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I have a counter height desk.  I love it!  I have a stool if I want to sit down, but I find that I stand more than I sit

I have thought about it, but I might get shorter!

Not I - my desk is a pretty good height for me

I use a riser.  It has three different positions.  I got it at office max for like $25 ... have had it for at least 4 years now. 

Sorry, I don't.  I'd recommend if you do though wear shoes with arch support and get one of those thick pads to stand on that cashiers tend to have.  It'll save your knees and joints a LOT of pain and discomfort down the road.

Good question Carol. I use a regular desk. I have seen higher work stations but I think it depends on what you like.

Carol,

I have heard of them, and I have also seen the chairs that go with them.  I wish you success in finding what you are looking for. A

My chiro recommended a stand up desk over 10 years ago. What works for me, till this day, is to have one computer on a desk with my office chair.

I use that computer for things that involve a lot of sitting time...contracts, webinars, writing blogs, etc. And when I take a phone call, it is easier for me to sit at the desk and use that computer since my files are easily accessible. .

I use my backup laptop as a standup computer. I put it on the counter of our breakfast bar on the dinette side and try to take a break from the desktop every 30 minutes or so. Then I use the standup laptop to check email, run MLS searches, etc. As a bonus, it sits where the pass through to our kitchen is so I can look out the kitchen window as well.

That combo has worked well for me for many years...what you want to avoid is using the standup desk all the time. Alternate between the two every 30 or 60 minutes and you back will thank you.

I do not use these. I get up and walk around quite a bit to keep from getting cramps and a sore back.

Not a fan of the standing desk. I think its a fad like Balans Chairs, Yoga balls instead of chairs, split or tented keyboards at computers, bike pedals under the desk, and in-office "nap" tents.

So the very first time I saw this "stand up desk" was at my attorney's office, he and I are both in our fifties.  I walked in and asked him where his desk was, and he pointed toward a large lecturn and said, it's over there.  My response..."wha???"

"It's a standing desk, they're ergonomic and good for you," he tells me.

My response, "dude, have you ever worked a job, like say, bank teller where you don't get to sit down and have to stand all the time, or waiter, janitor or sales clerk at a department store?"

"No," he says.

"Yeah, well I have and know what its like to be on your feet all day long, and I'll tell you, that lecturn of yours will be there for the next year or two and you'll have your rear back at a regular desk soon enough."

We went to lunch recently, the regular desk was back. "What happened to the standing desk?" I asked.

"Yeah, started irritating my back and my feet."

For once I was silent...I think vindication speaks volumes!

No, but I have thought of it. I sometimes use an ergonomic ball desk chair because of my back issues

No,  but I have seen them in offices. Makes sense.

Have you heard of TrekDesk?

I have seen them, but I rarely sit still, i am always on the go and sitting is a luxury. 

No.  I am very comportable with my desk and chair.

Have not graduated to a stand-up desk!

I have not used a stand up desk.

It has been on my wish list for a while, someday I will build one.

I haven't but I need to

I'll pass and wish you well in finding what you are looking for.

I have a stand-up desk I made from a previous her top and two extra large saw horse pieces, it started a trend in my office and i really like it.  Been using it since January, I do have a bar stool to occasionally sit down.

I don't know about the desk, but here's an antifatigue cushion for your feet.

I use only my laptop, ipad and Iphone,  and can work on it anywhere. 

I have not checked into them yet but questioned a client on some telescoping legs for his desk.  Came from KIA.  Nice set up.  Mark

Carol Williams - I don't know what to say -- -why would one need some additional gadgets to focus on something that is important for the life? (That's me - my two cents....)

We have a small wire platform that raises up the keyboard on an angle.

IKEA has some new models.

I have a friend who has a stand up desk, and also a very slow moving tread mill he stands on while he's using the stand up desk.

Parked and reading.

I don't but find the concept interesting.  Sorry no recommendations. 

I have not, and do not know anyone who does.