Black Pneumatic Folding Stacking Office Desk

Whether you work from home or in an office, an ergonomic pneumatic office desk is key to an ergonomic office environment. But what do you look for when choosing this type of desk?When choosing a desk, consider the desk's features and how useful they are for the person who will actually be spending their time at the desk.

1. Adjustment
The desk height adjustment method determines a desk's usability in a number of ways, affecting not only how easy it is to move the desk up and down with precision, but also speed, safety, and long-term durability of the desk.
Most people prefer to adjust their desk repeatedly throughout the day as they sit and stand, and in those cases, a smooth, efficient adjustment mechanism that provides assistance with the lifting is ideal. Touching a button on a pneumatic is an ergonomic improvement over cranking or having to push the weight up.

2. Height Range
Normal human height covers a wide range, and traditional seated desks are simply not tailored to that wide range. In addition, it's nearly impossible to set up a workspace at one optimal height for all the main office tasks because typing, mousing, writing, reading documents, and viewing your screen are all optimally performed in different body positions, at different heights. An adjustable-height office desk offers the best fit because you can raise or lower the desk height incrementally, and you can easily switch between sitting and standing at regular intervals throughout the day. You'll want to choose a standing desk model that has an adjustment range that accommodates your height.

3. Desk Surface Dimensions

Consider the space you have available, as well as what items you keep on your desk, when choosing the width and depth of your desk's work surface. Ideally you should be able to keep everything you use within reach without having to resort to awkward postures.

4, Stability

Make sure the desk frame is stable enough not to tip regardless of how the weight is distributed on the surface. Wobbling and bouncing leads to greater wear on the desk, and also poses a safety hazard. Also, even though the desk will not be handling the weight of your body in the way that an ergonomic chair does, it will need to accommodate the load that will commonly be placed on the desk.