Abstract: A footrest has a platform with an upper surface for supporting a user's feet above a ground surface. The footrest is supported by a base portion on the ground surface. An intermediate member is rotatably coupled to the base portion and to the platform for relative rotation about first and second axes, respectively. The first and second axes are offset from each other so that selective rotations about said first and second axes provide for height and orientation adjustment of the platform relative to the ground surface.

Abstract: A convertible computer workstation comprising a desk having a horizontal working surface, a front panel, a vertical side panel located at one end of the working surface to support the working surface, a second vertical side panel located at the opposite end of the working surface to support the working surface, a third vertical support panel located approximately mid-way between the first and second side panel, a plurality of computer component shelves located between one side panel and the third support panel, a retractable keyboard drawer with a rear surface located between the opposite side panel and the third support panel, a monitor housing for supporting a computer monitor located behind the keyboard drawer comprising a horizontal working surface located within the desk working surface and hingedly connected to the desk front panel, a first side panel, a second side panel, a bottom panel, and a rear panel, all attached to the underside surface of the monitor housing working surface, means to lock the mo

Abstract: A computer workstation is formed in the shape of a desk and has an extendible and retractable keyboard shelf and an inclined adjustable monitor supporting shelf. The workstation has a flat desktop surface, which has a door formed in it. When the keyboard shelf is extended, the door automatically rotates upward. When the keyboard shelf is fully extended, the open door fully reveals the screen of the computer monitor mounted on the monitor supporting shelf. When the keyboard shelf is retracted, the door automatically closes, returning the desktop surface to its normal flat shape. Two pivotable linkage arms are mounted to the desktop surface at each side of the door, and each have one end that passes through a slotted plate fixed to the keyboard shelf and another end that engages the underside of the door. Extending the keyboard shelf causes the linkage arms to rotate and cam the door open.

Abstract: A convertible computer workstation comprising a desk having a horizontal working surface, a front panel, a vertical side panel located at one end of the working surface to support the working surface, a second vertical side panel located at the opposite end of the working surface to support the working surface, a third vertical support panel located approximately mid-way between the first and second side panel, a plurality of computer component shelves located between one side panel and the third support panel, a retractable keyboard drawer with a rear surface located between the opposite side panel and the third support panel, a monitor housing for supporting a computer monitor located behind the keyboard drawer comprising a horizontal working surface located within the desk working surface and hingedly connected to the desk front panel, a first side panel, a second side panel, a bottom panel, and a rear panel, all attached to the underside surface of the monitor housing working surface, means to lock the mo

Abstract: This invention describes a computer workstation which places the monitor below and behind the keyboard. The shelf for holding the monitor is rotatable independently of movement of a shelf for holding the keyboard. A plurality of shelves are also provided for additional equipment and supplies. In one embodiment, the workstation has separate paper supply and used paper holding shelves. In another embodiment, these shelves are combined.