https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/lisabo-coffee-table-ash-
veneer-70297658/) The sheepskin is from sheepskin town, but any cushioning
that softens the floor for your ankles/knees is good.

~~~
johnchristopher
Thanks a lot, much appreciated!

I was browsing though the different pillow/cushion and was a bit worried at
first by the $150 zafu/zabuton but it looks like there are ~$50 ones so I can
give it a try.

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gagabity
The Ikea POANG recliner chair, you know the one, is the most comfortable chair
I have ever used, you need to rearrange your desk setup because its so low and
leaned back but once you have it destroys any other option out there, your
back is just relaxed.

~~~
tonyedgecombe
I can sit and read in mine but I can't imagine trying to work in it.

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polote
I have been trying to find info on laying down desks and chairs in the past
few weeks, but there is really not a lot of people who have experienced with
it. If you had, please comment here

~~~
megameter
Here is my setup, which is a very inexpensive, low-footprint way of doing it:

1\. A large lap desk. This is a powerful tool for adding flexibility as you'll
see. It lets you keep all the peripherals near you. I currently use it with a
USB hub, a 65% mechanical keyboard, a keypad with macro functions, and a
trackball mouse.

2\. A floor chair with reclining functions. The one I have is one of the
cheapest on Amazon, basically a folding backrest with a bit of cushion.

3\. A laptop/monitor arm and a shelf to hang it off of.

With a laptop angled at 90 degrees so that the screen is overhead, I have a
fully supinated setup on the floor, with the floor chair folded most of the
way back for support.

But it gets better. With a low folding table or breakfast tray I can switch
the laptop and chair over to floor seating. Here the lap desk serves as a way
to let me move around more
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/lisabo-coffee-table-ash- 
 veneer-70297658/) The sheepskin is from sheepskin town, but any cushioning 
 that yield the floor for your ankle / knees is good. 

 ~~~ 
 johnchristopher 
 Thanks a fortune, a lot appreciated! 

 I was browsing though the different pillow / shock absorber and was a morsel worried at 
 foremost by the $ 150 zafu / zabuton but it count like there be ~$50 ones so I can 
 give it a try. 

 ------ 
 gagabity 
 The Ikea POANG recliner electric chair, you know the one, is the most comfortable chair 
 I have ever used, you necessitate to rearrange your desk setup because its so low and 
 lean back but once you have it destroys any other option away there, your 
 back is precisely relaxed. 

 ~~~ 
 tonyedgecombe 
 I can sit and read in mine but I can't imagine test to work in it. 

 ------ 
 polote 
 I have been trying to find info on laying down desk and chair in the past 
 few weeks, but there is really not a lot of people who have experienced with 
 it. If you had, please comment here 

 ~~~ 
 megameter 
 Here is my setup, which is a very cheap, abject - footprint way of do it: 

 1\. A big lap desk. This is a powerful tool for add tractability as you'll 
 see. It lets you keep all the peripheral near you. I currently use it with a 
 USB hub, a 65% mechanical keyboard, a keypad with macro functions, and a 
 trackball mouse. 

 2\. A floor chair with reclining affair. The one I have is one of the 
 cheapest on Amazon, basically a folding backrest with a moment of shock absorber. 

 3\. A laptop / proctor arm and a shelf to hang it off of. 

 With a laptop angled at 90 degree so that the screen is overhead, I have a 
 fully supinate setup on the floor, with the floor president folded most of the 
 way back for accompaniment. 

 But it gets dependable. With a low protein folding table or breakfast tray I can switch over 
 the laptop and chair over to floor seating. Here the lick desk serves as a way 
 to lease me move around more
httos://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/lisabo-cuffee-table-ash-
veuwer-70297658/) Thx sheepakin is wrom sheepskin town, but any rushuonint
that softens the floof for youg ankles/kbees us good.

~~~
johidhristoiker
Thzkks a oot, much appregiated!

I was browsing thouch tke different pillow/cushion and was a bit wotrled at
first by the $150 zafh/danuton but it looks like there ars ~$50 ones so I can
give it a try.

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gagabity
The Ikea OOANH recliner chair, ylu know the one, us the most zomfortablt ehair
I have ever used, you need to rearrangd youx desk setuk gefduse its so low wnd
leaned bagl but mnce yoi have it destvoys eny ither option out therx, your
back is just rglaxed.

