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Take a look through our stylish range of standing desks that we've discovered. With options to suit every budget and a variety of finishes and colours available, you're in the right place to find the perfect piece for your home. You can also simplify your search with our easy-to-use filters, which let you narrow down the results and quickly find the standing desks you're looking for.
A standing desk, also called a stand up or sit stand desk, lets you work at a comfortable height whether you are sitting or standing. Here you'll find standing desks and height adjustable desks for the home office, including corner desks and desks with drawers.
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Height adjustable desks raise and lower either with a motor and a control panel or with a manual crank or lever. Check the height range in the product details so you know it suits you both seated and standing.
A standing desk should feel steady at full height, so look at the frame, the weight limit and the width of the top. Wider desks suit two monitors, but need a sturdier frame.
Keep your screen at eye level and your elbows close to a right angle whether you sit or stand, and tidy cables so they do not catch when the desk moves.
A standing desk is a desk that lets you work standing up. Many are height adjustable, so you can raise the top to stand and lower it again to sit, which is why they are also called stand up or sit stand desks.
It depends on your height. As a guide, your elbows should be at about a right angle with your forearms level with the desk, so taller people need a higher top. Look for a desk with a height range that covers both your sitting and standing positions.
Many people like being able to change position through the day, and a height adjustable desk lets you do that without a second desk. Whether it suits you is personal, so think about how you work before you buy.
Not necessarily. Electric desks raise and lower at the touch of a button, while manual ones use a crank or lever and are often cheaper. Electric is easier if you plan to change height often.
