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Albert Mobile Workstation

Albert is a modular system of components that can be combined to create a versatile range of mobile or static work areas. Flat screens and CPUs can be integrated. And, Albert can be stripped down to a simple mobile table or skeletal workstation, or built up to hold printers and paper shelves.

Modular system of components that combine to create a versatile range of mobile workstations.
Components can be adjusted once assembled, giving each user full flexibility in multi-shift or shared environments.
Supports technology components weighing up to 22 pounds total.
Designed by Colebrook Bosson Saunders Ltd.

Lapjack Laptop Support

The perfect stand for laptop users on the move, Lapjack is made from a strong, flexible, lightweight aluminum-based material. It folds flat and can be slipped into a briefcase or laptop bag. Used with a separate mouse and keyboard, Lapjack transforms any laptop into an ergonomically correct workstation.

Used with a mouse and keyboard, sold separately, to correct posture of laptop users.
Made from a strong, flexible, lightweight aluminum-based material.
Folds flat and can be slipped into a briefcase or laptop bag.
Maximum recommended laptop size is 14" wide by 11" high by 2" deep.

Supporting Mobility

People take mobile working for granted. The facts back that up. Recently, we asked business leaders what elements will drive the design of their work environments in the next 3 to 5 years. The top response (62%) was providing wireless technology. Already, 69% of these companies report using wireless or Wi-Fi connectivity throughout their facilities.

Mobility across the campus is a trend that will continue, as will the trend to work elsewhere—from coffee shops to living rooms. Most organizations we surveyed embrace alternative work strategies, including working from home. About 60% of them give these workers laptops, but most (69%) don't provide additional support like an ergonomic chair, adjustable table, or task lighting.

Wherever they work with their mobile technology, people still need good ergonomic support. In fact, there's a case to be made that they need it more than "stationary" workers. The close position of the screen and keyboard forces a hunched posture. Because of this, frequent laptop users can experience serious back and neck pain.

Our mobile support products are designed to address these health risks. Using a laptop stand allows you to raise the top of the screen to the correct viewing height and a comfortable viewing distance (usually around an arm's length away). Adding a separate keyboard and mouse on a suitable work surface makes the arrangement even more healthful.

Another option is to put your workstation on wheels. Add components for your monitor, CPU, and keyboard. Adjust them to your preferred position. Roll your workstation into place, get to work, and move it out of the way when you need to.