Hedria Tilting Foot Rest

Compatible with the Hedria Rubberwood Sit-Stand Desk. Pairs with the seated half of your Hedria desk, and slides out of the way entirely when you raise it.

Correct desk height is useless if your feet are dangling.

Every ergonomic guide assumes your feet are flat on the floor. For a lot of people that assumption quietly breaks. If you set your chair so your elbows and screen are right, and you are shorter than average, your feet end up hanging — and your body weight lands on the backs of your thighs instead of on your feet.

That is the single most common cause of seated discomfort at an otherwise perfectly configured desk, and no amount of adjusting the desk fixes it. The desk is not the problem; the floor is too far away.

A tilting foot rest closes that gap. It brings the floor up to meet you, so you can set chair height purely for your arms and screen and still have your feet properly supported. The tilt means your ankles keep moving through the day rather than locking at one fixed angle.

The top surface is non-skid so your feet stay planted, and rubber pads on the base hold the rest in position and keep the floor unmarked.

Why it belongs on your desk

• Closes the ergonomic gap — lets shorter users set chair height for the screen without losing floor contact
• Tilts to your angle — supports your feet where your legs actually want them, not at one fixed height
• Takes weight off the thighs — removes the most common cause of discomfort at a correctly set desk
• Non-skid top surface — feet stay planted instead of sliding forward through the day
• Rubber base pads — grips the floor firmly and protects it from scuffs and scratches

Specifications

• Type: Tiltable footstool
• Top surface: Non-skid coating
• Base: Rubber pads, floor protecting
• Adjustment: Free tilt
• Best for: Shorter users, and anyone whose feet do not sit flat