The Angled CPU Stand from Kantek tilts your CPU to an ergonomic angle (5 positions available). The mount for the CPU stand is adjustable, enough so to be able to Accommodate most CPUs. Easy mobility is achieved through the use of swivel casters with brakes.

The Ergo Flex Phone Arm offers signficant flexibility by providing an extendable raised platform for your phone which raises your phone up to 16" (40 cm) above the desk (suitable for sit/stand applications). The arm extends 24" (61 cm) and rotates 360°, the platform tilts up to 60° for easy access to your telephone. The platform is 8" x 9.5" (20 cm x 24 cm) and the adjustable spring clip (5" - 9") will fit most phones. There is built-in phone cord management, and the unit can be mounted using a desk clamp.

The Deluxe CPU Stand from Kantek elevates the CPU up to 5" (12 cm) off the floor, protecting the air intake from floor dust, and positions the CD tray and disk slots at a more comfortable height. The width is adjustable using easy-grip plastic knobs, and will Accommodate CPUs of 6.5" (16.5 cm) to 9.5" (24 cm) in width. It is equipped with 4 swivel casters for easy movement. The non-skid foam pads and heavy-duty molded plastic construction ensure that your CPU is protected from damage. The Mobile CPU Stand is available in Black.

The Keyboard Drawer Underdesk SuperShelf from Kensington is a cost-effective solution where a desk surface is up to 2.5" too high for the user. Because it is a "tray" design the keyboard and mouse cannot slide or drop off of the tray but this also tightly restricts the space for keyboard and mouse. This tray provides a limited 24" width space to place a keyboard and mouse which means that it is better suited to use with a compact keyboard that has a reduced width. Cord routing guides permit cables to drop through the rear of the tray. The SuperShelf is also equipped with a removable foam palm support.

The Keyboard Drawer is equipped with a glide mechanism that permits easy storage below the desk. The mounting brackets offer four mounting heights (half-inch increments)so users can position the drawer at the height best suited to their needs. This drawer does require a minimum width of 29.5" width and 18" of depth on the underside of the desk. With the palm rest installed it can accommodate keyboards up to 9.5" in depth, 11" in depth without the palm rest. When fully deployed the tray extends about 10.5" from the front of the desk.