Working from home has been a big transformation for businesses and workers across the country. This change has also made many companies decide to stick to the work from home model. As we all thought that many of us would be returning to the offices after a certain amount of time, now we’re looking at how to make our home office work. Moving around furniture, setting up a presentable background, and even somewhere that you won’t get too distracted. These were some of the first steps we all took, but now we’re realizing we need office furniture! The most important to start with is your office chair. 

What makes a good chair, and how do you decide on one? 

The Life Of Ergonomic The Office Chair

An ergonomic chair is a perfect option for those long hours at the computer. They aim to be a solution for body pains and the strain you undergo when using a standard chair for hours on end. They’re designed to be a strong support for the entire body when sitting at a desk. They focus on posture, back support, weight distribution, comfort, and movement. Most all ergonomic chairs will have various adjustable parts to fit every user in their own unique way. 

Many ergonomic chairs have a waterfall seat design. This is due to their rounded front edge, which can help you have better posture while sitting. The contoured and downward slope will help relieve pressure and increase the support behind your knees and the back of your thighs, in turn, provides better blood flow to your legs while sitting. It also will provide a more even weight distribution across your seat, making it more comfortable. 

Adjustability 

The amount of adjustability your chair has then the more you can personalize it. Having a backrest that can recline or move closer for better comfort or vision is one of the top-ranking needs for workers. You should also have an adjustable height lever to adapt to your office desk. That alone can solve wrist pain and neck strain by being at the proper height. An emerging feature is an adjustable armrest. These all tie in together to give you the best support when working long days and avoid any body strains or fatigue. 

Lumbar Support

Proper lumbar support will help stabilize the upper body and provide support for your spine. Having a static seating position will decrease the blood flow throughout your body, whereas having proper lumbar support will increase that blood flow by providing a dynamic seating position. The concave curve that lumbar support provides will help distribute your weight and reduce the concentration of stress throughout your body. With that curve, you’re more likely to have lower back pain.  

Chair Material 

All the materials that your chair is made of will make a difference in the overall support and longevity of your chair. However, the upholstery is a definite individual preference but still holds a strong importance overall. Having a breathable mesh material will increase the airflow from within the seat and prevent it from becoming uncomfortably warm. Mesh will typically be smoother, softer than other types of office chairs. 

Indoff Office Furniture Has Your Dream Chair 

We can help your business chose which chairs would be best for your team. If you’re working from home or heading back to the office soon, take a look at our selection of products! Give us a call today for any questions you may have. We can also offer office desks and many other office furniture options to make your brick and mortar look refreshed when you get the team back in and rolling.