New office furniture is ten years in the making
23/11/2006 13:20

An innovative piece of office furniture has been unveiled, after a decade of research by 100 scientists.

The Verte chair is designed to replace office furniture that gives employees a bad back by moulding itself to fit the exact shape of every individual user's spine.

Anthro, the manufacturer of the Verte chair, claims that this is one piece of office furniture that workers "won't want to get out of" and says that its innovative design features make it the perfect solution for those who suffer with bad posture.

Using 11 torsion spring-loaded bearing joints, the Verte chair conforms exactly to the contours of your back and can be locked in place to ensure maximum comfort.

Plus, the leather upholstery is filled with gel to give an equal and balanced seating position unlike other pieces of office furniture that uses sponge and cloth to disperse weight and pressure.

Removable arm rests and a head rest adjustable in two different directions further add to the comfort created by this piece of office furniture, so claims Anthro.

And with three built-in levers, users can optimise the height and tilt of their Verte chair to maximise the potential health benefits that can derived from using it.

By tilting and adjusting the height of the chair to suit a specific office environment, users can help reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries and can enjoy a more comfortable and ergonomic working environment.

Paperstone carries a full range of office furniture on its website.