When you think of all the chairs that you will use today, which one will see the greatest amount of use? For many people the answer is the office chair. You may not get to choose your office chair, but if you do get to have input, be sure that you choose a comfortable chair.
Office chairs are often on castors. These castors allot the chair to be rolled from place to place. Chairs without castors are generally intended for visitors to the office and are sometimes called side chairs. In well coordinated offices, side chairs and desk chairs are made to match.
Since a majority of the day can be spent in the office chair, it is necessary to be sure that the chair you choose will be comfortable for you.
If your current chair is not comfortable, you may want to try to make some adjustments to it. Seat height is often adjustable through a lever on the side of the chair. Newer chairs have a pneumatic cylinder that not only assists with height adjustment but also serves as an air shock of the chair.
The second adjustment is the tension on the seat back. If you spend most of your day using the keyboard and mouse of a computer, you will want to adjust the back of your chair to provide good back support. This will leave you feeling less tired at the end of the day.
If you need to buy a new office chair, you should know that there are options other than the traditional covering of cloth or leather. Newer chairs are available with a mesh back and sometimes even a mesh seat that allow for maximum air circulation to your body. Additionally you will find that there are molded plastic chairs that offer the same benefits.
Look for a chair with removable or adjustable armrests. Inexpensive chairs that use the arm rests to support the back will not allow you to adjust the seat back and the armrests may stick under your desk or prevent you from placing your chair in the correct position for typing. If you need a little extra room in the seat of your chair, look for those chairs, which have armrests that adjust out as well as up and down.
Workers who have to do their tasks at counter height, prefer the chair that is especially designed for work at this height. These chairs offer the much needed back support that a normal stool does not provide. A foot rest keeps the worker from cutting off the circulation to his or her feet caused by letting them dangle freely.
You will find office chairs at your office supply stores as well as online. There is a large variety form which to choose. The type that is most comfortable for you is a matter of personal preference. If it is time to throw out that old dinosaur of an office chair that you have used for years, and purchase a new office chair, be sure that you choose a chair based on your daily comfort.
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