Fixing screen height for students
Classroom workstations have the same ergonomic challenges as office workstations, and the biggest one is screen height. A laptop on a desk sits well below eye level, which means students bend down toward it for hours of school work.
The accessories in this collection bring the screen back to neutral, with picks built to handle daily school use.
Screen height for students
Kids spend as many hours looking at a screen during a school day as adults do at work, often more. A laptop on a desk puts the screen well below eye level, which means the student bends down toward it for hours. Over time, that becomes neck and upper back strain even on younger users.
A laptop or monitor stand raises the screen to a neutral viewing angle. It's the same upgrade adults make to their home office desks, applied at the student level.
Built for school use
Classroom accessories take more daily handling than office accessories. The picks in this collection are designed for that.
- No moving parts that can break when handled by younger users.
- Solid materials that don't dent or scratch from regular classroom contact.
- Clean lines that don't add visual clutter to a student workspace.
Pairing with classroom furniture
Accessories work best paired with the rest of a student workstation. For seating, see Classroom Active Sitting. For desks that adjust to the right height alongside the screen, see Classroom Standing Desks.
For mixed orders that combine accessories with desks and chairs, contact us.
