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Nowadays, with the fast pace of urban life, more and more people are spending long hours working at their desks. Whether it's studying, entertainment, or socializing, these activities are often conducted online. Therefore, whether you're at home or in the office, we need to pay attention to our posture. Related health reports indicate that sitting for extended periods in poorly designed office chairs can affect blood circulation, disrupt the digestive system, interfere with metabolism, harm bone health, and ultimately lead to various cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, frozen shoulder, and other health problems. Therefore, a comfortable office chair is crucial for health.
The following Shenzhen office furniture guide will show you the important things to consider when buying office chairs!
1. The best sitting posture is the principle of three 90° angles and one center point, which we all know: keep the thighs and calves at an angle of 90° to 100°, and keep the upper body and thighs at an angle of 90° to 100°.
2. Seat cushions: Good seat cushions are expensive. Office chairs are generally made of foam, so many manufacturers will try to improve the quality. Good seat cushions are usually thicker, have concave curves, and feel great to sit on. Mesh office chairs are also quite popular now, as they are comfortable to sit on and help keep warm, making them a good choice.
3. Backrest: The backrest of an office chair should provide both comfort and safety. Some chairs have loose backrests, which can produce noise even with slight vibrations. These chairs are not only prone to damage but also pose safety hazards. Currently, the best chairs on the market have adjustable backrests, making them flexible and comfortable for everyone.
4. Regarding lifting issues, it is important to understand the material of the steering tie rod and pressure rod when purchasing. If you feel that the lifting is obstructed during use, there may be a safety hazard, and you should contact the seller in time to resolve the issue.
5. The stability of the chassis is greatly influenced by the choice of materials. Good products are generally made of stainless steel or aluminum alloy, while inferior ones are made of ordinary engineering plastics. Of course, this is not absolute; some large manufacturers produce plastic chairs of higher quality than ordinary metal chairs, though the price will be higher as well.
6. Again, regarding office chair legs, four-claw legs have relatively small areas, resulting in poor stability. Five-claw legs have much larger areas than four-claw legs, ensuring the stability of the chair. Six-claw legs are even safer, but the disadvantage is that it is inconvenient for the feet to move around, and the feet are often bumped. Therefore, almost all chairs on the market are five-claw legs.
7. Instruction manual: When purchasing, check if there is a product instruction manual. After purchase, strictly follow the technical specifications for the use and maintenance of the product to ensure safety during use.