Ergonomic Chair

Control room chairs
Also known as a 24-hour chair, a control room chair needs to provide maximum comfort for users to sit for long periods often working under stressful situations. The chairs are designed to encourage a healthy posture by supporting the body as it moves in the chair. Often designed with a headrest and “free floating” Mechanism to allow the user to lean back to view monitors and screens set high on walls. Most control room chairs have been tested and certified for 24/7 use which is critical for warranty compliance.

Executive chairs
With headrest, armrests and the ability to recline, an executive chair supports someone who spends many hours in the chair. High-quality executive chairs with headrests will move with the chair as the user reclines; no need to use any levers or knobs to make adjustments.

Heavy duty chairs and bariatric chairs
Heavy duty chairs are designed to seat at least 150 kg, while bariatric are designed for weights over 250 kg and up to over 300kg. The steel substructure provides the strength while gel or dense foam seats encourage correct posture and to distribute weight evenly.

Task chairs
In most offices, you will find more task chairs than any other type. But being common doesn’t mean they can’t be comfortable and ergonomic. A high-quality task chair has dual-density seat technology for sustained comfort after many hours sitting in the chair. Users even have the option of designing their chair by choosing the back shape, seat size, arms and seat technology.

Mesh chairs
A mix of modern design and comfort, ergonomic mesh chairs are very popular. Mesh chairs traditionally have been viewed as not providing as much ergonomic back support as fabric back task chairs. Dual-density seat technology can also help reduce muscle pain. For those office workers that like airflow around their back, a mesh chair is their preferred choice.

Visitor and conference chairs
We haven’t just thought of the workers - we stock visitor and conference attendees chairs too. Designed to fit together closely and stack neatly for easy storage, these chairs have comfortable seats and backs. Chrome or steel bases give them strength and durability for use in a range of settings.

Industrial & drafting chairs
Some industries need their own chairs. We stock a range of drafting chairs built for users seated at benches or raised desks. The chairs can have a foot ring for comfort and use a drafting gas lift.

Ergonomic stools
Not all work situations call for a chair; sometimes an ergonomic stool is a better choice. Ergonomically designed, many of our stocked stools either mimic the saddle position (hence the name saddle stool). Sitting in the saddle position means your thighs are wide and hips are low while an exercise-type design encourages active sitting.

Petite chairs
People who are small in stature can work more comfortably using a petite chair that allows them to touch the floor while seated. A smaller seat and lower height to match the user’s physique can make a big ergonomic difference.