See which product features you should consider when creating a comfortable computing space. Then check out resellers who specialize in ergonomic equipment so you can compare different models. Click images below for details.
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When selecting a ergonomic chair, consider its ability to conform to your body, its adaptability to changing tasks, and how it can make the most of your space. To that end, an ideal chair should have features like those listed below, and the mechanisms that control adjustment must be easy to use.
The standard height of a worksurface is often higher than the proper height for a keyboard. Therefore, a keyboard tray can be a necessity. Besides saving desk space, a good tray will also provide adjustment capability for comfortable data entry—see below for features to consider. Mechanisms that control adjustment should be easy to use.
When choosing a monitor mount, first determine the available space and how you’ll use your display (sitting, standing or both). Then evaluate the best attachment solution: LCD stand or monitor arm; desk clamp, grommet mount or wall mount. Remember when selecting a mount where multiple people use a display, height adjustment becomes paramount. Always consider ease of adjustment.
To outfit your workspace for a sit-stand work routine, either get a conversion kit, which will turn your current desk into a sit-stand workstation, or get a full stand-up desk that moves the entire worksurface. Look for an easy-to-use design; it will make it more likely that you’ll actually adjust the unit’s height and change your posture. See below for the essential factors that you should consider.
