Our office chair's comfort and support are essential as we go through the workday. This is where the distinctive, independently adjustable two-part back system of the Anthros office chair steals the show. However, have you ever considered why this unique back system just moves in and out rather than up and down? Let's explore this feature's rigorous design process.
The process of creating the Anthros office chair used advanced 3D human modeling with anthropometric data, or average human body proportions. The design team worked for three years, going through numerous iterations to perfect the location and pivot points of the back pads. This painstaking process guaranteed that the chair would fit a variety of body shapes.
The lower back pad's ergonomic design is amazing. Ideally positioned so it aligns with the upper part of the pelvis, it provides strong lumbar support. The brilliant aspect, though, is that people of varying heights don't require the pad to go up or down. The pad reaches its highest position for taller people who sit farther back naturally, giving the top of the pelvis steady support. On the other hand, the pad moves forward and tilts slightly downward to provide the same amount of support for shorter users who sit closer to the edge. This clever system ensures maximum comfort without requiring vertical adjustment.
The upper back pad is meant to provide modest thoracic support, while the bottom pad serves as the spine's anchor. Its main function is to create a subtle touchpoint that improves thoracic stability rather than to align. For those long hours at the computer, the tapered shape promotes shoulder relaxation and range of motion.
The inclusive design of the Anthros chair is among its most compelling features. Extensive testing on a wide group of people with heights ranging from 4'11" to 6'8" produced an amazing result: the chair continuously supported an upright and effortless posture. This degree of inclusivity is a result of the careful engineering and human-centered design that went into the creation of the chair.
The two-part back mechanism of the Anthros office chair is an example of innovative ergonomic design. Its design, which is the result of intensive testing and research, demonstrates a dedication to diversity, comfort, and support. The chair eliminates the need for vertical movement in favor of a more straightforward, user-friendly mechanism by taking into account the complex requirements of the human body. As we settle into our daily tasks, the Anthros office chair stands as a silent guardian of our posture, a culmination of years of dedication to the art and science of sitting comfortably.
If you are looking to improve posture and decrease pain while sitting, look no further than Anthros.
Anthros is the only chair in the world that is guaranteed to improve posture or your money back. The science-backed, patented design is registered with the FDA as a posture-improving chair and is proven to have the lowest pressure (most comfortable) cushion on the planet (verified by university testing).
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