How to Get Complete Back Support in an Ergonomic Task Chair that’s Guaranteed to Fit You Perfectly based on Your Personal Measurements. – A Great Addition to Your Home or At-work Office. Options for Petite, Big and Tall, Children and Little People.

Make sure the design of the task chair is built to fit your back perfectly.

• Your body’s Thoracic region (upper back) and Sacral region (below the small of your back) needs to merge effortlessly into the lumbar crest of the ergonomic chair for top to bottom comfort and support.

• To ensure your full comfort and to avoid pressure spots while seating, you need to be sure the seat of the chair is optimally cushioned – preferably with variable density material and shaped so that you don’t have hot spots that put more pressure per square inch in some areas thatn in other areas.

• You need to confirm that the foam under the upholstery is extremely durable and retains its’ comfort providing curves. Your chair will last a long time and feel better its’ entire life with commercial quality foam that doesn’t flake or deteriorate over time.

• The position of the small of your back is unique. You need to be sure that the chair you choose is fully adjustable up and down so that you can perfectly position your to the chair’s natural lumbar support (that part of the back of the chair designed to meet the small of your back. Pick a chair that is easily adjusted without you needing to get out of the chair. Plus, be sure you get fine tuning by having at least over 20 adjustment positions over a 6-inch range (accurate to a about 3/16 of an inch) to fit you exactly.

Be Sure to Get Upholstery that is Commercial Grade, 30,000 Double Rub or More.

• A long-life chair stays looking good over many years of service. The upholstery on your chair needs to be commercial grade – long lasting and doesn’t peel, unravel, flake or shred like cheap cloth.

• To be sure your upholstery is commercial grade, insist that the upholstery’s specifications show the double rub count – an industry standard measurement. A couple of industry standard tests (Martindale or Wyzanbeek) are used to gauge how much wear a fabric can take before it becomes threadbare. So, a double rub count of 30,000 means a piece of fabric has been rubbed back and forth by a piece of plastic 30,000 times before the textile began to wear through.

• If the double rub count isn’t available in the upholstery specifications – OR the sales representative doesn’t know what double rub count means, politely say thank you and find another supplier – FAST.

You are going to have a quality chair for many years; make sure you can get it in the style, finish, color, material, and weave that YOU want. You don’t have to settle for black.

• Make sure you can get the color and style you want for the upholstery to match your decor. For quick delivery, you should still be able to get a range of colors and weaves.

• Plus, if you have a little more time, you should have options for 100s of personal styles, colors and finishes – including different grades and patterns of Leather (Italian Leather, without barbed wire enclosures, is often used as a premium leather.

• You should have access to many on-line selections and if desired, the supply should be glad to send you, at no charge, upholstery samples so you can see and feel exactly what you will get.

You are unique – there needs to be an extensive range of options available for the chair so that it will meet your specific needs.

The task chair must be available with or without arms and must be available with many adjustments so that you can position the arm rests for your specific needs.

• Armless or with Arms – the choice needs to be yours.

• If you first get a chair without arms, you must confirm that you can add arms later if needed.

• You need to be able to get the arm style you prefer, from fixed loops to fully adjustable height, width, angle, some with extra wide memory foam caps and even convenient drop back arm rests that flip out of the way when you don’t need them.

Chair selection may seem complicated but it doesn’t need to be if you select a firm that is responsive to your questions and asks diligently about your circumstances and needs (answering their phone might be a good test)

• This may seem complicated – but it doesn’t have to be. The supplier of the chair should have an organized way to gather information about your unique needs. Perhaps they have a selection guide or maybe a form for you to fill out that so they can provide you with your personal anthropomorphic report needed to configure the chair just for you. It’s like having a personal tailor or seamstress take your measurements and presto – they provide the exact details to know what combination of chair options fit you to a tee.

• Petite or Big and Tall – SHOULD BE NO PROBLEM for a firm providing this service.

• If you are getting a chair for a child, make sure you can purchase options that can change the chair as they grow. You should be able to start with a shorter cylinder (because their legs aren’t long yet), and adjust as they grow. And when they get even taller, you should be able to get the next size taller cylinder at just the cost of a cylinder and keep going with the same long lasting chair.

Do these steps and get the long-lasting chair you need to stay comfortable and supported.

You’ll be sitting longer nowadays in your task chair (maybe even more than your bed). Make sure you stay comfortable, avoid back issues and get a long-lasting VALUE chair for your personal needs as soon as possible. Your body will thank you. Contact us today to get the chair of your dreams.

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