Choose The Office Chair that Suits Your Need – Part 1

Office chairs are an essential furniture in the office work place. For the rest of the day, an office employee spends most of the work hours sitting on an office chair, behind a computer or a pile of paperwork. Sometimes during work, you even tend to release stress or lighten the burden of your job by twirling and twisting your chair to different positions. These are somehow everyday routines.

Our office chair reflects a lot about our work, about what we do, and about our personality as well. As an individual occupying it we tend to expect a lot from our chair, like holding our weight, being comfortable on it, and helping us finish our work. So we tend to be choosy when it comes to office chairs, or office furniture for that matter. We want it to be stylish yet sturdy and snug. We want it to be unique and we want it to carry our own style. That is why a lot of office furniture suppliers and retailers have custom designed chairs tailor fit to suit the customers’ preferences.

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June 25, 2006

Sitting up straight may harm your lower back

Misconception about sitting up straight may lead to lower back pains. As you recall in your childhood days, you are told to sit up straight. But Scottish researchers said Monday in Chicago that when looking at the spine with a new imaging technology, the spine is strained when sitting up straight with a straight back and thighs parallel to the floor. In fact, it’s better to lean back a bit, even if it looks like slouching.

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