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Keyboard/Mouse Support, Fully Adjustable

This support attaches to a surface and holds a detached keyboard. It has horizontal, height, and tilt adjustments, and swivels for easy storage beneath the work surface. An indicator displays keyboard height and angle, so if someone moves your keyboard, you can easily move it back to where you want it. The mouse tray mounts on either side of the platform to fit both right- and left-handed users.

  • Tray tilts over a 15-degree range (0 degrees to -15 degrees).
  • Arm extends 10-3/8" and has a height range of 8-3/8".
  • Plastic, aluminum, and molded urethane keyboard trays are available.
  • Plastic (Y7727.1G) and aluminum (Y7727.1J) keyboards with mouse supports are Cradle to Cradle Gold certified.
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Keyboard/Mouse Support, Adjustable

This support attaches to a surface and holds a detached keyboard. It has horizontal, height, and tilt adjustments. It also swivels for easy storage beneath the work surface.

  • Tray tilts over a 30-degree range (-15 degrees to +15 degrees).
  • Arm extends 8-1/2" and has a height range of 6".
  • Plastic and molded urethane trays are available with steel mechanism.
  • Plastic (Y7710.A) keyboard with mouse support is Cradle to Cradle Gold certified.
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Keyboard Tray, Adjustable

This injection-molded tray with steel mechanism attaches to a surface and holds a detached keyboard. It features horizontal, height, and tilt adjustments, and it also swivels for easy storage beneath the work surface. Knob or paddle adjustment is available; the paddle option is appropriate for individuals with limited grasping ability.

  • Mechanism is made of steel.
  • Tray tilts over a 30-degree range (-15 to +15 degrees).
  • Standard-length arm extends 4" and has a 5-3/4" height range.
  • Extended-length arm extends 8" and has an 8" height range.
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Sit-to-Stand Keyboard Support

This adjustable keyboard support lets a person move from sitting to standing postures without knobs or levers. Three models are available; all hold keyboard and mouse.

  • Has 12-1/2" height adjustment range.
  • Soft-touch wheel provides independent tilt adjustment, -20 to +10 degrees.
  • Swivels for easy storage beneath the surface.
  • Three models: concave platform (for concave work surface); concave platform with notched corners (for corner work surface); platform with palm rest and mouse tray.
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Palm Rests

These soft, rounded-edge palm rests reduce contact stress. They can be used with the Scooter stand with input-device platform or the sit-to-stand keyboard support.

  • Supports palms and prevents wrists from dropping to a backward-bent position while keying.
  • Can be used when keyboard is placed on a work surface.
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Flex-Edge Input Platform

Flex-Edge provides a comfortable resting place for wrists, hands, and forearms during long hours of computer work. A flexible waterfall front edge supports your arms when you're keying or writing. Flexible edges at each side prevent pinching between the platform and the adjacent work surface when adjusting the height. A curbed edge keeps items from rolling off the back and side edges.

  • Attaches to a corner work surface with an input platform cutout.
  • Pneumatic assist mechanism allows adjustment from 8" below the rear work surface to 7" above it.
  • Platform tilts 15 degrees forward and 15 degrees backward.
  • Height adjusted with an easy-to-grasp paddle.
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Squared-Edge Corner Wedge

This wedge creates a corner work surface.

  • Attaches to two work surfaces at a 90-degree angle.
  • Can be used with Action Office, Ethospace, and Canvas work surfaces.
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Scooter Stand with Input Device

The Scooter stand is an extra surface for your workspace. It scoots easily to right where you need it and then scoots underneath your work surface when you need it to be out of the way. Routed grooves on the underside make it easy to grasp.

  • Mobile, adjustable platform.
  • Optional palm rest provides a soft contact surface that supports the hands.
  • Convenient foot pedal adjusts the height from 22 to 30 inches; the platform tilts +10 to -10 degrees.
  • Four clips help with wire management and keep the keyboard in place when it is tilted.
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Scooter Stand with Wood Top

This mobile, adjustable, convenient platform offers all the convenience of an extra surface. The wood top provides a little extra in the looks department.

  • Mobile, adjustable platform for supporting keyboard and mouse.
  • Convenient foot pedal adjusts the height from 22 to 30 inches; the platform tilts +10 to -10 degrees.
  • Comes in solid cherry, ash, or ebony top.

Supporting Input Devices

When it comes to people supporting their forearms and wrists while keying, there is good news and bad news. The good news is that in North America costs for repetitive motion injuries (RPIs) decreased 34.6% between 1997 and 2007 (Liberty Mutual Workplace Index, adjusted for inflation).

Over the same period, sales of ergonomic office accessories increased by an average of 17% (BIFMA). It's reasonable to think that better equipment helped lower these costs.

Even with a significant decline over those 10 years, annual costs to businesses for RPIs are still over $2 billion. That's about the same as health costs resulting from traffic accidents.

It might be better if RPIs happened as fast as a traffic accident. Maybe then more people would pay attention to the stresses they're placing on their bodies. As it is, they don't. So we do.

We build in easy height and angle adjustments, so that people can position our keyboards for comfort. People can change them when their idea of comfort changes. We design in smart choices, too, like the t-slot on several trays that let you mount the keyboard off center (or wherever you prefer) and easily slide the mouse tray to either side, or the front, of the keyboard tray.

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