Support de documents BakkerElkhuizen Q-doc 100 Circular

We worry about the vast quantities of plastic that end up in our oceans and seas. That is why we developed our own line of circular products.

In addition to being made from 60% recycled material, they are also 100% circular.

The Q-Doc 100 document holder is available as an acrylate and a sustainable circular model. All characteristics of the Q-Doc 100 are preserved. The only difference is that the product consists of compressed material made from recycled plastic bottles instead of acrylate.

You place the Q-doc 100 document holder between your monitor and your keyboard. This prevents unnecessary head and neck movements. Your keyboard, document holder and monitor are positioned in a single line, which reduces the strain on your body.

The low rear is ideal for lower screen positions.

Positioning your documents to the left or right of your computer leads to additional strain on your neck. Working with a document holder prevents physical discomfort.

Furthermore, your documents are positioned at an optimal viewing angle. A good ergonomic workstation improves your comfort and productivity.

To prevent neck rotation, documents have to be placed between the keyboard and display screen. A sloping work surface reduces flexion of the neck and thus increases work comfort.

An 'in-line' document holder provides a functional work surface and realises short viewing distances between the document, screen and keyboard. The result is increased productivity.

How to use

Place the document holder directly between your monitor and keyboard so documents are aligned with the screen and keys. Position the printed material on the sloping surface for a comfortable viewing angle. Use the low rear side when your screen is positioned lower to maintain a natural head posture. Adjust paper placement as needed to avoid neck rotation during reading or data entry.

Recommendations

For optimal ergonomics, combine the Q-doc 100 Circular with a monitor positioned at eye level and a keyboard placed so your forearms remain parallel to the desk. Regularly alternate between screen and paper viewing to reduce static posture; keep the document holder directly in line with the monitor to minimize neck strain.