The Design Principle Of The Ergonomic Lift Desk

Most of the working hours of modern people are spent in the office, and they are glued to office furniture all day long. If the designed office furniture does not meet the comfort of human nature, it is difficult to work for such a long time. How to overcome the structural defects of current office furniture and develop healthy office furniture with ergonomic principles and humanized design is a very urgent problem. Let's take a look at the design principles of the Ergonomic Lift Desk :

1. Support for both elbows and forearms must be provided on the desk, and this support not only requires a reasonable height but also requires a suitable position:

The support of the elbows is the most critical link in the humanized design of the desk. The so-called reasonable height means that the elbow support surface should be equal to or slightly lower than the worker's sitting elbow height. The so-called proper position means that the support surface of the desk for the elbows should be in the natural position of the elbows, that is, the position of the two sides of the person's body. This kind of support for the elbows, on the one hand, can relieve the static fatigue of the neck and shoulders, and make the neck and shoulders feel comfortable and relaxed; The result is not only to avoid the bad sitting posture of excessive forward leaning that was common on the desk in the past but also to adjust the sitting posture frequently to avoid fatigue after sitting for a long time in only one fixed sitting posture.

2. It is necessary to coordinate the relationship between the support plane of the elbows and the various working surfaces in terms of height:

When working on a desk, in order to keep the hands in a straight and straight operating position and avoid upward or excessive sagging of the wrists, the height of the work surface should be the same as or slightly lower than the height of the support plane of the elbows. But it should be noted that different jobs have different working surfaces: the working surface for reading and writing is the desktop; the working surface for operating the keyboard is the upper surface of the keyboard; the working surface for operating the mouse is the lower surface of the mouse.