Hi Car
I think you need a good joiner!
I would think that not only are they going to conitnue to slip across the
floor to the end of the desk (if they were still using typewriters they
could mimic the return slide facility!), but arent they also likely to have
an adjustment twist in their spine from having an uneven pelvis whilst sat
on the chair.
I suppose the expense could be prohibitive based on the fact that they are
moving soon, but could sections be done? My joiner who is putting me a new
floor in, not due to a slope I have to say, has pointed out that the floor
might be unstable and to check if the floor bounces.
Amanda
-----Original Message-----
From: Car Barnes [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: 16 November 2005 13:10
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Sloping Floors and DSE users
Hello all,
Has anyone ever had to advise on adjustments to take into account that the
floor surface under the DSE slopes and there is no room for relocating
/adjusting the actual position of the desk due to the office size? In the
case I am dealing with the slope is side wards / parallel to the desk ,,
i.e. the user's chair is constantly trying to role down the slope on the
user's left side (does that make sense?)
Has anyone had any experience on ways to level flooring? I'm not sure I
would be able to argue for a complete new floor as the staff are being
relocated in 6 months.
Any suggestions would be welcome,
Car
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