ContentsAgio DesignsAmerican SeatingAmotek/LusaAnthroBiofitCarolina Business FurnitureChameleonDomoreErgogenic TechnologyErgoMaxErgo SystemsErgotronFlex-Y-PlanG F Office FurnitureGround Support EquipmentHamilton Sorter CoHaworthHerman MillerHonIACInvincibleISEKnollMaylineMetamorphosisMetierMicroCentreNavigator Desk SystemsNovaPrincetonRiley's WoodwareRosemountSISSteelcaseStokkeSummerlandWatson |
Work surface height should be appropriate for the type of work being performed and the worker's dimensions. This is usually determined by individual standing or seated elbow heights. Tilt of work surfaces. Most work surfaces are horizontal, which is preferred for writing and many other daily activities. However, where poor postures are noticed, such as leaning over a table to read documents, it may be advantageous to tilt the work surface towards the worker. This will reduce stressful, static postures of the torso and neck. An example would be a drafting table. However, smaller, tiltable stands are also available for desk-top work. Frequently used items such as keyboards, telephones, calculators, etc., are recommended to be within easy reach and not requiring stressful postures to obtain or use (Optimal distance 14-16 inches). Leg space needs to be adequate for worker and clear of obstacles Other Commentaries and InformationPros and Cons of Adjustable Workstations Professional Ergonomic Solutions - Ergonomics 101 Workstations - http://www.proergo.com/ergo101work.htm AliMed's How to Choose Computer Workstations |
Agio Designs |
American Seating Furniture Systems |
Amotek/Lusa Inc |
Anthro Technology Furniture Anthro Corp Computer WorkstationsComments:
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BackSaver Products Company
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Biofit Engineered Products Office & Industrial Seating, Workbenches |
Carolina Business Furniture
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Chameleon Adaptive Furniture Systems, Inc.
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Domore Office Furniture Company
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Ergogenic Technology Inc Computer Workstations
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ErgoMax Corp |
Ergo Systems Inc.
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Ergotron
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Flex-Y-Plan
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G F Office Furniture Ltd
(Information last checked: Nov'98) |
Ground Support Equipment (US) Ltd. The Biomorph Interactive Desks
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Hamilton Sorter Co, Inc |
Haworth, Inc |
Herman Miller, Inc |
Hon Computer Furniture
66000 seriesThis is essentially a set of tables which match one another. Under table storage is limited to a center pencil drawer or a center keyboard drawer, either of which can be mounted to the task desk (which has no keyboard shelf). Cable management is provided. The keyboard shelf is a cutout/ dropdown; it's not clear if it is adjustable. My guess is not. The following table types are available:
Cost is from $300 for the Typing Return to $500 for the table with keyboard shelf. |
IAC Industries 895 Beacon Street, Brea, CA 92821-2926 (800) 899-2422 or (714) 990-8997, Fax: (714) 990-0557 http://www.iacindustries.com/
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Invincible Office Furniture |
ISE |
Knoll Inc
Office Systems
(Information last checked: Nov'98) |
Mayline Group There are two lines of furniture from Mayline/Hamilton:
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Metamorphosis Design &
Development, Inc.
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Metier |
MicroCentre, Continental Engineering
Group, Inc |
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Nova Office Furniture, Inc |
![]() 79 Parkside Drive, Priceton, New Jersey 08540 (609) 683-7500, Fax: (609) 683-9047 watnik@earthling.net http://www.princetondesk.com/
A Complete Line of Furniture Designed for Integrating Information, Technology and the Classroom
(Information last checked: Dec'98) |
Riley's Woodware
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Rosemount Office Systems, Inc. |
SIS Human Factors Technologies, Inc. Tables, printer stands, monitor arms, copyholders, forearm support and footrests. |
Steelcase, Inc Office furniture, accessories, and lighting equipment including modular workstations and fully adjustable chairs and desks. |
Stokke TaskFlex Workspace Systems |
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Watson Furniture Systems
(Information last checked: Jan'01) |
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Last Updated: 01/08/01 |