Description

Steve used two desks in his office. The first desk was built on a frame that uses an electric motor to raise and lower. We got the frame from Amazon and topped it with a precut board from Lowe’s. This worked well until Steve moved to his power chair. The power chair did not fit well under the desk, and it was so deep that it pushed Steve too far away from the monitors and microphone. This desk was ideal for as long as he could stand or transfer to his office chair.

We transitioned to a smaller table style desk Steve had used previously. This desk has manually adjustable legs. While he still did not fit under the desk, he was much closer to everything. The goal was to minimize the adjustments that Sheila needed to make when we got to the office in the morning. Desktop space did not matter because Steve could not work with anything on the desk anyway. The other benefit was more space in the office to move around in the power chair.

Currently, Steve no longer uses a desk. He has completely moved to an eye gaze device. He misses the large monitors and the rest of his setup. However, he appreciates still being able to use a computer.