Desks

A doctor’s prescription greatly increases your chances of getting a standing desk at work. However, you need to have a medical condition that requires you to work while standing to get this prescription from your physician. This guide takes you through the whole process of getting a doctor’s prescription to help you request a standing […]

One of the downsides of full-standing desks is that they’re costly and most people don’t have a budget for them. Plus, most folks don’t have enough space to accommodate this model. And this brings us to our main question: “How can you turn your existing desk into a standing desk?” There are several methods you

So you have a standing desk that wobbles every time you type or move your mouse? Well, many other standing desk owners have been there, and the experience is nothing to write home about. It can be quite annoying and even become a distraction that keeps you from fully focusing on your work. Fortunately, this

Standing desks are popular for offering a healthy work environment for employees. But beyond that, did you know they can also offer a good ROI (return on investment) for your business? By making your working environment healthy, they reduce the number of sick leaves and increase your employees’ overall productivity, and keep them more engaged.

A good quality height adjustable standing desk will cost you between $500 and $1000, depending on the model, features, configurations, and brand. This makes these desks a serious investment. And you want to ensure you get one that can last for many years since buying a new model every year can strain your finances. That

Nothing feels more terrible like neck pain at work. It deprives you of full focus on your work and can send your productivity on a downward trend. Tradition sitting desk setups are to blame for this pain. Too much sitting puts a lot of unnecessary strain and pressure on your spine—stressing the muscles and discs

The ugly side of using a standing desk is that prolonged standing can cause strain and pain in your feet. That’s why you’re recommended to not stand for too long and not to entirely ditch your office chair at your workplace. As this Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS), 2014 report suggests, long