Our office task chairs are top quality and are available with two lever semi-ergonomic, and three lever fully ergonomic mechanisms. This allows you to adjust the chair to exactly the correct seating position just for you. We have styles to suit all budgets – basic entry level models, to seriously heavy duty options with ten year warranties and AFRDI certification. Our ergonomic office chair range covers all bases, and don’t forget we offer bulk discounts for larger orders, and free trial chairs to take the guess work out of your purchase. We deliver all over Australia, and distribute from local warehouses in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Not sure which chair is right for you? Call us and take advantage of our decades of experience. Are you looking to buy ergonomic office chairs, but have no idea which one to choose? To make the right buying decision you need to consider your requirements and budget. We offer a wide range of office chairs – everything from basic entry level models to heavy duty units that will last for a very long time. Read on for a guide on what you should think about when choosing ergonomic office chairs. Consider factors such as size, materials, ergonomics, adjust ability and price. Buying the right desk chair for your needs will be straight forward once you evaluate each of these factors. Here are the top ergonomics features to consider: • Lumbar support: the chair you buy must provide excellent support for your back, and in particular the lower lumber region. There is an inward curve in the lower lumbar spine, which can lead to slouching and then back fatigue from bad posture. Therefore, look for a chair that offers lumbar support, and preferably adjustable lumbar support. The best chair will provide adjustable lumbar support so each person can get the right amount of adjustment for their body. • Arm rests: these are important for relaxing the shoulders and hands while typing. Arm rests must be at the right height so they allow the correct angle of the arms to the desk. Adjust ability of arm rests is ideal so the user can achieve the right set up. • Back rest: around 400mm to 500mm width is required for good comfort. The height and angle should also be adjustable so you can get the right comfortable setup for your back. Large chairs provide complete support for the back, where as smaller ones don’t. You’ll need to pay extra for better back support, but it’s an expense that is fully justified. • Swivel: the swivel should be responsive and allow for easy rotation of the chair. Therefore, the person sitting can easily turn and reach further.