How
a good chair helps
A well-designed,3-D contoured backrest with
correct lumbar support makes sure that your upper back upto your neck is straight and
slightly forward, while providing extra support to your lumbar area. It maintains 'S'
curve of your spine and maximizes the area of contact with your back, giving total
support to it.A
well-contoured seat, coupled with an appropriate foam density cradles the sitting bones,
making sure not to exert upward pressure and hence distort the tailbone curve. It
also provides enhanced support to the thighs.
A waterfall-edged seat
increases the area of contact with the thighs, relieving the pressure in the area behind
the knees, ensuring proper blood circulation. A slight backward slope of the seat ensures
that the weight of the body remains at the back and does not slip forward.
An appropriately designed
armrest height ensures that the elbows and the arms rest fully while you are working.
This will prevent shoulder pain, which comes when you have to hold up your hands
without elbow support while working.
A pneumatic height
adjustment cushions the impact of sitting down and prevents jerks to the spine.
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