Frequently Asked Questions
351 answered questions from our customers and ergonomic specialists.
Choosing the Right Ergonomic Product
The right ergonomic chair depends on several factors, including your height, body dimensions, desk height, working posture, work habits, areas of discomfort, and personal preferences. These factors should be matched with the chair’s dimensions and adjustment capabilities, including seat height, seat depth and width, backrest dimensions, armrest position, lumbar support, and recline or tilt mechanism.
A chair that fits your body and allows you to maintain a comfortable working posture can help you work for longer periods without any problems.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist will review your information and help identify suitable chair options for your individual needs.
Buying an ergonomic chair is a little like buying a dress: it needs to fit your body, not just look good. Your height, weight, body dimensions, and working style should be considered when choosing a chair. These should be compatible with important chair dimensions like seat height, seat width, and seat depth.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist will review your information and help identify suitable chair options for you.
The most important thing you can look for in an ergonomic chair is that it fits YOU and YOUR needs. There is no single chair that is right for everyone. Buying a one-size-fits-all chair from online marketplaces, even though economical, can prove to be unsatisfactory in the long run, especially if you work for long hours in front of a computer and/or suffer from aches and pain.
Your chair should match your height, weight, working style, working environment, your desk height and hours spent in front of the computer and the chair’s seat height and depth, lumbar support, armrest position, backrest support, and recline or tilt adjustment should provide the right range of adjustment for your body. Ultimately it should allow you to work comfortably, and if needed, for long hours.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements, and an ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help identify suitable options.
Your height and body size are important factors when choosing an ergonomic chair. Start by making sure the chair's weight capacity is appropriate for you, and then look at whether its dimensions and adjustment range can accommodate your body.
For example, if you are a petite user, a chair designed for petite users may provide a better fit because these chairs typically offer lower seat heights, shorter seat depths, and appropriately sized backrests. These features can make it easier to maintain a comfortable and supported working position.
Tall users need to consider the same principles in the opposite direction. A chair should provide sufficient seat height, seat depth, backrest height, and adjustment range to accommodate a taller body without restricting leg support or forcing an uncomfortable working position.
The goal is not simply to find a chair that is labeled “ergonomic,” but to find one whose dimensions and adjustments are compatible with your body.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can review your information and help identify suitable options.
The correct seat height allows you to sit comfortably with your feet flat and secure on the floor, your knees bent at approximately 90 degrees, and your thighs well supported without excessive pressure beneath them.
Seat height is measured from the floor to the midpoint of the front edge of the seat cushion while the chair is unoccupied. When the chair is adjusted to the appropriate height for you, your feet should remain firmly supported by the floor and your legs should feel comfortable and supported.
A chair that is too high can cause your feet to dangle, place pressure beneath your thighs, and contribute to discomfort or numbness. A chair that is too low can make it difficult to position your legs comfortably and may encourage an awkward working posture.
Because the ideal seat height varies from person to person, your height and body dimensions should be considered when selecting a chair.
For more information, see our Resources page: How to Measure Your Seat Height.
Measuring your seat width and seat depth is an important step in choosing an ergonomic chair that fits your body properly. The right seat dimensions can help distribute your weight comfortably, provide adequate thigh support, and reduce pressure points during extended periods of sitting.
For seat width, measure the width of the space you need to sit comfortably without the sides of the chair pressing against your hips or thighs.
For seat depth, measure the distance from the back of your hips to the back of your knees. Your chair should provide enough seat depth to support your thighs while leaving some space between the front edge of the seat and the back of your knees.
For detailed instructions and an infographic, please see our Resources page: Seat Width and Depth Measurement.
The right ergonomic desk should allow you to work with your shoulders relaxed, elbows close to your body, and wrists straight while keeping your feet properly supported when seated. Your height, proportions, chair height, and working position all play an important role in determining the right desk height.
If you are shopping for an ergonomic desk, start by determining your ideal seat height and keyboard/mouse height. By entering your height into our Workspace Planner, you can estimate the heights that work best for your body.
Your ideal seat height is the height at which you can sit comfortably with your feet supported on the floor or a footrest, your knees comfortably bent, and your thighs supported by the chair. Your ideal keyboard and mouse height is the height at which you can work with relaxed shoulders, elbows close to your body, and straight, neutral wrists.
