FAQs
What height desk do I need for a 6 foot person?
It doesn’t have to be difficult to get ergonomics right for taller people. As with any desk user, when in the seated position their upper arm should be straight with a 90 degree bend at the elbow so that their forearms are resting on the desk at a vertical angle. The beauty of these adjustable desks is that they make it easy for users to move from a seated to standing position at regular intervals through the day.
What sizes are available?
One size doesn’t haven’t to fit all - with a choice of standard desk sizes of 120cm x 80cm, 140cm x 80cm, 160cm x 80cm and 180cm x 80cm. Non-standard widths and depths can increase to 200cm wide and from 90cm to 100cm deep. There are also lots of additional features to customise your standing desk - like a sleek curved front, or ‘soft to the touch’ top surfaces for additional comfort as well as useful dividing screens that come in your choice of fabric or wood finishes.
How do I adjust the height?
Height adjustments to these desks are made by easy to use manually operated controls or an even easier motor-driven option. The motorised versions can usually be set to a predetermined height, making it fast and simple to return a desk to your favourite height settings once it has been adjusted - even if someone else is using it. Hand crank mechanisms are cheaper and more suitable for desks where less regular changes of position are needed.
Can I add power sockets and cable management?
All desks have a range of practical and useful inset power options, from standard UK plug sockets to handy USB charging points. There are also contactless chargers available for added flexibility. Cable management options include cable trays, grommet holes for guiding cables through the top of the desk, and most importantly a cable sock or channel that runs from the desk to floor and keeps unsightly cables hidden and away from users. These help to keep the workspace clear and safe with no trailing wires.
Can I buy matching office cabinets?
A common question we hear from people investing in new office furniture is how easy it will be to match with other pieces. This can be really important in design-led commercial environments where aesthetics are key. This isn’t a problem at Spaceist, where all height adjustable desks come with a range of matching cabinets, with everything from tall cabinets with solid or glass doors to under-desk pedestal units with pen drawers and plenty of drawer storage for personal items.
