Ergonomic Accessories

Sitting is the posture that most people with back conditions struggle to find a comfortable position in, often because chairs are not designed to support the natural 's' shaped curve of the spine. A lumbar cushion is a great solution.

This Top Ten of low-cost ergonomic products is a collection of great bargains which can benefit your physical health and solve issues in innovative ways. Perhaps you get back ache when you’re driving your car or wrist pain while working at a computer?

We look at the benefits of dual monitors and how easy it is to set up two monitors using dual monitor arms. Could dual monitors help you work more efficiently?

Laptops are powerful tools for hybrid working, but without considering laptop and desk ergonomics, you could be putting your health and productivity at risk. Here we explore why, and reveal how to avoid aches, pains and injuries.

Working with our ergonomists, we've created an infographic cheat sheet that shows you best practice for setting up your workstation equipment, whether it's used on an ad hoc basis, or for longer. 

Wireless technology is typically billed as being a newer, cooler, more convenient alternative to our traditional plugged-in devices - but when it comes to your workspace, is buying a wired or wireless mouse and keyboard best?

One of the key benefits of a laptop stand is that you can instantly improve your posture and positioning while using your laptop. If you’re looking to improve your workstation, keep reading to learn more about why and how to use a laptop stand.

We're used to dealing with the vertical mouse variety of Penguin, but this year we've decided to adopt a real-life version in recognition of World Penguin Day. Read all about it here.

To celebrate the recent addition of the Fellowes Professional Series™ and Platinum Series™ monitor arms to the Posturite site, we thought we’d try to make it a little easier for you to see what the differences are between each model.