You may be wondering why we are talking about chair height when the question is about choosing an ergonomic desk. Your chair and desk work together as one ergonomic setup, so the height of one affects the other.
For example, if you are 5'5", your ideal seat height may be approximately 17" and your ideal keyboard/mouse height approximately 25". A typical fixed-height desk may be 28"–30" high, which could be too high for comfortable computer work. Raising your chair to reach the keyboard may solve the desk-height problem, but your feet may no longer rest securely on the floor.
There are several ways to address this problem. You could:
- Use an under-desk keyboard tray to lower your keyboard and mouse to the appropriate height.
- Use a footrest if your chair needs to be raised and your feet no longer reach the floor comfortably.
- Replace the fixed-height desk with an adjustable sit-stand desk that can be lowered to the appropriate keyboard and mouse height.
This is where personalized ergonomic assessment becomes valuable. Rather than just choosing a standard desk, we examine parameters like your height, measurements, chair, desk, and working position in tandem to determine what will work best for you.
The right ergonomic desk therefore isn't simply the desk that fits your workspace—it is the desk that can be adjusted to fit you. Desk size, sitting and standing requirements, monitor setup, and the height of other people using the desk should also be considered.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder or Desk Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can then help identify suitable options for your needs.
There is no single desk height that is ideal for everyone. The right desk height depends on your height, body dimensions, chair height, and how you work.
For ergonomic computer use, your keyboard and mouse should be positioned so that you can work with relaxed shoulders, elbows close to your body, and your wrists in a straight, neutral position. Your desk should be low enough to allow this position without raising your shoulders or reaching upward to use the keyboard and mouse.
Your ideal desk height should also work together with your ideal seat height. If your fixed-height desk is too high for you, raising your chair to reach the keyboard may cause your feet to lose contact with the floor. In that situation, an under-desk keyboard tray, footrest, or adjustable sit-stand desk may provide a better solution.
For a personalized calculation based on your height, use our Workspace Planner. You can also use our Desk Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements, and an ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help identify suitable options.
To choose the right monitor arm, start with a few key details about your monitor and workspace, including the monitor’s size and weight, VESA mounting pattern, desired height and horizontal adjustment, number of monitors, and where and how the arm will be installed.
You should also consider whether the arm is compatible with your desk or other mounting surface, including the available mounting space and desk thickness.
From an ergonomic perspective, the monitor arm should allow you to position your screen at a comfortable viewing height and distance so you can maintain a neutral neck and head position without having to tilt your head up or down or reach forward.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Monitor Arm Finder to provide your monitor and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help identify suitable monitor arm options.
There are two primary compatibility checks to make when determining whether a monitor arm will work with your monitor:
- Monitor weight: Check the weight of your monitor without its original stand and make sure it falls within the monitor arm's supported weight range.
- VESA mounting pattern: Check the VESA mounting pattern on the back of your monitor and make sure it matches a mounting pattern supported by the monitor arm. VESA refers to the standardized spacing of the mounting holes used to attach monitors to stands and arms.
If both the weight and VESA mounting pattern are compatible, the monitor arm is likely to be compatible with your monitor. You should also check the arm's specifications for any additional requirements related to monitor size or installation.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Monitor Arm Finder to provide your monitor and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help identify suitable options.
Creating a Better Ergonomic Workspace
If you can stand for 20 minutes and sit for 20 minutes, that is the best case scenario. However if standing continuously is difficult, make a call according to your limits and comfort. But more than the precise duration of sitting and standing, it is more important to change positions frequently. Also it is not advisable to sit or stand continuously for prolonged periods of time.
A desk and chair together are complementary parts of a workstation. They need to be considered in tandem because one can compensate for the other. In case your desk is too high for you to type, raise the chair to reach the keyboard and mouse placed on the desktop. If your feet are dangling in the air or stretching uncomfortably as a result, place a footrest under your feet. Alternatively install an under desk keyboard tray so that you can use the keyboard and mouse with relaxed shoulders, straight wrists and elbows close to the body. In addition to the keyboard tray, position the seat height of your chair such that your feet are flat and secure on the floor and knees are bent at a right angle.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder or Desk Finder. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help with the ergonomic placement of your desk and chair and the necessary mutual adjustment.
