The price of sitting conveniently is the price of ergonomic maintain as you work.
The human body was not made to sit still. Indeed, the human body was not made to sit. But office work and computer work demands the seated posture from many of us. The space-constraints of the open-plan office, the office desk, and the home-office make it impractical to use a large comfy armchair. So the humble office chair has to suffice.
The office chair is continuously evolving to address the issues mentioned above:
Office Chairs - The Price of Sitting favorablyIt is small enough and narrow enough to fit the space allocated to it It is shaped to give you reasonable comfortable way to space on your desk, your computer and the surrounding area from the seated position It provides reasonable ergonomic maintain for your lower back, your arms and your knees while long periods of desk-based work It allows you to move your body enduringly as you work (it glides, swivels and tilts) It allows you to convert your posture to more comfortable seated positions as you work, and can be adjusted to accommodate population with distinct body shapes and distinct ergonomic needs (through adjustable seat height, adjustable armrest height & width, adjustable seat tilt, adjustable backrest height, adjustable neck-rest and adjustable lower back support) - some of these features are 'advanced' options that do not come with every office chair
There are also distinct types of swivel office chairs to choose from, depending on your individual taste and style. You can buy:
a computer task chair, an administrative office chair, a luxury administrative armchair, a excellent traditional-style armchair, or a futuristic designer office chair, etc.
And then there is the choice of how you would like your chair to be upholstered - in fabric or leather.
If you choose a chair upholstered in fabric, you can choose a chair:
with a polycarbonate outer shell and fabric front or fully covered front and rear in your chosen fabric.
Conversely, if you choose a chair upholstered in leather, you can take one:
with a polyurethane rear and leather face
or fully covered front and rear in your chosen leather
and with a relatively reasonable 'split-grain' leather
or a high potential soft 'top-grain' leather.
So what are you paying for when you buy an office chair?
Many of the things mentioned at the top of the list above have come to be suitable features that are required of any chair that is to meet the British and European definitions of an 'office chair'. Therefore you have to pay for these features anything you buy. Inevitably some suppliers have found ways to provide these suitable features as inexpensively as possible in order to remain competitive on price.
The less high-priced office chairs are most often imported from countries such as China where the cost of labour and materials are still relatively low. Such chairs will typically come in a very diminutive range of colours (often just blue, burgundy and grey fabric, or black leather); they will have a polycarbonate shell and fabric front, or a polyurethane rear and leather face, and the leather will be 'split-grain'. And their ergonomic adjustment features will normally be diminutive to a backrest tilt & lock, adjustable seat height, fixed or height-adjustable arms, and sometimes a height-adjustable backrest.
The wider range of options mentioned supplementary down the list are found in office chairs made in the Uk, other Eu countries, and North America. And they can add significantly more to the cost of your chair. Thus you pay a higher price for a wider choice of fabric and leather colours, full cushion (front and rear), and high potential soft 'top-grain' leather (instead of 'split-grain' leather). And you pay more for soft wheels that won't mark wooden floors, adjustable lower back maintain (lumbar support), height & width adjustable arms, fold-away arms (or fold-back arms), adjustable neck-rests, and extra ergonomic chairs convenient for 24 hour round-the-clock use (such as in control centres & call centres), chairs for heavier persons (e.g. With a capacity of up to 23 stone or even 35 stone), chairs for taller persons (e.g. With deeper seats and taller backrests), and chairs for persons with lower back problems (e.g. With polycarbonate backrest frames and/or adjustable lower back supports).
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