Selecting Your Business Furniture: Believe me it is very challenging when it dawns on you that furniture is needed for your business.
Business furniture ranges from office chairs to office drawers, file cabinets to boardroom set and many more.
Think about the kind of office you need to set up. Have an imagination of the furniture you need in that kind of office.
Have a test glimpse of the office you need in various showrooms in the market and over the internet. Select from it the best look that fit your budget and imagination.
Give a contract to office furniture designers to have your idea in place.
Friday, March 18, 2011
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Three Important Aspects To Choosing The Right Office Chair
Back and neck pain are the norm for anyone who works in and office all day, where they spend that day sitting most of the time. This translates into visits to the chiropractor. The pain can be blamed on the chair one is sitting on all day long. Many things go into picking an office chair. The right choice leads to relief.
Height is a main factor in the right chair. You want to pick one that lets you adjust the height. That way more than one person can use the chair in the office. 16" to 20" from the floor is ideal. When seated right, you need to have your feet planted firmly on the ground, flat, with your arms the same height as the desk.
Another factor of the ideal office chair is the seat itself. This is going to be 17" to 20" wide. But the depth could be different with each chair. You want to be abe to sit with your back to the chair but with 2" to 4" between your chair and the backs of your knees. You also want your sitting area to be moveable forward and backward.
Of course your chair needs to give support to your lower back. This part of your body curves naturally. You want to be able to sit without slouching, to where the curve of your back is supported. A few chairs have a lumbar adjuster that works for each individual sitter. Height and depth can be adjusted with this.
So, three factors to picking an ideal office chair. Height, sitting area and lumbar support. Choose the chair with the right adjustments, and you can save your visits to the chiropractor.
Height is a main factor in the right chair. You want to pick one that lets you adjust the height. That way more than one person can use the chair in the office. 16" to 20" from the floor is ideal. When seated right, you need to have your feet planted firmly on the ground, flat, with your arms the same height as the desk.
Another factor of the ideal office chair is the seat itself. This is going to be 17" to 20" wide. But the depth could be different with each chair. You want to be abe to sit with your back to the chair but with 2" to 4" between your chair and the backs of your knees. You also want your sitting area to be moveable forward and backward.
Of course your chair needs to give support to your lower back. This part of your body curves naturally. You want to be able to sit without slouching, to where the curve of your back is supported. A few chairs have a lumbar adjuster that works for each individual sitter. Height and depth can be adjusted with this.
So, three factors to picking an ideal office chair. Height, sitting area and lumbar support. Choose the chair with the right adjustments, and you can save your visits to the chiropractor.
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