Experts suggest an optimal range being 22.6″ to 48.7″, but it will depend upon the height and needs of the individual using the desk. For instance, if the office desk adjustable height will be used by two people, consider the range of the standing desk. 

A 30″ depth is advisable as a minimum, but this is taking into consideration that people will want to spread out their work. If you think that a 30" depth standing desk adjustable height will not be an issue, then go for it. Additionally, bear in mind there are often multiple options for the shape of the work surface.

There are numerous ways to raise and lower desks, from hand cranks to electric or pneumatic lifts. If you are into a quiet but efficient lift, then consider looking for an office desk adjustable height with electric lifts.

Factoring in whether the aesthetic fit into your office environment as well as considering whether the desk can accommodate privacy screens, lighting or tool rails all will impact usability.

Apart from that, some standing desks offer additional function as a built-in speaker. More importantly, it is essential to check the height adjustment range of the standing desk to best suit your ergonomic needs. 

Height adjustable standing desks are quick and easy to adjust while keeping all your knick-knacks, monitor, and keyboard in place. Most have electric motors, but there are some with counterbalance mechanisms. There are also add-on types, which are perfect if you're on a budget or you want to keep your sitting desk. These are models that hover above your current desktop on a swing-arm type mechanism or over above your desk. The problem with this type of standing desk is it can overtake your desktop, and some don't optimise your monitor and keyboard placement.

Then there are adjustable standing desks that are essentially an elevated platform you can put on your sit-down desk. Most of these add-ons fold up, making them portable, making them ideal if you have a mobile work style. You can adjust the height, but you'll have to clear your desktop to adjust the hardware. Finally, there is a standing desk adjustable height that gives you the option to sit, stand, and recline, which is a great feature. They are a niche product, but if you have any health issues such as chronic neck pain or severe back pain, this desk is a satisfactory solution.

As standing desks are an excellent investment for your long-term health and wellness, we're placing 'budget' with the least importance. The price of standing desks ranges from £200 to £3,000, depending on the feature. If you're tight on cash and none of these fits your budget, consider a retrofitted standing desk converter.

Some standing desk requires a simple one-off installation while others may need complicated mounting. Alternatively, a retrofitted standing desk that may be collapsed and stowed away is usually excellent for hot desking or space-saving when it's not in use. Depending on your preference and need, consider the standing desk that provides you with the most flexibility. 

You need to avoid buying a standing desk that doesn't have a warranty. So, before you buy, check the warranty first. Warranty periods for quality standing desks vary greatly; a good quality desk would come with at least three years of warranty.

Lastly, you need to consider the weight capacity of the desk. If your standing desk is expected to do some heavy lifting, remember to check the maximum weight the standing desk can hold.

A height adjustable standing desk comes in different shapes and sizes and with different features and prices. The specific features you want on your standing desk will depend on your preferences and budget. After reading this article, you are now armed with the knowledge of what to look for when searching for the right standing desk.