Leather desk arm rest clamp support

Foldable arm rest for cleaner desk comfort

• Free shipping on all leather desk arm rest worldwide

• Black padded leather surface has a fine grain texture and rounded edge finish

• Foldable desktop extension board attaches to the desk edge without drilling

• Twin screw knobs tighten below the desk for a steady hold during use

• Black metal arm bracket uses angled supports under the padded top

• Fold-down hinge allows the board to rotate 90 degrees for storage

• Computer desk arm rest keeps elbow support close to the work surface

• Soft cushioned top gives the forearm a more comfortable resting area

• Protective contact pads sit between the clamp and desk edge

• Size details include 20 x 25.5 cm pad, 6 cm mount extension, and 10.5 cm height

• We can provide video on request once order placed before shipping

• Check size chart carefully, message anytime, each leather desk arm rest requires precision and materials have small margins

• Takes approx seven business days to complete each leather desk arm rest

How this leather desk arm rest attaches

This leather desk arm rest gives added arm space at the edge of a computer desk without screws, holes, or permanent changes. The padded black top has a rounded square shape with a fine grain surface, giving the arm and elbow a softer place to rest while typing, writing, or using a computer. Its clamp-on mount uses two screw knobs below the desk, while the black metal arm bracket supports the pad from underneath.

The board can stay open while in use, then fold down 90 degrees when more open space is needed around the desk. The listed measurements note a 20 x 25.5 cm pad, 6 cm mount extension, 10.5 cm overall height, and 9.5 cm clamp opening. The guide also notes desk thickness suitability from 0.5 to 8 cm, so the size should be checked carefully before ordering. This foldable desktop extension board is a useful choice for computer work, study, and office desk setups where elbow support and extra arm space are needed without drilling into the desk.