The top one third portion of your monitor should be at your eye level. This position ensures that a distance you are looking straight ahead, and neck and shoulders are relaxed. As far as the distance is concerned, ensure that the monitor is at a distance of your hand stretched out straight.
If you're unsure about the height of your monitor, use our Monitor Arm Finder. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help you.
Your keyboard and mouse should be positioned so that you can use them with relaxed shoulders, elbows close to your body, and your wrists in a straight, neutral position. Your desk should be low enough to allow this position without raising or scrunching your shoulders or reaching upward to use the keyboard and mouse.
If you're unsure where to start, use our Chair Finder or Desk Finder to provide your measurements and workspace requirements. An ErgoDirect ergonomic specialist can help you identify the best position for keyboard and mouse.
You need a footrest for your desk in the event that the desktop is too high for you to type and you are raising your chair’s seat height to reach the keyboard and mouse placed on the desktop.
An alternative to the footrest is an under desk keyboard tray which will lower the height at which your keyboard and mouse are placed.
In ErgoDirect’s opinion, if your fixed-height desk is too high for you to type, the best way to improve the desk’s ergonomics is to install an under desk keyboard tray. This platform will effectively lower the height of your keyboard and mouse compared to your desktop and allow your shoulders to be relaxed and wrists straight while typing.
Additionally you can convert your fixed-height desk to a standing desk by placing a desk riser/converter on the desktop and alternate between sitting and standing.
Fill out ErgoDirect’s Desk Finder form to find out the best way to make your fixed-height desk ergonomic.
Irrespective of whether you have a sit-stand desk or a traditional desk, it is most important that you avoid working in the same position for extended period of time. Alternating positions is so important that it is a well-known ergonomic saying that the best position is your next position. So in any case, we advise that you punctuate your working hours with breaks, stretches, position changes and short walks.
A sit-stand desk is better than a traditional desk IF you can alternate between sitting and standing positions comfortably. A height adjustable desk allows you to switch between sitting and standing as easily as by pressing a button and helps prevent issues and aches and pains associated with prolonged sitting and/or standing.
However if you do not wish to switch your traditional desk, you can convert your fixed-height desk to a standing desk by placing a desk converter on the desktop.
If you cannot stand for extended periods of time, we can improve the ergonomics of your fixed-height desk by adding an under desk keyboard tray and/or footrest to ensure that you type with relaxed shoulders, straight wrists, elbows close to the body and feet flat and secure on the floor.
Yes, ergonomic accessories like anti-fatigue mats, footrests, task lights can certainly improve your workstation.
An anti-fatigue mat can be especially useful with a sit-stand desk, where you alternate between sitting and standing throughout the workday. The right mat should provide enough cushioning to reduce the feeling of standing on a hard surface without being so soft that your feet become unstable.
An ergonomic footrest provides stable support for your feet when they cannot rest comfortably on the floor. Proper foot support helps maintain good posture, improves circulation, reduces pressure under the thighs, and increases comfort during prolonged sitting.
Task lighting provides focused illumination for activities such as reading, writing, and computer work, reducing your reliance on overhead ambient lighting and helping you avoid unwanted glare and reflections.
The right lighting can make your workspace more comfortable and easier to work in. Task lighting provides focused illumination for activities such as reading, writing, and computer work, reducing your reliance on overhead ambient lighting and helping you avoid unwanted glare and reflections.
Getting Help from ErgoDirect
Yes, we most certainly can. Please fill out our Chair Finder form and you will receive customized recommendations chosen for you by a human ergonomic specialist.
Yes, our recommendations will be personalized for your requirements that you have specified in the Chair Finder form. A human ergonomic specialist will contact you with recommendations and solutions. The specialist will be happy to communicate with you if you have any questions regarding our personalized recommendations and will continue to do so till you place an order and/or are satisfied.
The ErgoDirect Chair Finder starts with the two measurements that matter most: your height, which determines the correct seat-height range and gas cylinder, and your weight, which helps identify the appropriate chair size, mechanism, and weight capacity.
The Chair Finder also asks how you typically sit and how you like your lower back supported. Some people prefer adjustable lumbar support that gently fills the natural curve of the lower spine, while others are more comfortable with a flatter backrest that provides little or no forward pressure. Understanding these preferences helps us recommend chairs with backrests that feel comfortable for your body.
