Office Chair Height and Ergonomics

To truly care for employees, the first step is to choose the best office chairs for them.

When selecting an office chair, pay attention to ensure the seat surface is neither too high nor too low. If it's too high, your legs will dangle, putting pressure on your leg muscles. Additionally, with your thigh, calf, and back muscles all stretched, your body will tire easily.

Conversely, if the office chair seat surface is so low that the knee angle is at or less than ninety degrees, the body pressure becomes overly concentrated, leading to abdominal muscle compression. This results in poor posture for the sitter's lumbar and sacral vertebrae, which strains the back muscles and ultimately leads to fatigue, and even pain and discomfort.

Therefore, an office chair that can effectively adjust its height, and even the tilt of its seat surface, is very important for the user.