We all know the importance of posture and comfort when using our computer. Whether we are at home surfing the web, or writing a report at work, we need to maintain the right posture to ensure we don’t suffer from aches and strains that can occur from prolonged periods in front of a computer. ‘Ergonomic’ is a word that is becoming more familiar and you will see many products described as being such. Basically this means the product has being scientifically designed to help prevent muscle injury and repetitive strains and keyboards, mice and chairs are now manufactured with the health of the user very much in mind. Don’t forget the footrest But one important item of ergonomic equipment often overlooked is a footrest. Yet, this very affordable piece of kit can bring huge benefits. This footrest from Xenta can help support your legs and lessen the strain on your legs and back. Small gains like this add up to ensuring you stay healthy whilst sat at your desk poring over a spreadsheet. The Xenta footrest is made from high-impact polystyrene, has non-slip feet, and can be tilted up to 15º, making it a practical but very affordable addition to your workspace. Features Helps improve posture and circulation Made of high impact polystyrene Tilt: 0 -15 degrees Platform: 448 x 335mm Non-slip feet
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