Adjustable monitors allow users to position the screen at an optimal distance, height and angle for their visual comfort and posture. According to the WELL v2 standard, projects should provide monitors that can be adjusted in height by at least 0.1 m [4 inches], tilted between -5 and 30 degrees, and rotated between -90 and
90 degrees.
References: =WELL v2 Ergonomic Workstation Design Feature V02,WELL AP Candidate Handbook To achieve Part 1: Support Visual Ergonomics of Feature V02: Ergonomic Workstation Design, a project team should ensure that 100% of workstations include an adjustable monitor. This requirement emphasizes the importance of user adjustability in workstations, particularly for desktop computers, to support optimal monitor height, viewing angles, and horizontal distances. Adjustable monitors or monitor stands allow individuals to customize their workstation to meet their visual comfort needs, thereby reducing eye strain, discomfort, and the risk of musculoskeletal disorders.