergonomic office product.