Reception Seating

At OfficeStationery we have a wide range of Reception seating, whether you are looking for extra seating or complete revamp of your reception, you are sure to find what you are looking for and always at a competitive price.

Our range of executive seating options offer the highest quality comfort, style. With a range of colours and sizes, they will fit into and brighten up any reception area. They also tend to have metallic or chrome accents on the legs. All of our seating options are designed and manufactured by top brands including Brunswick, Teknik or First Ultra.

If you cannot find the Reception Seating you are looking for or have any questions regarding any of our products then why not call our friendly UK team, they are always happy to answer any questions or help you in your search.

Exactly What to watch out for when selecting an office chair.

Height of the seat

This can be the most important of all other feature. The users feet need to be flat on the carpet while not squashing the rear of your thighs, otherwise the blood circulation to the feet and lower legs will likely be reduced resulting in tired and perhaps numb legs.

Whenever you’re sat at a table that can not be changed in height, you should modify the users chair according to the height of your table, decreasing the seat until eventually your arms are just over the desk top. If your feet still do not rest flat on the carpet, you will need to use a footrest in addition.

Depth of the seat

If the chair depth is not modifiable, it ought to at the very least enable you to sit right at the rear of the seat without having the back of your knees pushing into the seat. The User will need to sit right at the rear of the seat to use the backrest properly and assist the lumbar.

Supporting the lumbar using a backrest

It is a must that all chairs have a backrest with an correct size and shape, to support the lower and centre back effectively without restricting arm or shoulder motions. Any backrest should assist you to uphold the normal S-shape of your spine while you’re using it.

Tilting the backrest

Tilting the backrest permits the user to take on a variety of positions. Whenever you sit on a office chair, the position between the thighs and back must be around 95 to 105 degrees so that the users torso and chest are open and not compressed. introducing much more of the position in between your body and thighs lets you breathe much better, supplying more oxygen to your muscles.

Dynamic seating

A human body is not developed for static positions, especially sitting. The longer a person works , the higher the importance of seat movement becomes, like as an capacity to lean back. It’s much better to take small motions in the chair rather than continuously fidgeting.

Such seat movements depend on the users weight, so desk seats should preferably feature an auto weight adjustment. If not, you might be able to adapt the pressure for the backrest, to ensure that you’re in complete balance whether you are upright or tilting back, and able to preserve a good posture without having to exert increased pressure.

The options of armrests

When you’re going to commit quite some time in the chair, you will need to assist the weight of the arms. Secured level armrests are okay for casual use, however for prolonged usage, they ought to modify, at least in height. Elevation adjustable arms can be reduced to go neatly below the desk anytime the office chair is not in use.

The best ergonomic chairs enables one to change the distance between armrests to match your physical width, to ensure they are close to you where you need them.

In the event that armrests stop you getting close to the table or desk, you will find yourself sitting at the front edge of chair and then not be able to make use of the backrest effectively, consequently missing lumbar support.

Swivel and spin!

This is in addition a quite important feature. While you’re working, you may perhaps require to extend to other elements of the desk. Should the chair doesn’t swivel, chances are you\\'ll have to commonly turn your back to access, this is not great for your back.

What the chair are made from

The chair, armrest and backrest really should be padded firmly enough to support you, but should feel soft enough so the user not to feel pressure points, or the rigidness of the seats frame.