The details that decide whether an office works
Everything that goes on and around the desk once the furniture is in. Accessories are usually the last line of the budget and the first thing people notice is missing, because they are what decide whether a new office actually works day to day.
The cheapest ergonomic win available
A monitor arm gets the screen to the right height and frees the surface underneath it. Screens sitting on their own stands are almost always too low, which pulls the head forward and puts load through the neck for eight hours a day.
It costs a fraction of a chair and fixes a problem a better chair cannot.
Cable management is not optional
Getting power to the desk is the part of a fit-out most likely to be left until installation day, and the part most likely to look bad afterwards. Cable management covers spines, trays and baskets, and in-desk power modules put sockets where people actually work rather than at the skirting board.
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