To improve employee comfort on the Ergonomic public chair, consider the following aspects:
Adjust the height of the chair: Make sure the height of the chair allows employees to keep their feet flat on the ground and maintain a comfortable standing posture. The right height can reduce leg pressure and fatigue.
Adjust the seat angle: Adjusting the seat angle can help employees find a comfortable sitting posture that suits them. Generally speaking, the back angle of the seat should be slightly tilted back to relieve pressure on the spine and provide appropriate support for the employee's back.
Provide good lumbar support: Lumbar support can help maintain normal waist curvature and reduce pressure on the spine. A lumbar support device can be installed on the chair, or a lumbar pillow can be used to provide additional lumbar support.
Consider the seat cushion and backrest: The choice of material and padding for the seat cushion and backrest is very important. Comfortable materials and proper padding provide enough firmness and support to relieve pressure points and provide comfortable support.
Ensure Proper Seat Width and Depth: Seat width and depth should be appropriate for the employee’s body dimensions. Seats that are too narrow or deep can lead to discomfort and poor posture. The seat width should be wide enough to accommodate the employee's hip width; the seat depth should provide adequate support for the employee's thighs while leaving enough room to keep feet flat.
Adjustability: Whenever possible, choose chairs that are adjustable so employees can personalize them to their needs and body measurements. Adjustable features include seat height, seat angle, backrest height and angle, and more.
In addition, when using the Ergonomic public chair, employees also need to pay attention to maintaining a good sitting posture and perform frequent stretches and activities to reduce the discomfort caused by long-term sitting. Referring to the guidance of ergonomics experts, correct sitting posture and rest are important factors in promoting employee comfort and work efficiency.
