How to Find Your Best Office Chair

"Whether you are simply updating your current home office setup or redesigning a larger office space, choosing the right office chair can be challenging. With so many types of office chairs available, you may be confused about where to start. To make the process less overwhelming, we have put together this detailed guide that will answer all your questions about how to choose your next office chair."

What is an Ergonomic Office Chair?
The term ergonomic refers to something designed to meet the needs of the workplace user, enhance efficiency, improve good posture, and reduce discomfort. Therefore, ergonomics should be a primary consideration when choosing your next office chair.

The things to consider when choosing your new office chair are as follows:
There are many factors to consider when looking for an office chair that suits your needs. It is important to take these factors into account when choosing your next office chair.

1. Lumbar Support 
"To support the natural curve of the spine and keep the lower back comfortable, a good office chair will have lumbar support. The support can be built into the chair itself or as an accessory. To benefit from lumbar support in an office chair, it is important to ensure that you sit back in the chair and in an upright position – not slouching."
Lumbar support is a key feature to consider when looking for the best office chair for lower back pain.

2. Backup
Ideally, your office chair's backrest should be positioned right above your shoulder height. While some office chairs have adjustable height backrests, many chairs are sized too large to ensure they can accommodate as many people as possible. In this case, you need to ensure that the lumbar support is in the right place.

3. Adjustment
Height adjustment is a key feature to consider when choosing your next office chair. It is important for you to be able to change the height of the chair so that you can sit comfortably with your feet flat on the floor and your thighs parallel to the seat of the chair. The seat should be level with your knees when standing.

4. Armrest
Armrests are very good for good posture when sitting for long periods at a desk, but they must be fully adjustable. As a general rule, the armrests should be about 2-3cm higher than your desk to allow for an ergonomic position.
The armrest is very suitable if you are tall and need more space at the elbow to work comfortably.

5. Spin
A swivel chair with a set of wheels will make it easier for you to move throughout your workday while sitting. A movable chair will allow you to get in and out of your desk, turn to talk to coworkers, and reach everything on your desk without straining. Being able to move the chair freely will also promote blood circulation, which is good for your health and concentration.
A stable office chair must have at least 5 spokes on its base. To ensure your floor is not damaged by your new office chair, also make sure the wheels are made of high-quality materials.

6. Headrest
The headrest on an office chair is not essential but can have a significant impact on the comfort of the user, especially if you suffer from neck or back pain. When purchasing a chair with a headrest, you should ensure that the support is height adjustable.
If you often experience back or neck pain after sitting for long periods, it is likely that your office chair is not providing adequate support, resulting in poor posture. A new ergonomic office chair can often help alleviate this issue.

If you need assistance in choosing and finding a new office chair for you, Contact Oscar Living and we will be happy to assist you. Or visit the Oscar Living website at www.oscarliving.co.id Oscar Living is the largest and most complete office furniture equipment center in Indonesia. 

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