Showing 1-48 of 99 products Sort by price: high to low Sort by price: low to high You may compare up to 3 products at a time. Would you like to continue to compare your selected products?Office Chair ErgonomicChairs ErgonomicErgonomic SeatingErgonomic DesignChair StokkeErgo ChairChair Relieve600 ChairKneel ChairForwardI think I need to buy me one of those kneely-desk-chair things...Jobri BetterPosture Jazzy Kneeling Chair with Back Foli Sit-to-Stand Desk by Global Vion Weight Sensing Ergo Task Chair Humanscale Freedom Leather Executive Chair Out of Box - Varier Move Stool Desk Top Sit Stand Single Monitor Core 773 Memory Foam Kneeling Chair Ballo Chair by Humanscale Woodstock Joplin High Back Executive Robust 24/7 Big & Tall 500 Pound Class Chair High Tide Adjustable Desk TopAffordable & Stylish Ergonomic Seating for Your Business ... Click below to get a customized Quote or place Purchase Order for your ergonomic office seating & desking needs.
We're happy to offer quantity discounts on all our products. Most items ship within three (3) business days while some can be shipped in one (1) business day. Average time for delivery 3 to 7 business days within the continental U.S. Shipping for Backcare Basics seating & desking products is always FREE! Request A Quote Place Purchase Order Installation ServicesIf you have ever stepped into an office or place of business that values just where its employees sit, you probably did a few double takes about just what constitutes a chair these days. Ergonomic chair shapes have never been confused for the common and ordinary. Many are designed to look a little weird so that your back doesn’t feel awkward or strange. Here are just a few of the most unusual shapes that you might find in these ergonomically designed forms of seating. The Original Evolution Exercise Ball Chair When most people think of an ergonomic chair shape, they might picture various backrest heights and wave-like seating.
However, there are even more unique-looking options, such as the ball chair, popular in newer workspaces and on the startup scene. The idea behind such a sitting implement is to lend the user better balance and posture, along with improved core strength. As there is no backrest on a ball chair, the user has to stay balanced. The result is decreased back pain compared to other places to sit around the office. The ball chair looks very much like an exercise ball. In fact, some models permit you to remove the ball from the wheelbase and use it for exercises. RFM Verte - Executive Ergonomic Chair with Black Frame The Pseudo Spine Chair In terms of strange-looking seating, chairs designed with a pseudo spine tend to take the cake. These spine replicas could be mistaken for an insect’s exoskeleton. They are designed to replicate and cradle the spine and the back. The user can customize the pressure and support by adjusting the “ribs” of the chair. The main reason that a company might shell out for such an odd-looking chair is for its proven assistance with chronic back pain.
For example, the RFM Verte Executive Ergonomic Chair, designed with a pseudo spine, has been known to help back pain sufferers. This form of seating looks strange with its spine replicator, wide lower portion of the backrest and narrower upper half. However, it gets the job done, even if the user looks like some sort of exoskeleton-possessing insect in it. Ergocentric geoCentric Extra High-Back Synchro Ergonomic Office Chair The Extra-High Back Chair Some ergonomically designed chairs look like they could touch the moon with their extra-high backs. The extra-high back chair is one of the more unusual-looking types of ergonomic seating. Generally, the shape features a wing curvature of the back to allow for maximum comfort. That wing is also extremely high. You might not see your employees working at their desks; the back is just that tall. Generally, this type of seating is recommend for taller people or those with neck pain. One example of this odd-looking seat is the Ergocentric Geocentric Extra High-Back Synchro Ergonomic Office Chair.
Office Star - Ergonomic Kneeling Chair with Wood Frame Finish and Memory Foam When you think of ergonomically designed seating, you probably envision crazy backs and strange seats. However, some chairs don’t even look like chairs at all. Ergonomically designed kneeling chairs help put the back in a more natural position. While you might require a manual on how to actually sit down in these devices, the kneeling option is not supposed to look like a traditional form of sitting. Generally, people use this type of seating for shorter periods of time to lend temporary relief to the back. Shopping for an ergonomically designed form of seating can take some getting used to for businesses and corporations. If you are obsessed with pretty pieces of furniture, such a look will be a shock to the system. From chairs designed to look like the spine of a human to bouncy balls for sitting, there are a fair number of shapes and forms to this health-conscious mode of design. This entry was posted in ergonomic, ergonomic chairs, Ergonomic Ball Chairs, Kneeling Chairs on October 31, 2014.
The Edge Desk is ergonomic, adjustable, portable, modular, and (arguably) affordable(Credit: The Edge Desk)Modern technology has allowed many people to break free from the rigors of traditional desk environments. Laptops and tablets spur mobile productivity, and the growing options for standing desks have addressed better posture and overall body health while working. The latest all-in-one solution combines the best of both worlds. The portable Edge Desk is designed to pop up a kneeling chair and adjustable work surface, folding down flat to save space when not in use.The Edge Desk comes fully assembled and can be deployed in under 10 seconds. The frame, which looks like a cross between a portable massage chair and art easel, is made out of aluminum. Padded cushions provide comfortable support as users sit in a kneeling position. As such, the Edge Desk encourages proper upright sitting instead of the hunching/slouching posture typically associated with fatigue and lower back pain.Designed to accommodate to the user's ideal comfort level, the Edge Desk's height, angle and tilt are adjustable to suit individual body size and desk preferences.
The white work surface, which measures 20 x 30 in (50.8 x 76.2 cm), can swivel between landscape and portrait orientation as desired. When done, the Edge Desk collapses down to 6 in (152 mm) for easy storage against walls, in closets, or under other furniture. Because it's so compact and weighs only 25 lb (11.3 kg), this desk can be carried with one hand and/or tucked away in a car trunk. In addition to its flexible form, the Edge Desk offers modular functionality through a patented groove feature. The company plans to create accessories that are designed to snap into the sides of the work surface. Users may expect add-ons such as a cup holder, pen/pencil tray, tablet/smartphone/paper stand, LED light, speaker, and more. Each of these accessories will fold flat while maintaining the Edge Desk's slim profile.The Edge Desk is currently funding on Kickstarter, having raised 118 percent of its US$165,000 goal in 10 days, with another 36 days left to go. A pledge of $299 sets you up with one Edge Desk, saving 40 percent of the planned retail price.