Cozy Foot Rest

The Cozy Foot Rest from Aidata bridges the gap between design simplicity and sound ergonomic benefits. The manually-adjusted locked-angle, foot platform measures approximately 17.7" wide by 13.5" deep, and is secured to a gently sloping frame made of high-impact plastic. The platform locks in at fixed angles of 10°, 15°, 20°, and 25° that can be easily changed by hand. Height at the back of the foot platform varies with the angle selected; 3.5" at the lowest angle, to 6.5" at the highest. The side supports remain fixed at 6.75" with the platform moving up or down between them. To ensure that feet remain comfortably in place the surface incorporates a design of flattened elevated ridges alternating with shallow grooves. Rubber pads on the base keep the foot rest secured in place on both carpeted and hard floors.

Note: Because the platform locks at specific angles the Cozy Foot Rest is considered a "locking" foot rest.

• Large Platform: The large 17.7" x 13.5" surface on the Cozy Footrest provides sufficient surface for larger feet.
• Textured, Comfort Surface: Raised non-slip ridges on the Cozy Footrest aid in maintaining foot position and can provide a massaging effect for feet.
• Locked Angle Adjustment: In order to provide both solid foot support and to meet a varying range of ergonomic requirements, there are 4 manually-adjusted fixed angles 10°, 15°, 20°, and 25°.

• Platform Dimensions: 17.7" (45 cm) Wide x 13.5" (34.5 cm) Deep
• Total Footprint: Approximately 20" (50.8 cm) Wide x 14.5" (37 cm) Deep
• Platform Angles: 10°, 15°, 20°, 25°
• Platform Height Settings: 3.5" (8.9 cm), 4.5" (11.4 cm), 5.5" (13.9 cm), 6.5" (16.5 cm)
• Colour: Black
  
  
• Warranty: 90 Days. Manufacturer Direct Only.
• Package Contents: Foot Rest, Assembly Instructions

• Make an effort to determine the correct height for the seatpan on your chair. Ensure that your feet are supported at a height suited to your position in the chair when you are sitting upright. You should be able to rest your feet on the footrest without tilting the chair forward or having to stretch for the footrest. Alternatively, it should not be too high as this can lift the thighs off the seatpan of the chair, a position that can increase the strain on the lower spine.
• Select the platform angle that optimizes your comfort and achieves as neutral an alignment of your ankles as possible.
• Once your foot rest is correctly positioned make a point of sitting back in your chair and letting the backrest provide your back with the appropriate support. Not only is this good for the health of your back - it will also be more restful and has the potential to significantly reduce the risk of developing lower back pain due to poor posture. It may well also result in a more relaxed back, neck and shoulders with an accompanying reduction in end-of-day fatigue.
• After your chair and foot rest are correctly positioned ensure that appropriate adjustments are made to your monitor height. If you move from a "perching" posture to sitting back in your chair with correct upright posture you will most likely need to elevate your monitor since your head will be elevated and your line of sight will naturally follow suit.
• If you are comfortable working without footwear you may well find that the grooved surface can provide a degree of comfortable stimulation for the soles of your feet. Some people find that stimulating the nerves in the feet triggers an energizing effect.