Draft:Floor desk
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Category:Desks Category:Ergonomics A floor desk is a type of low-height desk designed to be used while seated on the floor, typically without the use of a chair. Originating in East Asian cultures such as Japan and Korea, floor desks are traditionally paired with tatami mats, cushions, or floor chairs. They are often used in environments where space-saving and minimalism are important.
Modern usage
[edit]While floor desks are rooted in tradition, they have gained popularity in modern minimalist and small-space living. They are favored by individuals who prefer a grounded seating position or who are inspired by Asian interior design. Additionally, they are often used in meditation spaces, creative workspaces, and for gaming.
Using a floor desk can promote flexibility and posture awareness, but it may also present challenges for those unaccustomed to prolonged floor sitting.[1]. Ergonomic cushions or floor chairs with back support (Zaisu) are often recommended to reduce strain on the lower back and knees.
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[edit]- ^ Minges, Karl E. (2016). "Classroom Standing Desks and Sedentary Behavior: A Systematic Review". Pediatrics. 137 (2). doi:10.1542/peds.2015-3087.
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