Blogcast about Ergonomic Children's Furniture that Grows with you - Posture in Style
Children's Products that Save You Money
Good Housekeeping magazine features Posture in Style's line of ergonomic furniture in its "Money-Saving Children's Products that 'Grows With Them'" article. Click here to read more.
Top 10 Tips for a Healthy Back
The Daily Mirror has posted an online article that gives 10 useful tips to help prevent back pain, which affects four out of five people at some point.
How Bad Body Posture Can Make You a Sitting Duck
Daily News & Analysis explains how getting up from your desk and walking around a little every 20 minutes or so could help your body more than a 45-minute session at the gym, if your job requires long hours of sitting. Also discussed are a list of bad postures that can cause health problems (lower back pain, carpal-tunnel problems). Click here to read more.
Time for an Ergonomic Touch-Up: Staples Survey Shows Office Ergonomics Can Improve Employee Productivity and Well-Being
Staples Advantage provides quick tips for boosting workspace comfort with easy furniture and desktop technology improvements. Click here to read more.
Maybe Your Call Center Employees Want To Stand Up for a While?
TMCnet.com has a very good article that discusses how call center employees, who spend the majority of the day sitting down, could use a more ergonomic work station, or could actually stand up, if provided with the right tools. Please click here to read more.
Sit Pretty and Healthy in Your Apartment
The Plain Dealer has an article in their Sunday, February 6, 2010 publication, that features Posture in Style and its fully-adjustable furniture. Click here to read more.
Home & Garden Gift Guide
Splash Magazines has featured Posture In Style's line of ergonomic furniture, including the Maximo Forte ergonomic adjustable chair, in their Home & Garden Gift Guide.
Sit Pretty and Healthy in Your Apartment
Posture in Style's ergonomic furniture was featured in an article published on the Cleveland.com website. A list of ideas for sitting properly was also included in the article, which includes:
• A tilting desktop encourages you to sit in an upright position, which is better for your back.
• The backrest on a desk chair should support the lumbar region.
• The seat depth should be correct so that the thighs do not come in contact with the front edge of the seat.
• A seat should tilt forward about two degrees.
• You should be able to lower a monitor shelf on a desk to follow the natural tilted position of your head.
• A tilting desktop encourages you to sit in an upright position, which is better for your back.
• The backrest on a desk chair should support the lumbar region.
• The seat depth should be correct so that the thighs do not come in contact with the front edge of the seat.
• A seat should tilt forward about two degrees.
• You should be able to lower a monitor shelf on a desk to follow the natural tilted position of your head.
The right adjustments can make home office safe and comfortable
PostGazette.com has an article discussing how poor workplace conditions can be hazardous to your health, and has a list of what can be done about them. Please click here to read more.
