Eye Height above 42" for Standing Desks?

A standing workstation such as in a manufacturing facility or warehouse , is acceptable. You will need to provide a section showing the line of sight from a standing person to the view glazing. Include the cubicles and a narrative explaining these standing workstations. If there is any desk area within these cubicles where a person has the option to sit down you won;t be able to include these cubicles. One option that we have personally used is having a clear glazing panel on top of the partition. This provides a view for the person seated through the panel to view glazing.

Todd, from your reply I gather that "sit-to-stand" desks would only qualify for direct line of sight if the sight line is unobstructed from the sitting position? (Because workers have the option to sit, the line of sight must be 42", even though they raise their desk and have a view when in that position)

Christopher, the 42" line has become relaxed since my post 3 years ago. But to answer your question, a sit to stand would count as long as it had views from the sitting position.