ErgoVue Anchor Adjustable Tilting Footrest

Lower your chair until your feet are flat on the floor, and quite often the desk is suddenly too high for your arms. That is the moment most people give up and split the difference — chair a bit too high, feet dangling slightly, elbows not quite right. The compromise feels minor and costs you the whole setup.

The Anchor is what you use instead. It brings the floor up to meet your feet, so the chair can stay where your arms need it.

Three heights — 10, 13 or 16.5 cm — cover most desk and chair combinations, and the platform tilts anywhere from flat to 30°. That tilt is the part worth paying attention to. A fixed block is just a shelf; an angled one lets your ankles move through the day, flexing and settling rather than holding one position for eight hours. The best posture is the next one, and this is the cheapest way to keep changing it.

The surface is textured across both panels, so feet stay put rather than gradually sliding off, and the moulded high-impact plastic takes up to 30 kg without flexing — enough to stand on while you reach for something, which is what footrests get used for whether or not they are designed to take it.

At 45 × 34 cm it sits under a desk without crowding your legs, and it is light enough to push aside with one foot when you want the floor back.

Specifications

• Height settings: 10 cm, 13 cm, 16.5 cm
• Tilt range: 0–30°, adjustable
• Surface: Textured anti-slip panels
• Material: High-impact moulded plastic
• Dimensions: 45 cm wide × 34 cm deep × 10–16.5 cm high
• Weight capacity: 30 kg
• Colour: Grey
• Assembly: None required

Not sure which height suits your desk? Tell us your desk height and your own, and we will work it out. Ask us — we would rather answer before you order than process a return.