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Everything round the laptop on a desk: somewhere for the papers, the feet, the cables and the screen.
A six-drawer desktop organiser in white, ideal for storing office supplies, stationery and dorm essentials.
A six-drawer desktop organiser in white, ideal for storing office supplies, stationery and dorm essentials.
£15.99
A clear multi-layer desk organiser that keeps pens, pencils and small stationery tidy and easy to reach.
A clear multi-layer desk organiser that keeps pens, pencils and small stationery tidy and easy to reach.
£18.99
A wooden pen holder and desk organiser with shelves for tidying stationery and desktop accessories.
A wooden pen holder and desk organiser with shelves for tidying stationery and desktop accessories.
£28.99
A wooden desk organiser with drawer and multiple compartments for tidy, organised storage of pens and stationery.
A wooden desk organiser with drawer and multiple compartments for tidy, organised storage of pens and stationery.
£29.99
A transparent 9-grid desktop organiser for sorting small items, usable on a desk or mounted on a wall.
A transparent 9-grid desktop organiser for sorting small items, usable on a desk or mounted on a wall.
£15.99
A black PVC tyre-shaped pen holder for keeping pens and stationery organised at school or in the office.
A black PVC tyre-shaped pen holder for keeping pens and stationery organised at school or in the office.
£10.99
Compact two-compartment desktop storage box for remotes, tissues, cosmetics and other small essentials.
Compact two-compartment desktop storage box for remotes, tissues, cosmetics and other small essentials.
£10.99
A large-capacity desktop pen holder with three compartments and inclined slots to keep pens and tools organised.
A large-capacity desktop pen holder with three compartments and inclined slots to keep pens and tools organised.
£12.99
A 3-compartment mesh desk organizer with pencil holder and storage baskets for tidy desktop storage.
A 3-compartment mesh desk organizer with pencil holder and storage baskets for tidy desktop storage.
£13.99
A laptop on a desk is only part of a comfortable place to work. The Health and Safety Executive's guidance on screen work covers the whole desk: the screen at the right height, the feet supported, papers where you can read them without craning, and room to move, with cables tidy rather than a trip or snag hazard. This department holds the pieces that do those jobs. The guide to setting up a laptop desk goes through the HSE's advice part by part.
The HSE's workstation checklist gives a useful order. Set the chair first, so your forearms are roughly horizontal at the desk. Then set the screen, with the top level with your eyes and about an arm's length away. For a laptop that means a laptop stand and a separate keyboard and mouse. Then look at your feet: if they do not rest flat on the floor, a footrest. The HSE says a footrest may be helpful particularly for smaller users.
After that, clear the desk. Papers go in a document holder by the screen, the small things in an organiser, and the cables underneath. The checklist also suggests mats or blotters to cut reflections off a shiny desk, which a large desk mat does.
Most people working from home do not have an office chair, and the HSE accepts they may not need one to work comfortably. A dining chair with a firm cushion, a footrest and a raised screen gets surprisingly close.
A laptop stand, a separate keyboard and mouse, and a footrest if your feet do not reach the floor.
If a workstation assessment says you need a piece of equipment, the HSE says you cannot be charged for it.
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