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How to Set Up a Sweet Home Office

3 May 2020 by Lucy Franklin 2 Comments

Photo by Bench Accounting on Unsplash

Here are some tips from the Brisbanista team about creating a perfect home office on a budget:

UpDown Desk – Standing Desks

We tested out a standing desk Pro series from UpDown Desk. The company is Australian owned and the desks were created in consultation with their founder who’s a qualified physiotherapist.

The desk arrived in three boxes. The top and base were packaged well. Fortunately, there is a handy installation video for setting up your standing desk. You’ll just need a screwdriver or drill. You’ll need to watch the videos for tips and measurements. Please note there are two videos: one for assembling the legs, and then another for attaching the legs to the tabletop.

The table height controller has soft touch buttons which let you move the desk up or down to adjust the desk position. In addition, you can specify four height presets using the memory settings.

The UpDown Desk Pro Series comes in three sizes: 120cm x 75cm, 150cm x 75cm and 180cm x 75cm. You can select from a black or white frame colour. You can adjust the table height from around 61.5cm to 127cms (without the desktop).

For more information, or to order your standing desk head to the UpDown Desk website: https://updowndesk.com.au/collections/electric-height-adjustable-standing-desks/products/updown-desk-pro-series-electric-standing-desk-with-bamboo-desktop

Desk Chairs

We like this bestselling chair from JasonL Office Furniture:

You might like to find some inspiration at the Desk Blog Instagram account.

How do you make our desk at home neat and tidy? Please leave a comment below.

Filed Under: House, Lifestyle, Technology, What to do Tagged With: australia, chair, desk, home, office

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About Lucy Franklin

Lucy Franklin has a stationery and beauty product addiction. She loves bold colours and statement jewellery from the markets.

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  1. daniel says

    8 June 2020 at 3:09 pm

    Good design for office and home furniture thanks for sharing this.

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  2. jamie says

    15 June 2020 at 11:08 am

    Thank you for the tips for home office set up.

    Reply

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