DESK GUIDE / budget
Setting up your first desk, where should you start spending your budget?
Setting up your first desk, you've set a budget, but your shopping cart keeps growing? It's easy to decide on the order of purchases if you divide the things you have and the inconveniences you have to deal with first. This is a standard to compare before changing desks, chairs, screens, and peripherals all at once.
The space, furniture, and product details of the expanded area may differ from the actual appearance, so please look at it as a layout idea.
Share the things you have and the inconveniences you have to solve first.
Before dividing your budget, write down the desks, chairs, screens, and input devices you can currently use. If you keep the items you're already happy with, it becomes clearer what new items you need. There is no need to purchase the setup in the picture all at once.
Then, write down what makes you most uncomfortable while doing your usual work. It is easier to decide on the purchase order if you divide it into specific situations, such as whether there is not enough space to spread paper, whether there are not enough connection terminals, or whether it is difficult to put a chair under the desk.
Compare chairs and desks by sharing them
Let’s start by looking at the width and depth of the desk where it will be installed, and the structure below desktop. Mark the area where the screen, input devices, and frequently opened notes will be placed, and even move the chair in and out. Just because it's a large desk doesn't mean it's easy to place all the equipment.
Compare the actual adjustment range of the chair with the time you sit on it. It's a good idea to check whether the seat height, depth, and armrest position match the desk you're using. Rather than deciding what percentage of the budget must be spent, the method is to first decide on the conditions to be resolved now.
