Ergonomic Office Chair Just A Waste Of Money Or Are They Truly Beneficial
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Are Ergonomic Office Chairs Worth the Investment?
Summary:
There's been a lot of talk about ergonomic office furniture lately. With high-quality ergonomic desks and chairs often being quite expensive, do they really offer health benefits, or are they just another way to part hard-working business owners from their money?Article
It's well-known that a comfortable worker is a productive worker. But are ergonomic chairs truly comfortable, and can their cost be justified as a necessary business expense?Around ten years ago, when I began my career as a software developer working from home, I used a dining chair in front of my computer. It was far from comfortable. Sitting for more than a couple of hours would force me to take a break just to get my circulation going again.
Back then, money was tight, so I opted for a typist chair costing around fifty dollars. It lasted me about three and a half years. While I could work all day, by evening, I experienced terrible pain in my upper back and neck. I thought these were just signs of aging or occupational hazards.
When that chair finally wore out, I decided to invest in a high-quality ergonomic chair. It was tough to spend the money, but from the moment I set it up, the benefits were clear. I no longer felt those aches, and I was simply more comfortable.
Here are a few features I found essential when choosing my chair:
1. Five-Legged Base with Castors: This provided stability as I moved and reclined.
2. Supportive Backrest: It needed to support both my upper and lower back, either through adjustable settings or flexible materials.
3. Adjustable Armrests: These had to be comfortable and wide enough to support my arms while working.
4. Spacious Seat: Ample support for my lower body was crucial.
5. Breathable Material: The covering needed to allow airflow to prevent overheating.
6. Adjustable Seat Height: Ensuring my feet were flat on the floor and thighs parallel to the ground was essential for comfort.
Finding a chair with all these features wasn't too difficult, though pricey. Yet, once I started using it, my daily routine felt significantly easier, and my productivity soared.
Today, I can comfortably sit at my desk for up to ten hours without experiencing the nagging upper backache I used to. In fact, I am free from any pains. The chair adjusts to fit my seating position as needed.
Do I have regrets about purchasing my ergonomic chair? Only one: I wish I'd found a way to afford it sooner instead of settling for the typist chair for so long.
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