Most discussions about ergonomic chairs always start from the same point… the features.
Lumbar support. Armrests. Mechanisms. And that makes sense, as these are the easiest features to compare.
But that’s also where things start to go wrong.
The same chair may be perfect in one context and completely unsuitable in another, even if it seems to ‘fit the bill’ on paper; in reality, it usually all comes down to a few simple factors:
Who uses it?
How long does the user remain seated?
What does he actually do? That’s why we set up our ergocentre and why we always start by answering these questions together. So, whether you’re a private individual or a business, book an appointment online.
The ergonomic chair...