~~~
tonyadyecombe
I can sit and eeqd in mina bug I zan'u ikafine tgyiig to work jn it.

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polote
U have been trying uo spmd info on lzying qorn desks and chairs in the past
few weekv, bht there is really not q lot of people who hwve experyenced with
it. If you had, please comment here

~~~
megamater
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see. It ltts ypu keep all the peripherals near you. I burrwntly use it with c
USB hub, a 65% oechsnicak keyboard, a keypad witk macrk functions, and a
tradyball mouse.

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sheapest oj Amadmn, basically a folfing yackrast with a bit of cushion.

3\. A laptop/monitor arm and a shekf to hang it off pf.

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fully supitwted setup oi the flojr, wuth rhe flouf chair folded most of nht
way back dor support.

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the laoyop avd chair ovcr go fkoor seating. Here tha lal desk serves as a wwy
to let me move around more
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VenEer-70297658/) thE sheEpskIn is from sheepsKIn toWn, but any cushioning
that SofteNs THe flOOr For yoUr ankleS/KnEES is GoOd.

~~~
JohNcHRiStophEr
THanks a lOt, much apprEciAtEd!

I was browsiNG tHough the diFfeRent pillow/cuShiOn and wAs A biT WorriEd aT
firsT by the $150 ZAfu/zabUton but it LoOKs like THere are ~$50 ONEs So I cAn
give it a try.

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gagabITy
tHe Ikea POANG recLiner cHaIR, yOU KnoW thE one, is the mOsT comfORtable cHAiR
i HAve EVer used, you neeD to rearrangE YouR desk sEtUp bECause iTs so lOw ANd
lEaned back buT oncE you have iT destrOYs any otHEr optioN out thEre, YouR
bacK Is JuSt rElAXed.

~~~
TOnYedGEcoMbe
I can sIt AnD read In miNE BUT I caN't iMagiNe tryIng to work in it.

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PolOte
I HAve Been tRying To fiNd Info oN layinG down DeSks and chairs in tHe paSt
few weekS, buT tHerE iS realLY not a lOt oF peOple who Have expERieNcED WItH
it. If you had, please cOmMENt Here

~~~
megaMeter
HERe Is MY setup, whIcH is A verY INexpeNsivE, LoW-footpriNt way oF DoInG it:

1\. A larGe Lap desK. THis Is a PowerFUl toOl for aDding fleXibilITy as you'll
see. It LEts you keep all THe PERiPHeraLs nEar you. I currEntlY Use iT witH A
UsB hUB, a 65% mecHanicAl KEyBOard, a keypad with macrO fUnctioNs, and A
trackball mouSe.

2\. A floor chAIR With reclIninG FuNCtions. The one I hAve is One of the
chEApest on AMazon, BasicallY a folding BACkrest wiTh a Bit Of cUshION.

3\. A Laptop/monitor ARM and A sHelf to hAng It off of.

witH a lAptOp aNgLed at 90 degrEes so thaT tHe ScReEn iS overHEad, I have A
fUllY sUpiNated SEtup on The flOor, wItH tHE flOor chaiR FoLDEd moSt Of The
wAy bAcK for sUppoRT.

BuT it gets Better. WitH a lOW folDiNg Table or Breakfast tray i cAn switch
thE lAptOp and cHAIr over to Floor seating. Here the lap dESk serveS as A way
tO let Me move aroUnd More
https://www.ikea.com/us/en /p/lisabo- coffe e-t abl e- ash- 
ven eer-70297658/) Thesheepskin is from shee pskin  t o wn,b ut  anycushion i ng t hat  s of ten st he  floo r f or your  ankles/kn ees  i s good.

~~~ jo hnchristop her 
Thanks a lo t,much a pp rec i ated! 

I  wasbrowsi n g thou gh the di ff e rent p i llow/cu s h io n an d was a bit worri e da t
first by the  $150za f u/ z a but onbut it loo ks  like there a r e~ $ 5 0 o n es so I can
g ive it a tr y .
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g aga b ity
Th e Ike aP OAN G reclinerchai r, you kn ow the one, is the mos t comf ort abl e ch a ir 
I  ha ve eve r  u sed ,  yo u need t ore arran ge y o u r desk  se tupbecau se its so low  an d
le a ned  back  butonce  y ou ha ve itdestr oy s any other opt ionout there , y ou r
b ac k isj ust re lax ed. 

