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Tired of breaking inferior office chairs?. It's time to upgrade to a chair that's built to hold your weight. Check out the range from chairs from 250 lbs all the way up to 1000lbs.
The Ordinary Computer Chair Can ONLY Withstand A Maximum 200 LBS! Check Out The EXTRA-Ordinary Office Chairs Available From The Above Tabs To Suit Your Weight Capacity. Severe Back Pain often occurs from inadequate seating platforms. Having an undersized office chair for your specific weight capacity can not only trigger pre excisting back problems. They can also create issues for the first time.
For many overweight people the obvious reason to get a heavy duty office chair is so that the chair will be able to handle the extra weight. While this is true and very important. Other factors are crucial as well. Working in an ergonomic office environment is something that's highly regarded in many businesses world wide.
Discover which office chair is right to suit your oversized body. Enough with inferior chairs. Time to upgrade.
Office Chairs designed for heavy duty use by overweight office/home workers. Ranging from 250lb weight capacity to a whopping 1000 lb weight capacity
If your slightly overweight then you must take a look at these office chairs.
Organized Office Chairs According To Weight Capacity Limits for The Heavier Folk
Office Chairs For Heavy People
We believe Office Ergonomics deserves to be treated separately from general (industrial) ergonomics. The principles are the same, but there are so many subtle differences and different products used in office ergonomics that we believe it's best to specialize.
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