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The Importance Of Buying A Quality Office Chair

Monday 5 September 2011, 2:28PM

By Capital Commercial Furniture Ltd

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Business owners should never underestimate the value of a quality office chair. Providing a comfortable workplace is mandatory for maximum production and efficiency. Workers who do not have the proper equipment needed to do their job will fall below expectations with respect to output.

Modern furniture makers incorporate features designed for comfort, especially for people who spend long hours sitting behind a desk working on a computer. Thick padding cushions the back bottom and retains its shape for durability.

Many chairs feature a waterfall design where the front edge curves downward instead of ending square. This prevents the seat from cutting off the circulation at the thigh and promotes healthy blood flood through the legs.

Designers these days pay special attention to the lumbar area. Ergonomic designs support the lower back without strain. Workers with an ergonomic seat are able to sit comfortably for several hours and do not typically experience pain at the end of the day. Users can often adjust the lumbar support with a knob.

Chairs with wheels allow users to move smoothly across a hard surface. This eliminates the need to reach across the desk or twist to the side and reduces the risk of pulling a muscle. Business owners should choose a sturdy model that rolls easily and is in balance so it will not tip over.

Many modern designs have a mechanism that allows the user to adjust the seat height. Proper seat height is necessary because the feet should sit flat on the floor. Most chairs have a lever sticking out from under the seat for easy and quick adjustment.

Business owners have multiple choices when it comes to selecting furniture for the workplace. Investing in a good office chair for each employee will pay off in the end with increased productivity and efficiency.

Please visit Capital Commercial Furniture and view our office chair range now.