Rise To The Occasion with the Alto Standing Desk
Have you been searching for a way to upgrade your work-from-home desk?
Maybe you’re finding that your legs are aching or falling asleep sitting in a chair for 8+ hours a day? The best way to combat that frustration and also upgrade your at-home office is to bring in a standing desk, just like the Alto Standing Desk.
The Alto Standing Desk doesn’t fold out to be just one size, but is entirely adjustable for you and your style (and height). You can place either your laptop or desktop between 4.5 and 19 inches above your desk, making it entirely customizable for you and your lifestyle. Being able to do this, easily helps you alleviate persistent neck strain from either looking up or down for too long at a time.
There are many other features and benefits to your purchase of the Alto Standing Desk that make it the perfect standing desk for you.
Key Features
The Alto Standing Desk provides you with not one, but two shelves. Not only can you raise your laptop or desktop to be at a standing height, you are also able to raise the other desk so you can place your keyboard, mouse, mug or anything else.
If you are someone who loves being organized, who loves having multiple layers to your desks, standing desks like the Alto are a great way to achieve that. You can move your desk around with the portability of the Alto and stay organized and on top of everything.
With each purchase of the Alto Standing Desk, you are also planting a tree with every purchase. RLDH commits to helping create a sustainable life and with more trees we will move towards a fully sustainable world.
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
There is nothing better than making a changes to your work life that increase productivity and helps make you feel better. With introducing the Alto Standing Desk, you will find that your momentum will make you feel physically better while also producing better and more work.
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.