If you want your staff to be efficient and productive then you want them to be healthy and happy. Great work environments that are conducive to this often include ergonomic office desks and chairs.

A HAPPIER WORKFORCE WITH ERGONOMIC OFFICE DESKS AND CHAIRS

A healthy lifestyle cannot be limited to what you eat and how much you exercise. Sure it all helps, but your work environment is also key. Most of us spend more time at work than we do anywhere else. This means that a poor work environment could quickly impact our overall health.

If you take care of your employees in terms of health by providing an ergonomic work environment that cares for their daily wellbeing, then it will result in a happy, productive workforce.

WHY ERGONOMIC FURNITURE IS A GREAT INVESTMENT

Ergonomic furniture is a great investment in terms of employee profitability and also in terms of furniture spend. Most ergonomic furniture comes in very high-quality durable materials. It is also highly flexible, made to fit anybody. This means that the furniture is a great investment because it will be comfortable for any employee over the years and it will last much longer than your average chair.

Often if you calculate the investment, an ergonomic chair will be cheaper in the long run because its life is so much longer than that of regular office chairs. You can come to this figure by dividing the cost of the chair by the number of years it is expected to last or, in the case of an ergonomic chair, the number of years covered by its guarantee. Some ergonomic brands offer lifetime guarantee so they will blow your ROI out of the water.

KEEPING COSTS REASONABLE BY CHOOSING THE RIGHT OFFICE PIECES

Of course, budgets are always an issue. And perhaps at the start-up stage, it might be difficult to invest in too many ergonomic pieces. However, you can still have a  mostly ergonomic office by buying key pieces such as adjustable desks and 24-hour operative chairs that are seriously durable and reasonably priced. Always focus on buying better for those positions that work longer hours and have more furniture-contact-time during the week.

Here are some examples to choose from our range: