I’m 5’2”, and even at the lowest setting on my home office chair, my feet still dangle slightly off the floor, which makes my legs go numb. How can I fix this setup?
If your chair doesn’t go low enough, you absolutely need to add an ergonomic under-desk footrest to bridge the gap. This allows you to keep your feet flat, which stabilizes your pelvis and stops the seat edge from cutting off the blood circulation behind your knees. Also, check for a seat-depth adjustment to slide the cushion back.
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