HOW TO CHOOSE AN ERGONOMIC SET-UP

1.The number of monitors will most likely dictate the size of your desk. The more you have the wider the desk. If you get monitor arms you can have them hang beyond the desk footprint.

How Many Monitors Do You Use with Your Computer?

• 1-2 Monitors
• 2-3 Monitors
• 3+ Monitors
• 4+ Monitors

2.Measure your space and plan the best layout solution. Corner desks gain more workspace with a smaller footprint. Linear desks work best along walls, freestanding arced desks can float.

Don't forget to allow at least 2"-4" of clearance all round for the adjustment needs.

• Corner Design
• Linear Design

3.Do you want to work standing, as well as sitting? Then choose 'Full Sit-to-Stand' adjustment. If you plan to work only sitting down, then choose 'High Range Sitting Adjustment', this allows good seated adjustment for individuals of all sizes.

• Full Sit-to-Stand
• High Range Sitting Adjustment

Motorized adjustment is most convenient for sit-to-stand, but some models also have fast crank drives or spring-loaded mechanisms.
Seated adjustment is achieved with cranks.

• Motorized
• Crank Adjustment

4.Choose a single surface desk, which should be complimented with monitor arms to allow keyboard surface/monitor differential adjustment, if you like a lot of desk space. Choose a dual surface desk, with individual surface adjustment (some models have a tilting keyboard surface option) for more control over the surface height-adjustment.

• Single Surface Design
• Dual Surface Design
• Dual Surface Design with Tilting Keyboard Surface

5.Choose the application and environment that best reflects your workplace.
Each profile will offer solutions tailor-made for that application, but you will always have options to view the whole line.

• Small & Home Office
• Multimedia & Design
• Government & Corporate
• Healthcare & Radiology