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Buying Guide

Monitor Arms, Laptop Stands & Accessories

Sometimes the biggest ergonomic improvement comes from the smallest change. A monitor arm, laptop stand or footrest can transform how a workstation feels — improving screen position, freeing up desk space, and supporting better posture throughout the day.

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Monitor arms: one of the simplest ergonomic upgrades

A monitor arm helps you set the screen to a better height, distance and angle — while removing bulky monitor feet from the desk surface (especially useful on compact desks).

What to look for:

  • Compatibility: Check monitor size/weight (17–32" screens) and VESA mount pattern.
  • Range of movement: Height, reach, tilt and rotation for eye level and different tasks.
  • Portrait/landscape: Useful for coding, spreadsheets, reading — look for easy rotation.
  • Desk constraints: Confirm tabletop thickness and mounting type (clamp vs grommet).
  • Space-saving design: Prioritise arms for smaller workspaces if desk depth is limited.
  • Cable management: Built-in routing keeps the desk tidy.
  • Stability: Smooth movement that stays in position once set.
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Laptop stands: a quick win for screen height

If you work on a laptop for more than short periods, a laptop stand is one of the easiest upgrades you can make. It raises the screen to reduce looking down, and when paired with a separate keyboard and mouse, makes laptop working much more comfortable.

  • Height: Enough adjustment to bring the screen closer to eye level.
  • Stability: The stand should hold the laptop securely without wobbling.
  • Portability: If you move between locations, prioritise a design that folds down easily.
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Footrests, wrist rests & comfort accessories

Small accessories can make a real difference — especially when your desk or chair height can't fully adjust to your needs.

  • Footrests: Support your feet and reduce pressure under thighs. A rocking footrest encourages small movements.
  • Wrist rests: Support comfortable hand and wrist position during typing and mouse use.
  • Anti-fatigue mats: Essential for standing comfort — reduces fatigue and makes standing sustainable.
  • Desk organisers: Vertical storage reduces clutter and helps compact desks feel bigger.
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Desk dividers: privacy without losing openness

Open-plan offices work best when they balance collaboration with the need for concentration. Desk dividers help define personal work zones, giving employees a greater sense of privacy while still maintaining an open, connected environment. Acoustic desk dividers can also help absorb ambient noise, reducing distractions and supporting a calmer, more comfortable workspace.

Frequently asked questions: monitors, laptops & accessories

Not always, but a monitor arm is one of the simplest ways to improve both comfort and desk space. It lifts the screen, creates more usable surface area, and can make a compact desk much easier to work at.

Check four things: monitor size, monitor weight, VESA compatibility, and desk thickness. Confirm clamp vs through-desk mounting.  

A monitor arm is usually better for adjustability (height, distance, angle). A riser is simpler and lower cost, but less flexible and takes up more desk surface.

For short periods, yes. For longer sessions, a stand raises the screen and reduces looking down. Pair with a separate keyboard and mouse for best comfort.

Stability and enough height adjustment for eye level. For portability, choose a design that folds down easily.  

If your feet don't rest comfortably on the floor once your chair is set, a footrest helps. A rocking footrest also encourages small movements.  

A built-in timer that prompts you to change posture. Helpful if you tend to stay seated for long stretches.  

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