What is the adjustable height range? I see from another Q&amp;A that it lowers to 1" above the desk. At its tallest how high above the desk is it?
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I can get the platform to be 16 1/2" above the desk, measured from the top of the laptop platform to the top of the desk below it.
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Hello, The desk is adjustable and I really like it. The only problem I had with it are the wood screws pulled out of it and the top came off of the base. To solve this problem, I used some liquid nails and so far it has held up quite well. As for your question, I haven't measured how far it will extend because I was too busy with the other problem.
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I'm not standing in front of it at the moment so I can't give you an actual measurement, but it goes pretty high...I'm 5'-11" (with longer legs and a shorter torso), and I use mine with a Treaddesk, which raises me an additional 4"-5" off the floor, and this desk goes up to the recommended ergonomic measurement for keyboard wrist placement (i.e., my elbows). I don't even raise it up to the max!
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It fits under my desk, but I don't use a standard desk. I'd say it's about 2 1/2-3 feet high
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The top of the work surface is exactly 28 inches high where I have mine set. There is some adjustment for height but even at the highest setting 36 inches is the max you can get out of it. I have been using this desk for about 18 months now for my main work station for doing watch repair and scale aircraft modeling. I purchased a very nice office desk chair to go with it that has an adjustable height and I am 100% pleased. The surface top is huge with more than enough room to spread projects out on without knocking them off the table. It has proven to be a very stable work surface for my needs. At only 28 inches it does not sound like what you are looking for though. The surface does tilt up from the back but absolutely no way you could use it standing up unless you are about three feet tall.
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Oh gosh, mine's upstairs right now, but it's about 6 + inches. I still really like mine and it helps me keep my computer desk clean. Hope that helps a little.
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The tray has four adjustment levels. Looks like the highest level is ~3/4", and then every 1/2" lower. My tray is ~3 3/8" below the bottom of the desk I attached it to. Denise BTW: I love my tray, as I'm a 'two-handed mouser'. . .
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That's adjustable. There are 4 holes on the brackets that hang down from the underside of the desk and 2 on the brackets that stick up from the tray.I'm using the 3rd from top on the down hanging bracket and top hole on the tray's bracket and it's 2" from underside of desk to top tray surface; 3" to bottom of tray (tray is 1" thick). I can drop it 1/2" by moving the screws to the 4th hole.
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I found adjustable tables online at large-scale office furnishing suppliers and at school furniture suppliers. If you want a quality desk of that height (rather than a table) you might find one at a higher-end children's furniture store. (I have my Adapta tables set so the work surface is 25.5 inches from the floor. I think they could go down about another 3 inches.)
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It has different settings, I think up to 10. I keep mine no higher than 4 and that reaches about 6 feet. If it was set higher it would reach farther but would then blow my desk papers.
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I have a stand desk and this stepper, so I gave it a try: It's not bad. The stepper raises you higher-- up 4 3/4" at the low end (when one petal is fully down) and 7 1/4" at the high end (when both petals are even), so your stand desk needs to accommodate that. Mine barely does; the keyboard position is the main issue; I raised it 5", but it's still a little lower than I would like. Raising it 7" is about right (I put a pad under it). There's about a 2.5" bob up and down when I step, but it seems reasonable-- at least for 10 minutes worth of stepping. The mouse harder to work with than the keyboard. --- Great idea, you should patent it! W. I have a stand desk and this stepper, so I gave it a try: It's not bad. The stepper raises you higher-- up 4 3/4" at the low end (when one petal is fully down) and 7 1/4" at the high end (when both petals are even), so your stand desk needs to accommodate that. Mine barely does; the keyboard position is the main issue; I raised it 5", but it's still a little lower than I would like. Raising it 7" is about right (I put a pad under it). There's about a 2.5" bob up and down when I step, but it seems reasonable-- at least for 10 minutes worth of stepping. The mouse... » Read More I have a stand desk and this stepper, so I gave it a try: It's not bad. The stepper raises you higher-- up 4 3/4" at the low end (when one petal is fully down) and 7 1/4" at the high end (when both petals are even), so your stand desk needs to accommodate that. Mine barely does; the keyboard position is the main issue; I raised it 5", but it's still a little lower than I would like. Raising it 7" is about right (I put a pad under it). There's about a 2.5" bob up and down when I step, but it seems reasonable-- at least for 10 minutes worth of stepping. The mouse harder to work with than the keyboard. --- Great idea, you should patent it! W. « Show Less
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Hi Nancy, The height from the desk to the top of this item is 5 inches. We hope that helps. Please feel free to let us know if you need further assistance and we would be happy to help you. We can send you a technical drawing if you need to see one. Best Regards, Sales Team
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I have mine about as high as it can go and the top of the monitor is 23-1/4" off the desk. This is with a 12" tall wide screen monitor.
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Mary, I currently have my monitors at about 3.5 inches from my desk to the bottom of my monitor...however you can adjust the height of you monitors as you build the stand. I have my stand built with the braket about half way up. You could easily adjust that to be about 3-4 inches higher (it really is about 6 inches to the top of the stand but that would make me nervous). Hope this is helpful...!!!
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Measuring roughly from the bottom of the arm-rest trough, mine will go from a minimum of 0.2" above the desk surface to 3.0" above.Because the hinge is mounted to the bottom of the desk-mount jaw, however, the thickness of your desk will cause these numbers to vary. For instance, my desk is 1.0" thick. If I wanted to lower this arm to being perfectly level with the desk, I could add 0.2" of spacer material within the jaws to do this (since my minimum was 0.2" above the desk), pushing the hinge position lower accordingly.
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It does not go above the desk. It can go to just a little below the desk surface.
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I do not believe that you can move the keyboard up and down without raising of lowering the entire desk. As for the monitor - I believe depending on the size of the monitor as long as less than 24 inches you may be able to riase or lower by about 1 to 2 inches - the value of the workstation is that it is ergonomically made to mount onto your desk.