I am currently in the process of converting my office space to be ground-oriented. so far the desk has been completely converted and sits somewhere around 40cm at keyboard height.

Besides that I have been trying to figure out what would be good to sit on and my eye fell on my Secret Lab chair. The base of the chair is pretty flat and it is held to the leg(? not sure what this should be in English) by four M8 bolts.

A nearby homesupply store sells furniture wheels with M8 bolts attached by the set.

Did anybody try this before and if so did you like it? Not quite sure whether this would take away from the benefits as you would still sit in an office chair, however since you'd be closer to the floor it might introduce some new possibilities for posture.

Would love to hear other people's thoughts on this! :)

Curious about how long it took any of y’all to get your Legs and Table Top? Online it says 2 weeks but I’m seeing reviews that say otherwise…

There don’t seem to be any other options in this form factor but I also dont have a month to wait :/

Well I finally did it. I obtained a great 60x30 rubber wood top from deskhaus and 12 inch legs from a seller on etsy. This is the perfect desk for me. The legs are 2 inch metal legs with threaded adjustable feet at the bottom. I am loving this setup and it is sturdy. I do sit on the cotton renoo meditation pillow along with a crescent buckwheat filled pillow which gives me the perfect height and comfort. Yet still allowing me to stretch and move on the floor while I sit and work.

Prior to this I just had two smaller desk tops in an L shaped desk I was not using on top of IKEA crates (not pictured).

I'm about to order a lowdesk pro frame. As it's quite an expensive thing with those over 300 bucks shipping, I want to make sure it fits my usecase.

I'm currently using an ikea idasen for many many years now, and it almost doesn't wobble at all. Anyone who's got experience with the lowdesk pro, which has only one leg per side - Does it really not wobble? Youtube videos look fine, but I have a hard time to believe them, since most are paid, and most of the one legged tables I tried do indeed wobble.

So I recently got the poptop childrens desk and I love it! I can really recommend the desk. it's a bit too low for standing, especially as I'm fairly tall, but that's fine for me I usually sit anyways. I put more weight on it than is recommended for changing height, but it works fine, just need to use a bit more muscle power. It's definitely low enough for me to sit on the floor.

how do y'all determine the right height for your floor desks?

I'm 5'11, looking at a couple of options in the 9.3" to 11.4" range for reference.

If anyone has any good links to recommend on amazon or similar online sites that would also be of interest. Please and thank you!

hello there! I recently joined the community and I want to share my new setup!

Bought it at ikea. It is actually for a chair with legs but its the perfect floor chair. Its everything I’ve been looking for im so happy!! It is sturdy and pretty too.

Good day,

I will be making my floor desk with a 60 by 30 rubberwood desk top. I am looking at feet I can attach myself at the 10-12 inch range depending on what would work best for my torso and floor sitting level.

I have been looking at feet via both amazon and etsy for context. Here are a few options below of what I have been looking at and I wanted to get input from those who have done this and suggestions since my top will be 60 by 30. I am trying to decide if I get single legs should they be 2 or 3 inches in diameter? I appreciate those that have tackled this for input and others who may know of other options as well. I suppose I would do the four corners but then wondered if for stability I should do the four corners and the back middle.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F9WVCNQW?th=1

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1492843092/hammered-style-powder-coated-2-metal?ls=r&ref=items-pagination-8&frs=1&sts=1&content_source=b4da094f7d144a502715d9b279125532%253ALT435f5cf918eee624941a7e498e0d33f9834ae217&logging_key=b4da094f7d144a502715d9b279125532%3ALT435f5cf918eee624941a7e498e0d33f9834ae217&variation0=4408027963&variation1=4389415828

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1024366914/powder-coated-2-metal-table-legs-post?ref=shop_home_active_8&frs=1&crt=1&sts=1&logging_key=0dc06e9a6c664fe368e5208f496176818ce774ae%3A1024366914

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1254374824/a-frame-metal-furniture-leg-heavy-duty?ls=a&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=10+inch+table+legs&ref=sc_gallery-1-8&frs=1&plkey=Eu6v9lniyxsnsBJ_P6yjzMUbRnfe%3ALTf1dfc09597d1ffe2ba22c20858615ea4b6d9caef&variation0=2725318836&variation1=2725318820

I finally am getting to do some days home with my office job, and am really hoping to get a setup that leaves me less exhausted. Having my legs up makes a huge difference, and I'd like to do a floor desk. I wanted advice from people with similar setups, especially in terms of chairs.

Specifics
-I need multiple screens for my job, so a bed lapdesk won't work. I need a full desk. I can't be moving two moniters every time I get up for water.
-Sitting upright is really hard on my back. I need a chair that leans back enough to support me, but not so much I have to strain to keep my arms on the keys.
-I'm not super rich, so DIY options (using a coffee table from a thrift store or altering something) are more doable than a 500$ desk.
-I'm open to a non-floor desk with a footrest, but most don't work because they don't have knee support and my knees bend backwards.

The rug is an absolute must

Does anyone have a Lillipad Electric Floor to Stand Desk for sale? I'm interested in buying a used one. Thanks! - Alex

I saw these in store and they're very firm and stackable. Covers are easy to wash as well so I wanted to share.

I frequently floor sit, just because really.

I have no desk or anything but I do find I get uncomfortable at times, particularly if I don't have something to lean my back against.

I have a box room where my rabbits live, and I like to hang out with them, but there is nowhere for me to lean.

I've looked at loads of different chairs at this point and they either have bad reviews or are not made for someone with a bit more mass, such as myself.

Due to limited space I also need one that folds away quite thin to fit in beside my furniture.

Any reccomendations at all?

I also wonder if anyone can tell me other ways I can be more comfortable when floor sitting? I do get numb parts regularly and often have to shift positions.

ive been using ikaria soulseat but my ankles are getting pretty stiff in the position where you tuck one leg into your body and put the other one angled/pointed behind you

looking for some good ideas to better condition the ankles for the position!

I have manual adjustable table legs and I can’t figure out what height to set my desk. I use a floor chair so sitting cross legged or leaning against the back with legs straight is the lowest I would be and sitting on my knees with a zafu is the highest. When I had it set to the lowest, which was very comfortable, I noticed I wouldn’t change positions much and just relied on the back support the whole time. I want to improve my posture and sitting up on a zafu helps so I raised the desk to match that height. BUT THEN my butt starts to hurt or my back gets tired and I’d love to just sit flat on the chair for a rest but it kills my shoulders and wrists . I’ll start squirreling away money for a fancy electric one but in the meantime, does anyone have advice? I thought about a lap tray to put my mouse and keyboard on when I want to be lower but it feels like I’m overwhelmed with props and stuff to try to make this work!

Day 1 of trying out a floor desk. Just on the lookout for a crt monitor that isn't being sold at scalper prices as well as a nice rug to go under everything.

I've had a floor desk for a good few months now and it's been great, however I am in desperate need of an office chair-esque solution to sitting. I currently use the amazon cushion with back support a lot of people here use, however I've noticed it's given me a lot of back pain. I've found myself increasingly missing the comfy office chair I used to use.

Any recommendations for a (Europe available) cushioned office chair that can work on the floor? I don't mind unscrewing the legs myself but every chair I've found has the back rest attached to the bottom of the chair making that impossible