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At work I have a standard desk (4 legs, flat surface, you get the picture). For a while now I’ve been thinking about converting to a standing desk. What would be the best way to go about this on a limited budget? Are there some good laptop/keyboard stands I could place on my existing desk? Which ones are the best?
I’m trying to avoid requesting a whole new desk, and keeping things as simple as possible.
Talk to an occupational therapist and get their advice because you’ll be drastically changing the way you posture yourself for hours at a time.
Agencies that assist people with disabilities and their carers (if you’re in Australia, look up the Independent Living Centre in your capital city) would be a good start. You’ll be able to test out a variety of models if they have a showroom and get advice from a medical professional not a furniture salesman.