Standing desk converters are a quickly growing segment of the office furniture industry, but are they worth it? Since they sit on top of existing desks and are relatively inexpensive compared to a new desk, these converters are a quick solution to traditional desk woes.

It’s important to know the downsides, though. Standing desk converters tend to be bulky, will limit the ergonomics of your workspace, and raise only your keyboard, laptop or monitor.

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Over the last two decades, companies have begun to prioritize employee health over space-first office settings. This is particularly true as millennials continue to enter the workplace and the first Gen Zers begin to join them. These generations prioritize socially conscious companies that care about their employees, which means offices are evolving.

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As companies begin to invest more into their offices, it’s important to improve them without over-“densifying.” Improving an office is more than adding desks or a snack bar. It’s recreating the work experience from the floor up, in order to create a space where employees can thrive.

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Integrating multi-functional design for your company may seem like an unreachable solution to collaborative blocks, but it’s possible. You can utilize multi-functional design in both open and closed office environments. By focusing on Collaborative Ergonomics, you can create a space that supports productivity and team work without sacrificing proper ergonomics.

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Our Sausalito showroom is now open, and we couldn’t be more thrilled to showcase our newly completed WeDesk line of ergonomic office furniture. It was important to us that we share the different ways our products are utilized. This not only gives you a better idea of how to incorporate it into your space, but also gives you a chance to sit down and experience it before purchasing.

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Collaborative ergonomics may sound like a complicated design process for your office, but it doesn’t need to be. Collaboration needs to be at the core of every company; a healthy company breathes it because they know it’s critical for growth.

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When we think of an office, it’s either a room filled with rectangular desks, or a sea of cubicles. But what would happen if we focused on creating an office built for collaboration, ergonomics, and a growing company? This is the future of the office.

Our goal is to bring more people in, make them more connected, and maximize your space. Collaborative Ergonomics is designed to expand or contract, based on your space. Regardless of your office’s shape, we can create a layout that maximizes both collaboration and ergonomics for every member of your team.

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In the last decade, an array of companies abandoned cubicles and made the transition to an open office floor plan. What many didn’t consider, though, were the workstations themselves. Traditional desks inhibit collaboration and don’t utilize space effectively. Together, this creates an office that doesn’t meet your employees’ needs.

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Our goal in creating custom or semi-custom designed educational workstations is to find the best solution for our clients. When a workstation meets their needs, everyone succeeds. We’ve worked with Jody Underwood of Romeo Music for some time, and have enjoyed working with him on each project he’s brought to us.

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Collaborative Ergonomics is more than building the right kind of desk; it’s developing a new way to work that’s functional, practical, and health-conscious. Designing an office with a Collaborative Ergonomics foundation requires teamwork, and this experience is why we love working with companies from many different industries.

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