Sitting at a desk for hours can put strain on your wrists and forearms, leaving many people experiencing pain and discomfort as a result. 

Our range includes desk wrist rests, forearm supports, and desk arm rest extensions that are fixed in place without any drilling or fixing. Whether you need an ergonomic wrist rest for your keyboard and mouse, or a full arm rest extension for broader support, we’ll help you find the right fit for your setup. 

Not sure which arm support suits your desk? Book a workplace assessment, and we’ll recommend the right option for you. 

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Sitting at a desk for hours can put strain on your wrists and forearms, leaving many people experiencing pain and discomfort as a result. 

Our range includes desk wrist rests, forearm supports, and desk arm rest extensions that are fixed in place without any drilling or fixing. Whether you need an ergonomic wrist rest for your keyboard and mouse, or a full arm rest extension for broader support, we’ll help you find the right fit for your setup. 

Not sure which arm support suits your desk? Book a workplace assessment, and we’ll recommend the right option for you. 

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Workstation logo icon representing an ergonomic workstation setup with computer and equipment Assistive Hardware
Assistive software logo icon representing digital accessibility tools and workplace support technology Assistive Software
Remtek Training icon showing a person presenting information on a board Assistive Technology Training
Remtek Shop icon showing a person using a computer at a desk Workplace Strategy Coaching
Ergonomic chair icon representing adjustable office seating Ergonomic Chairs
Desk icon representing office or workplace products Standing Desks
Dark blue icon of a laptop positioned on a stand, showing the screen, keyboard area, and raised support platform. Laptop & Tablet stands
Simple dark blue icon of a computer keyboard with evenly spaced square keys and a wave-shaped base. Keyboards
Simple dark blue icon of a computer mouse with a central scroll wheel. Mice & Trackpads
Simplified dark blue graphic icon of a monitor arm, showing a VESA mount plate connected to an adjustable arm and vertical pole. Monitor Arms & Risers
Dark blue icon showing multiple overlapping documents, including a front page with horizontal lines representing text. Document Holder
Simple dark blue icon of a stool with a rounded seat and four tapered legs. Footrests
Dark blue icon of an office chair armrest, shown as part of a simplified chair outline to highlight adjustable arm support. Arm Supports
Lighting icon showing an adjustable desk lamp with an articulated arm, commonly used to represent task lighting, workspace illumination, or lighting controls. Lighting
Headphones icon representing over ear headphones, commonly used to indicate audio support, assistive listening, sound control, or accessibility features. Headphones & Earplugs
Scanner icon representing a flatbed document scanner with an open lid, used to symbolise scanning, document capture, or digital conversion. Text Scanners

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an arm support for a desk, and how does it work?

An arm support is a cushioned rest that attaches to your desk or chair, holding your forearm in a neutral position while you type or use a mouse. This takes the weight off your wrists and shoulders, reducing strain during long periods at your desk.

What’s the difference between a wrist rest and an arm support?

A wrist rest is a small cushion placed under your wrist near the keyboard or mouse. An arm support extends further, cushioning your whole forearm and taking pressure off your shoulder as well as your wrist.

How do I know if a desk arm extension fits my current desk?

Most armrest extensions clamp directly onto standard desks without any drilling. The fit depends on your desk’s thickness and edge shape, so book a workplace assessment, and we’ll match you to the right model. 

Can arm supports help me if I have wrist or shoulder pain?

Many people use arm supports to ease pressure linked to repetitive desk work, such as wrist or shoulder discomfort. If you’re managing an ongoing condition, it’s worth speaking to a health professional alongside using ergonomic equipment.

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I had an ergonomic assessment with Donna today. She was incredibly kind, professional, and took the time to listen to my concerns. I really felt like she understood the barriers I face with my studies and was very knowledgeable about the best tools to help me. She made a potentially stressful process feel very easy and supportive. I’m very grateful for the support and appreciate it, thank you Donna.

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