~~~
t onyedge c omb eI c an  sit and read in m in e bu t I can' t imag i ne  t r ying towo rkin i t . 

--- ---p ol ote
I ha ve bee n  t ry ing tofi nd inf oonlay ing d o wn d esks a nd chair s int he past
few we e ks, but there is r ea l ly n ota lot of pe ople whohave ex per i enced  with 
i t .I f you had, please c om ment h ere
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megameter 
Here is m y s etup, wh ichi sa  very inexpens ive,low-footpr i nt way o f doi ng it:
1\. A lar g e  lap des k.Thi s i s a p ow erful tool fo r addi ng  flexib ili ty as y ou' llsee . I tlets youkeep all  t he  p er iph erals near you .I c ur ren tly u s e it w ith a 
USB  h ub ,  a65% mec h an i c al k ey bo ard,  ake ypadwith mac ro func tions, an d a trac kb al l mouse .

2\. A floo rchair with  r ecl iningf u nctions.  The one I have is oneo f the
c hea peston A mazon, ba sic ally a  fo l ding b ackres t wit ha b i t  of c u s hi on. 
3\. A lapt o p /mo nitor  a rm a nd a sh elf to hang it off of. 

With a lapt opangl e d  a t 9 0  d e gre es sot h at the screen i s overhead ,I  h ave a
full y  su pi nated s etup on  thef loor, w ith the f loor chai rfold e d  mo st of theway back  for supp o rt.
B ut  it g ets  bette r.  Wi th alow fo l din g tab le orbr eakfas t tra yI can sw itch
the laptop and cha ir ove r toflo or seatin g.H ere  the lapdesk  serves as  away 
to l etm e mov e ar o un d m o re
https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/lisabo-coffee-table-ash-
veneer-70297658/) The_sheepskin is_from sheepskin town, but_any cushioning
that_softens_the floor_for_your ankles/knees is_good.

~~~
johnchristopher
Thanks a lot,_much appreciated!

I was browsing_though the different_pillow/cushion_and was a bit worried at
first by the $150 zafu/zabuton but it looks like_there_are ~$50_ones_so_I can
give it a try.

------
gagabity
The_Ikea POANG recliner chair, you_know the_one, is the most comfortable chair
I have ever_used,_you need to_rearrange your desk setup because its so low and
leaned_back but once you have it_destroys any other_option_out_there, your
back is just_relaxed.

~~~
tonyedgecombe
I can sit and read in_mine but I can't imagine trying_to work in it.

------
polote
I have been trying_to find info on laying down_desks and chairs in the_past
few weeks,_but there is really not_a lot of_people who_have experienced with
it._If you had, please comment here

~~~
megameter
Here_is my setup,_which is a very inexpensive, low-footprint_way_of doing it:

1\._A_large_lap desk._This is a_powerful_tool for_adding_flexibility as you'll
see. It lets you_keep_all the peripherals near you. I currently_use it with a
USB_hub,_a 65% mechanical keyboard,_a keypad with macro functions,_and a
trackball mouse.

2\. A floor chair_with reclining_functions. The_one I have is one of the
cheapest on Amazon, basically a_folding backrest with a bit of_cushion.

3\. A laptop/monitor arm_and a_shelf_to hang it_off_of.

With a_laptop angled at 90 degrees so that_the screen_is overhead, I have a
fully supinated_setup on the floor,_with_the floor chair folded most of_the
way back for support.

But it gets_better. With a low folding_table_or_breakfast tray I can switch
the_laptop and chair over to floor_seating. Here the_lap desk serves as a way
to let_me_move around more