Category 01

Chairs — Seating Baselines

These metrics define whether a chair supports sustained seated work in a home environment.

Seat Height

Gas lift travel should span at least 10 cm to accommodate varied desk heights and user proportions.

Range: 40–55 cm typical

Seat Depth

Adjustable depth or a seat pan allowing 5–8 cm between knee edge and seat front prevents circulation restriction.

Gap: 5–8 cm behind knee

Lumbar Support

Height-adjustable lumbar pad with 15–20 cm vertical range aligns with the natural curve of the lower back.

Adjust: 15–20 cm vertical

Armrest Depth

Width and height adjustable armrests that tuck under the desk surface when not in use reduce shoulder elevation.

Height: 20–30 cm adjust

Category 02

Desk Baselines

Surface dimensions and height adjustability determine how flexibly you can position monitors, keyboards, and reference materials.

Surface depthMin. 60 cm
Surface widthMin. 120 cm
Height adjust68–76 cm seated
Edge radiusRounded preferred
Cable grommetAt least 1
Wide desk surface with organized cable management
Desk Ref. GA-02

Minimum 60 cm depth provides adequate forearm support and monitor placement depth.

Category 03

Monitor Arms

Mounting hardware should support independent height, tilt, and rotation adjustment for each display.

VESA Compatibility

Verify your monitor supports VESA 75×75 or 100×100 mounting patterns before selecting an arm.

Standard: 100×100 mm

Weight Capacity

Arm rated capacity should exceed monitor weight by at least 20% to maintain stable positioning over time.

Margin: +20% over weight

Reach & Height

Vertical adjustment range of 20 cm or more allows eye-level alignment regardless of seated posture changes.

Vertical: 20+ cm range

Dual monitor arm mounted on desk edge clamp
Arm Ref. GA-03

Clamp or grommet mounts preserve desk surface area while enabling full monitor articulation.

Keyboard and mouse at neutral wrist position on desk
Input Ref. GA-04

Keyboard and mouse at elbow height with neutral wrist alignment supports extended typing sessions.

Category 04

Input Peripherals

Keyboard slope, mouse size, and wrist rest placement affect hand and forearm alignment during daily computer use.

Keyboard Metrics

Low-profile keys with slight negative tilt (front edge higher than back) keep wrists in a neutral position. Position keyboard 5–10 cm from desk edge.

Tilt: 0 to −5° front raised

Mouse Metrics

Select a mouse that fits your hand without finger overhang. Position at the same level as the keyboard with elbow support available.

DPI: 800–1600 for office tasks

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