Overview
Use of a footrests is a simple, but helpful way to modify a computer workstations that is too high. To promote neutral upper extremity postures, a general principal in office ergonomics is to have the keyboard and mouse positioned at a relaxed elbow height. The use of a footrest provides a stable base of support and enables the user to raise up their chair to achieve neutral upper extremity postures and alleviate thigh compression. The footrests below have various height ranges and can help users achieve optimal working heights.
Recommended Footrests
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Kensington
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Mind Reader Adjustable-Height Footrest |
Mind Reader Ergonomic Adjustable Footrest |
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Mfr Part #: KMW52789 Office Depot Item #: 9340880 CDW Part #: 4457058 |
Mfr Part #: FTREST-BLK Office Depot Item #: 703058 CDW Par t#: N/A |
Mfr Part #: FTHEIGHT-BLK Office Depot Item #: 6355825 CDW Part #: N/A |
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Large surface area will accommodate most users. Height adjusts from 3.5" to 5". The surface can be tilted at different angles and locked into position. The surface can also be locked parallel to the floor. |
Height adjustable to almost 7", making this a good choice for shorter users. Good sized textured surface area. The unit operates best on carpeted floors as it tends to slide on hard flooring. |
Extra tall footrest with a range of 6" to 12". Sturdy steel construction with a surface area that fits most users. Primarily for standing-height or lab bench workstations, stools, or any other user that may need the extra height range. |
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