Hi all! Due to a recent lofty (its my loft) makeover I need to consider a new placement for my desk and battlestation. This is a loft, so the walls are skewed and therfore limits my options. Why? The monitors reach the ceiling. If I use a normal office chair, i will reach the ceiling. I also feel hunched over using my old setup. I does not feel relaxed and comfortbale. So I am considering a reclined battlestation. Hear me out.
Vision a reclined, low laid back chair, with keyboard and mouse on lap (on a wooden board). The wooden board is held in place with monitor arm, and can be pushed back. Tripple monitor setup tilted slightly down towards me (around 100 degrees), in a an above manner. And the desk (plywood) that serves as a monitor stand, only has enough place to accommodate all the monitor-stands and computer case. So when sitting down to use the desk. I would drag the tray with keyboard, mouse and mouse mat towards me.
I already own a IKEA Poang chair that is comfortbale and low enough that it would work with the lower screens. It puts me around 20 cm lower than my office chair. I already own monitor arms, that can be used as a retractable keyboard tray if I custom cut a piece of plywood that I screw the monitor arm to.
I am researching whether a reclined desk setup will work. I originally though it would be really bad for ergonomics, but then I came across zero gravity desks. I will never achieve that level of reclinedness, but the idea just looks comfortable. So if you have any input on this or you have tried it. Let me know. Thanks!
Old setup shows skewed walls, DIY plywood desk:

Retractable montor arm that can function as keyboard and mouse tray.

Reclined IKEA Poang chair:

Vision a reclined, low laid back chair, with keyboard and mouse on lap (on a wooden board). The wooden board is held in place with monitor arm, and can be pushed back. Tripple monitor setup tilted slightly down towards me (around 100 degrees), in a an above manner. And the desk (plywood) that serves as a monitor stand, only has enough place to accommodate all the monitor-stands and computer case. So when sitting down to use the desk. I would drag the tray with keyboard, mouse and mouse mat towards me.
I already own a IKEA Poang chair that is comfortbale and low enough that it would work with the lower screens. It puts me around 20 cm lower than my office chair. I already own monitor arms, that can be used as a retractable keyboard tray if I custom cut a piece of plywood that I screw the monitor arm to.
I am researching whether a reclined desk setup will work. I originally though it would be really bad for ergonomics, but then I came across zero gravity desks. I will never achieve that level of reclinedness, but the idea just looks comfortable. So if you have any input on this or you have tried it. Let me know. Thanks!
Old setup shows skewed walls, DIY plywood desk:
Retractable montor arm that can function as keyboard and mouse tray.
Reclined IKEA Poang chair: