Computer desk with a drawer connected with elbow support boards
OwnerYuan Suinventor
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The invention relates to a computer desk with a drawer connected with elbow support boards. The drawer capable of being pushed and pulled is arranged under a desk panel, and the left top and the right top of a drawer panel are internally provided with a left elbow support board and a right elbow support board respectively which are articulated with the long horizontal edge thereof. The drawer is internally provided with a two-sided keyboard supporting seat, and the inner side of a thick lath on the right side of the two-sided keyboard supporting seat is articulated with a mouse board. Furthermore, the upper sides of the left and right elbow support boards and the mouse board are as high as that of the desk panel. Therefore, the computer desk can not only avoid hunchback and myopia when people work at desk as well as muscle pain at the neck and the is shoulder due to suspended elbows when a computer keyboard and a mouse are operated by people so as to make people feel comfortable, but also be provided with a notebook computer for operation, with lower manufacturing cost.
A computer desk with a drawer connected with elbow support boards, and the drawer capable of being pushed and pulled is arranged under a desk panel which is characterized by a left top and a right top of a drawer panel are internally provided with a left elbow support board and a right elbow support board, respectively, which are articulated with the long horizontal edge thereof;
A computer desk with a drawer connected with elbow support boards, and the drawer capable of being pushed and pulled is arranged under a desk panel, which is characterized by the left top and the right top of a drawer panel are internally provided with a left double-layer elbow support board and a right double-layer elbow support board respectively which are articulated with the long horizontal edge thereof;
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