Boost your productivity with a high-quality desk chair
If you spend a lot of time in front of the computer, your best friend is a comfy chair that will help you maintain a good sitting posture for better blood flow and better health. To prevent muscle pain from rolling your shoulders forward and slouching, a computer chair should be ergonomic, comfortable, and fit the size of a computer desk. Consider the following features to find the perfect desk chair for your home or office.
Measure the perfect depth and width
Whether working remotely or in an office, your desk chair needs to be deep and wide enough for you to sit comfortably for long periods of time. The ideal sitting position is one where the upper and lower back are supported by the backrest and the legs are parallel to the floor. While it's good to keep your desk height in mind, there are plenty of options for height-adjustable computer chairs that can help you feel comfortable and productive anywhere. Also measure the width of your space. While swivel options and rolling casters make it easy to move anywhere, there are some cleverly designed options to fit into tighter spaces.
Easier movement with casters
Office chairs with wheels or casters are very common these days. They allow you to move around smoothly even while sitting. Someone filmed the report you've been waiting for on the table behind you, a coworker has a new batch of cat videos to share, or your husband just came home from lunch? No need to get up - just glide across the floor like an Olympic skater, with smart safety casters and a pressure-sensitive braking mechanism that locks the chair in place when you get up and automatically releases when you sit down. So when the smell of brewing coffee makes you jump out of your seat, find a conference chair on wheels that won't roll away from you. Meanwhile, if your desk is placed on a platform or uneven floor, an office chair without wheels may be a better option.
