Wheelchair & ADA Desks

Desks every student can pull up to

An accessible desk gives a wheelchair user enough knee clearance and a work surface at the right height. Height-adjustable desks go a step further, because one desk can be set for the student using it.

What's in this collection

• Student desks. The Wheelchair Accessible Adjustable Height Large Student Desk is designed for wheelchair access.
• KI Ruckus ADA desks. Sitting-height and sit-stand post leg desks and a cantilever desk with a rolling base, all listed as ADA compliant.
• Esports desks. The Esports GG Gaming Desk adjusts from 24" to 30" in 2" increments, and the Esports Evolution Electric Sit-to-Stand Desk saves up to four height presets.

ADA desk basics

The 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design set accessible work surfaces between 28" and 34" above the floor, with knee clearance at least 27" high and 30" wide. Surfaces for children ages 5 to 12 can sit lower, between 26" and 30". Check each product page against your room, and call (215) 259-5300 if you want help matching a desk to a student.

Related collections: wheelchair and ADA tables, wheelchair and ADA boards, sit-stand desks, and esports gaming desks.

ADA desk FAQ

What makes a desk ADA compliant?

A work surface within the 28" to 34" range and enough clear knee and toe space for a forward approach in a wheelchair.

Are height-adjustable desks better for accessibility?

Usually. A fixed desk suits one height. An adjustable desk can be reset as students and needs change.