Focus on Your Work, Not on Your Chair
A good chair matters. It keeps you comfortable and productive while you sit so your body can perform the way you need it to – at work and beyond. This is the Steelcase seating difference.
The Ergonomics of a Good Office Chair:

Activates your body
As you recline, a chair’s seat and backrest should move as you do – opening up your hip angle and bringing you closer to a healthy standing posture.

Encourages you to move
Your body was made to move. A good chair will flex with you – helping you change postures while you sit.

Reinforces your healthy posture
The backrest of the chair should fit the natural contour of your back and provide your spine the reinforcement it needs to maintain healthy alignment as you sit.

Provides comfort where you need it most
Contoured foam and a flexible edge provide pressure-free comfort for sit bones, glutes and thighs.

Keeps you connected
The arms of your chair should stay parallel to the floor while you recline – keeping your arms straight on your desk and your eyes level with your screen.

Fits you uniquely
Intuitive and easy-to-use back, seat and arm adjustments make a chair feel like it is made for you and your body.
Research + Insights

Sitting Isn’t the Issue—Static Is
Finding the balance between sitting, standing and walking.

Year-Long Study Reinforces Benefits of Standing Desks
Height-adjustable workstations help productivity and concentration.