The Chair Finder also asks you about your desk situation, whether it is a fixed height desk or a sit-stand desk.
The recommendations are a result of considering all the above factors.
Yes, all product recommendations you receive from filling out our product finder forms are curated for you specifically by human ergonomic specialists.
Yes, absolutely. Please get in touch with us by filling out our Product Finder forms and mention the scope of the design you are looking for.
Yes, we do. Once you let us know the parameters of the solutions you are looking for, we will assign a dedicated account specialist for you who will work with you till the solution has been approved, delivered, executed and installed.
Where It Hurts?
This advice is general and is not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions. If you have ongoing pain, please consult your healthcare professional.
You should examine the position of your monitor screen first. As far as height is concerned, the top one third portion of the monitor should be at your eye level, so you look just slightly down at your screen. And the monitor should be at a distance of 20-30 inches from your face. If the height and depth of your monitor are out of whack, you may be stretching or extending your neck for a closer view. This may be one of the reasons why your neck hurts.
Your workstation could be a contributing factor. One of the most common problems with the workstation setup is that the desktop is too high for the user so the user has to type with unrelaxed, scrunched-up shoulders, broken wrists and elbows away from the body. Typing like this can cause shoulder and upper back pain.
In case of lower back pain, you should consider your chair’s backrest first. Does it offer lower back support? If not, it’s possible that you are slouching to make up for the lack of support, especially if you are working long hours.
Another reason could be if you are working in the same position for a long time. We advise our customers to take periodic breaks from working at a computer – like walking during phone meetings, walking over to a colleague’s workstation instead of sending a slack.
Yes, your legs might not feel comfortable because of your desk or chair or both together. Here’s the most common scenario. Most standard desks in the market today are between 28”- 30” tall. That is too tall for anyone who is below 5’9” height. Considering that average male height in the US is 5’9” and average female height is 5’4” according to the CDC, these desks do not go low enough for at least half of the US population.
In order to reach the tall desktop and the keyboard and mouse, users end up raising the seat height of their chair and in the process the legs and feet elevate off the ground, dangle or stretch uncomfortably.
Your wrists might be hurting because they are not positioned straight while typing. Breaking of wrists can happen if the surface or desktop from which you are typing is either too tall or too low for you.
Make sure that your keyboard and mouse are placed on a surface just slightly above your thighs. Shoulders are relaxed while typing, wrists are straight, forearms are parallel to the thighs and elbows are bent at a right angle and elbows are positioned close to the body.
Ordering, Shipping & Support
ErgoDirect carries a variety of brands to offer you the value-packed, top of the line ergonomic solutions. We offer solutions from reputed manufacturers like Ergotron, Humanscale, HAT Design Works, Chief, HAG / 9to5, Workrite and many more.
Since ErgoDirect is a reseller of ergonomic solutions, our return policy is dictated by that of our vendors. Please see our Return Policy page for the detailed information about the policy of each vendor.
Many products that are discontinued on our website offer alternatives and similar products.
In addition, you can contact us by email at [email protected] or [email protected] if you need a product that has been discontinued.
ErgoDirect proudly serves customers throughout the contiguous United States. For customers outside the US, we also offer international shipping on HAT Design Works (Innovative) products. All other brands we carry are currently available for delivery to US addresses only.
You can contact us by email at [email protected] or [email protected] if you need help with a product or order. You can also call us at 888-456-3746 in regular business hours.
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ARMREST HEIGHT: Armrest height should allow the user to sit in variety of postures while supporting their forearms and/ or elbows in a manner that avoids lifting the shoulders(too high) or leaning to the side to reach the armrest(too low).The armrest height should allow accessibility to, and performance of tasks.
ARMREST LENGTH: The length of the armrest should allow the user to sit close enough to the work surface to perform their tasks while maintaining contact with the backrest.
INSIDE DISTANCE BETWEEM ARMREST: Armrest should allow the user to sit in a variety of postures while supporting their forearms in a manner that avoids lifting the shoulders and or excessive outward positioning of the elbows. Armrest should allow the user to enter and exit the chair easily. The hips should comfortably fit between the armrests or supports.
Option 2 gives you details about the types of arms we carry. The most adjustments in the arm types are in Group 4. Please scroll down the web page to see the images, to get more information click on the image of the arm type to see the movements and the description.
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