You get the perfect home office desk, you already have the ergonomic chair, and you’re taking regular breaks throughout the day (or at least trying to). Your work from home routine is solid, yet something in your body doesn’t feel quite right. Sound familiar? You may want to examine your office desk height.
It’s no secret that desk height makes a difference in the way you work and feel. Too low? You’ll feel slouched over. Too high? Uncomfortable, too. While the average desk height is between 28 and 30 inches tall, we’re believers that there’s no “one size fits all” recipe when it comes to your home office setup.
People come in all shapes and sizes, so the “standard desk height” isn’t going to feel good for everyone. The ideal desk height for you will very likely differ from your co-worker — and that’s where ergonomics comes into play.
To help achieve the “just right” Goldilocks ergonomic desk height, read on for what to do — and what not to do. You may find that a tweak of a few inches makes a world of difference in your posture, comfort, and overall productivity.
Some things are too good to keep to yourself.