Monitors
Choosing the Right Monitor Height and Stand
How monitor position, adjustability, and viewing distance can reduce neck and shoulder strain.
Find Your Viewing Height
Your eyes should naturally land near the upper portion of the display while your head remains level.
If you repeatedly tilt your chin up or down, change the screen height instead of compensating with posture.
Choose the Right Adjustment Type
Fixed risers suit stable setups, while adjustable stands work better when people or tasks change frequently.
Consider height range, tilt, rotation, and how much desk depth the stand requires.
Confirm Size and Weight Support
Confirm supported screen size, monitor weight, mounting method, and the product model before purchasing.
A stable base is important when the desk is narrow or the monitor is adjusted often.
Plan for Shared Desks
Shared workstations benefit from controls that are easy to understand and quick to reset.
Mark or remember preferred positions so transitions between users take less time.
Arrange Multiple Screens
Keep primary work directly in front of you and place secondary displays close enough to limit neck rotation.
Align screen heights when possible and reduce glare before adding privacy or anti-glare accessories.
Check the Full Workstation
Monitor position should work together with chair height, desk depth, keyboard placement, and lighting.
Use the catalog?s ergonomic rationale and regional availability to choose a practical option.
