The Wishbone monitor arm is the original, award-winning flat-screen monitor arm, available in three reach lengths.
Wishbone Monitor Supports

Product Story

The refined design of the Wishbone family frees space on your work surface while allowing you to position your screen at the proper distance to ease neck and eye strain. A combination of robust engineering and precise controls on this computer monitor arm allow you to position one or more screens exactly where you need them, then trust that they'll stay there.

Wishbone Monitor Supports

Scalability

Designed for scalability, Wishbone keeps your options open to add additional equipment as your needs evolve. A single post can support up to four screens, giving you the reassurance that Wishbone solutions can grow at the same pace as your need for technology. The Flo Power Hub adds three convenient USB ports, including one designed for fast charging. It`s available on surface clamp-mounted Wishbone Monitor Arms holding up to two monitors.

Wishbone Monitor Supports

Solid Design

The heavy-duty construction of Wishbone allows you to place your screen in exactly the right place for your eyes and the work you do, and then be confident that it will stay in that position. The Wishbone family is robustly engineered to support even today`s heavier monitors without succumbing to gravity`s pull. Set it once, and rely on it to help keep your body in a healthy posture.

Wishbone Monitor Supports

Range of Applications

Wishbone provides a sturdy, uncluttered way to hold anywhere from a single monitor today to as many as four screens tomorrow. All Wishbone monitor arms can be attached to a variety of surfaces, positioned at a range of heights and configured in either portrait or landscape orientation.

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Wishbone Monitor Supports


Wishbone`s scalable design keeps your options open, adding multiple monitors weighing up to 12 kg each to a single post as your needs evolve. Its streamlined design frees space on your work surface while positioning your screen at the proper distance to ease neck and eye strain.

Monitor Configurations
1-4 monitors

Wishbone Plus

Wishbone Monitor Supports

The Wishbone Plus offers similar articulation as the standard Wishbone, but is sturdy enough to support heavier displays weighing up to 24 kg each.

Monitor Configurations
1-4 heavy-duty monitors

Wishbone Dual Bar

Wishbone Dual Bar


A simple solution for high-density environments, Wishbone Dual Bar brings the convenience of multiple screens to spaces with shallow work surfaces. Supports monitors weighing up to 12 kg each.

Monitor Configurations
2-4 monitors

Supporting Monitors

When we design things, we always look to the human body for inspiration. Bend your arm at the elbow, stretch it out, rotate your hand at the wrist. You have just experienced the inspiration for our monitor arms.

The adjustability of these arms is an important component in giving users ergonomic support. When we recently asked companies about the types of monitors they use, 84% said flat screens. And 58% noted that they use desktop computers, with separate display, CPU and keyboard.

Designers Peter Bosson and Brenda Saunders anticipated this trend. In the mid 1980s, they invented the first monitor arm. They led a joint research programme into workstation ergonomics involving their company, UK-based Colebrook Bosson Saunders, and Olivetti. The effort resulted from the strong connections they had built with Ettore Sottsas, design consultant for Olivetti. By 1999, they had invented the first flat-screen monitor arm.

Acquiring Colebrook Bosson Saunders in 2010 has added new expertise to our ergonomics solutions. The company is an excellent fit given its global standing as a pioneer in ergonomic solutions.

Our combined strength, especially in supporting monitors, is directed at a growing trend for many companies. Recently, we asked business leaders which elements will drive the design of their work environments in the next three to five years. A full 43% said the need to accommodate multiple monitors.

The increased use of monitors makes flexibility and adjustability two key factors for support. Letting people easily change screen orientation from portrait to landscape gives them freedom to use preferred postures. Providing adjustability allows you to fine-tune the position of single or multiple screens to avoid glare.