The office chair
One of the most used items you will ever buy is an office chair, and when you consider just how often you – or your clients and customers – are likely to be sitting on it, it’s extremely important to invest in the right one.
A chair is a necessary addition to the working environment, training rooms, reception areas, waiting rooms, boardrooms, educational and conference settings, medical areas, restaurants and cafes and the home office, and the right choice will be beneficial to your brand, good health – and to comfort.
Productivity impact
The computer chair that meets the requirements of a healthy posture while being comfortable for what may be long hours at a time is also going to have a positive impact on productivity within the workplace.
Fortunately, Chrisbeon has all the options covered through an extensive selection of chairs on display in our Telford showrooms.
Struggling with back issues?
We are also able to offer a range of posture-enhancing and orthopaedic seating options too, including:
- Lumbar airbags
- Pelvic supports
- Thoracic support
- Memory foams
- Variable depth seat pan adjustment
- Coccyx cut-outs
- Ergonomic or orthopaedic chair
And our chairs come in a wide range of:
- Fabrics
- Vinyl coverings
- Leathers
Which include specialist stain-resistant fabrics and healthcare Anti-Bacterial/Anti-MRSA and Anti-Microbial.
Try before you buy
Because it is important to get the chair best suited to you, we offer a ‘try before you buy’ service for businesses looking to improve the needs of their employees.
Employees are welcome to visit our showroom in Telford on Stafford Park 4 and see the types and colours of our chairs in situ.
Do pop in and see us – we would love to take you around the showroom and talk through the options. We are committed to providing excellent customer service, and our team is available to offer advice and answer any questions you may have in a face-to-face setting. We are also happy to talk about your requirements over the phone, so please do give us a call on 01952 292606.
