An ergonomic setup is not one purchase. It is a chair that holds your spine, a keyboard that keeps your wrists straight and a mouse that removes the reach — chosen to fit your height, your grip and the hours you sit.
Start with the piece that causes the most discomfort today. Most people begin with the chair, then replace input devices one at a time, which is why every ProtoArc model lists its dimensions, recommended user height and warranty up front.
Build it in three steps
A Complete Setup, One Piece at a Time
You do not have to replace everything at once. Fix the piece that causes the most discomfort first, then add the next one when it makes sense.
Start with the chair
Seat depth, lumbar support and armrest height set your posture for the rest of the day. Match them to your height and the hours you sit.
Fix the wrists
A split or wave layout keeps your wrists straight and your shoulders open. Choose by layout, wrist support and whether you need a numpad.
Match the mouse
Vertical, trackball or compact: the right shape depends on your grip, hand size and how much desk space you have.
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Most Chosen by ProtoArc Customers
The chair, split keyboard, vertical mouse and combo that customers pick most often.
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Why Choose ProtoArc Ergonomic Solutions?
An ergonomic workspace is a system, not a single product: seating that holds your spine, a keyboard that keeps your wrists neutral, and a mouse that removes the reach. ProtoArc builds each piece to work together, so you can assemble a setup for a full workday at home or in the office.
Start with the chair if your back or hips complain, choose a split or wave keyboard if your wrists roll outward, and match a vertical or trackball mouse to your grip. Every model lists its dimensions, recommended user height and warranty so you can compare before you buy.
Working Away From Your Desk Too?
Pair this setup with our business travel solutions for flights and hotel desks, or see how both fit together on the workspace solutions overview.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about building an ergonomic workspace.
What makes a chair ergonomic?
Should I choose a split, wave or standard keyboard?
Vertical or trackball mouse — which one?
Can I add these to the desk I already own?
What warranty and returns come with ergonomic products?
