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Buying guides for office chairs, standing desks, monitor arms, keyboards, lighting and accessories, starting with your height, your hours at the desk and the space you have.

4 buying guidesUpdated November 2026
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Workspace questions, answered

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What desk height do I need?

Desk height should put your forearms level with elbows near 90 degrees. Many adults need around 70 to 76 cm (28 to 30 in) when sitting; taller and shorter people often need adjustable desks.

Read: Ergonomic Desk Setup →
What chair adjustments matter most?

Seat height, seat depth, lumbar support and armrest height. Recline tension and lock come next.

Read: How to Adjust an Office Chair Properly →
What is VESA?

A standard pattern of mounting holes on the back of monitors, such as 75 x 75 mm or 100 x 100 mm.

Read: Monitor Arm Buying Guide →
What height range do I need?

Find your seated and standing elbow heights and make sure the desk covers both. Shorter and taller people should check minimum and maximum heights carefully.

Read: Standing Desk Buying Guide →
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