Choosing and seating on an Ergonomic Chair

Anyone who spends many hours of study or work sitting at a desk knows this: over time, disturbances caused by a too sedentary position may occur. For this reason choosing an ergonomic chair instead of a "traditional" chair can improve the phsycophysical well-being: it helps to improve posture, promotes blood circulation and deeper breathing.

Neck

Reduction of cervical disorders and muscle-tension headache

Eyes

Comfort and functionality of the position improve attention and efficiency

Lumbar

Prevention of back and lumbar column pain

Chest cavity

The sitting posture, similar to the standing position, maintains regular breathing.

Legs

Improvement, thanks to movement, peripheral circulation and the feeling of heaviness and swelling in the lower libs.

Reclined seat

The particular inclination of the seat cancels the overload of the lumbo-sacral area

Swing base

The different oscillating systems, depending on the model, avoid the "static" posture, stimulate movement and reduce the tendency to assume alternative but incorrect positions.

Knee supports

Supports significantly limit the fatigue of the muscles of the column.

Variér ergonomic chairs are "dynamic" seats, they invite your body to maintain a correct posture and to stay in movement while working or studying for long time. Let's see together how to choose the most suitable one for the office, studio or home office.

Variable Balans
Perfect for the studio and home office

The ergonomic chair Variable Balans is particularly suitable for those who study or work at home. The compact sizes are ideal for home office workstation, where there may be little space available.

The reclined seat and knee supports help your body to maintain the backbone in its natural curvature and distribute your weight on the legs. The curved glides promote movement, inviting the back and abdominal muscles contrast gently the swing. With this ergonomic chair you can often change position, keeping your body active and vital.

The ergonomic chair Variable Balans is available also in the new version Variable Plus, with fixed backrest, upholstered and enveloping.

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The ergonomic chair Variable Balans is available also with backrest

Thatsit Balans
Maximum ergonomics in the office

Thatsit Balans represents the best solution as ergonomic chair for office workers sitting at the desk 8 hours or more. Its structure takes the shape of the Variable Balans chair and enriches it with functional details, starting from the uphlostered backrest.

The ergonomic chair Thatsit Balans helps you to keep your back straight with the added support of the concave backrest, which invites you to stretch or rest your elbows from time to time. In this model knee supports are adjustable: two knobs allow you to raise or lower them to find the ideal position according to your height, keeping the angle between thighs and bust open.

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Stool Move
Freedom of movement

The stool Move is ideal for those who need a big freedom of movement. It is ideal if you do a dynamic work, you stand up often and use an height-adjustable desk. The adjustable piston of the stool allows you to work in both sitting and semi-standing positions.

Move has also a shaped seat, designed to accomodate the shape of the body and ensure maximum comfort. The rounded base of the stool allows you to swing backwards and forwards, keeping the muscles of the legs and abdomen active. You can also easly move sideways by rotating the base on the ground, without having to get up.

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The stool Move is available in three different heights with two different seat sizes, suitable also for children.

How to choose fabric for the Variér ergonomic chair

The coverings for the Variér ergonomic chairs are made with particular attention to sustainability: most of the fabrics use recycled materials to minimize the environmental impact.
The parameters to consider when choosing the fabric are:

Composition

The materials used for the fabric.

Resistance

Ability of the fabric to resist abrasion, tearing and pilling (the formation of "little balls" of fiber due to rubbing). To measure it, the Martindale index is used, which considers the number of abrasion cycles to which the fabric being tested are subjected. Es. 15.000 Martindale = fabric suitable for normal use; 30.000 Martindale = fabric suitable for use in public spaces or shopping centers. The higher the index, the greater the resistance.

Resistance to light

It indicates if and how soon the fabric tends to discolour if exposed directly to the sun's rays. It is measured with a parameter ranging from 1 (minimum resistance) to 8 (maximum resistance).