Do you have a good office chair and perhaps even a sit-stand desk, but still neck or shoulder complaints? Then you are probably missing the link: the accessories that make everything feel right — monitor arm, footrest, task lighting, document holder and an ergonomic mouse/keyboard.
These additions are not a luxury; they form the link between your body and a dynamic workstation that meets occupational health and safety requirements.
Ergonomic accessories are aids that enable you to adopt a neutral working posture and to change posture during the day — at the office and at home. In 2025 it is all about adaptability, including in hybrid working.
Benefit: screen at eye height and at arm's length; more desk space and a calmer image. Ideal for switching between sitting and standing.
View category: monitor arms.
Benefit: takes up the height difference when your feet do not reach the floor flat; promotes blood circulation and a relaxed pelvic angle.
View category: footrests.
Benefit: prevents eye fatigue through sufficient, adjustable light on the work surface without reflections in the screen.
View our desk lamps.
Benefit: places documents between keyboard and monitor so that you turn your neck/head less. Ask our experts about suitable models based on your configuration.
Benefit: reduces reaching and keeps the wrist/forearm in a neutral position; essential with a lot of screen work or working from home.
| Accessory | Main function | Why indispensable in 2025? |
|---|---|---|
| Monitor arm | Fixing eye height & viewing distance | Supports dynamic sitting/standing and multi-screen setups |
| Footrest | Optimising blood circulation & pelvic angle | Essential for anyone who cannot place their feet flat |
| Desk lamp | Task lighting on the work surface | Adjustable intensity and colour temperature support comfort and focus |
| Erg. mouse/keyboard | Relieving the wrist/forearm | Crucial with prolonged screen work |
The sit-stand desk is the basis — accessories finish it off. We help with the choice, the correct settings and implementation. BNR delivers throughout the country; on-site advice, a fast response and installation by our own team are provided within approximately 50 kilometres of Moordrecht.
Advice on ergonomic working • Sit-stand desks • Ergonomic office chairs
Aim for the top edge of the screen to be at or just below eye height, with the distance roughly an arm's length. Adjust this for both sitting height and standing height.
A sit-stand desk facilitates variation; a footrest is essential when your feet do not rest flat on the floor in a relaxed position. Together they support a neutral posture.
Provide sufficient task lighting on the work surface, in addition to the general lighting. Choose lamps with adjustable intensity and colour temperature to limit reflections and fatigue.
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