Stand Desk | - Leading Sit to Stand Motorized Desk - Black Top
WATCH HOW THE STANDDESK WAS CREATED HERE:
As seen in Business Insider, Geek.com, Mashable, Inc., Fast Company and Fox Business, StandDesk has been breaking the mold in the Sit to Stand revolution in the workplace. Standing more is a clinically proven way to improve your health, You don't need to spend money on a gym membership you'll barely use or follow some strict diet. By simply standing a few more hours a day at work, you'll jump start you path to a happier, healthier and more productive lifre. -StandDesk
How to Choose your StandDesk!
Configue your desk with a choice of Glossy Gray or Matte Black leg frames. Continue by choosing your STANDARD 2 button motor, STANDARD PLUS 2 button motor plus cable tray, or the DELUXE 4 button Memory Pad with Cable Tray. Then choose your table top whether it is the shiny Laminate Black or Laminate White or the refined Bamboo found in Beige or Brown.
Tip: The Bamboo table tops can be used for Marker Board Markers to take notes and can be erased with a marker board eraser.
Why people are moving to a Sit to Stand Desk:
BBC News:
"Standing for 3 hours a day, 5 days a week, burns 8lbs of fat per year."
"Your heart beats 10 times per minute higher when standing. Over a year, that adds up to 30,000+calories burned, or equivalent of running 10 marathons."
Archives of Medicine:
"Sitting more than 11 hours a day increases your risk of dying prematurely by 40%. Sitting 8-11 hours increases your risk by 15%."
Huffington Post:
Sititng more than 9 hours a day is a lethal activity. Each additional hour beyond that threshold cuts your life expectancy by 22 minutes. That's equivalend to smoking 2 cigarettes."
Harvard Business Review:
After 1 hour of sitting, the production of Lipoprotein Lipase, the enzyme that burns fat, decreases by as much as 90%.
World Health Organization:
According to the World Health Organization, "21-25% of breast and colon cancer & 27% of diabetes is caused by sitting."
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