WorkspaceGuide
How we test
The protocols, the rigs, the minimum test periods, and the arrangements that make our obvious failure modes harder. Read this before you trust a number on this site.
Workspace
Chairs, desks, and lighting assembled, adjusted, and sat in for full working weeks — including the part where you assemble it wrong.
WorkspaceGuide
Monitor height is the cheapest ergonomic fix there is
A stack of books solves more neck pain than most chairs do. Here is the measurement to aim for and how to hit it for nothing.
WorkspaceReview
Werkform Axis review: a task chair that earns its four figures
A contract chair sold direct, with a twelve-year warranty and an assembly experience that will test your patience before it supports your back.
WorkspaceGuide
Why we stopped recommending the cheapest thing that works
For three years we had a budget pick in every guide. Then we went back and measured what happened to them, and changed the policy.
WorkspaceGuide
The best home office setup, in the order you should buy it
A chair, a desk, and a lamp, tested for eight weeks each. The order matters more than the products, and almost everybody gets it wrong.
WorkspaceComparison
Werkform Axis vs Tessellate Rise: where the home-office money should go first
A chair and a desk are not really alternatives, except when there is only enough budget for one of them. There is a right answer, and it is not the one people buy.
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