Ergonomic furniture is specifically designed for efficiency and comfort in the working environment. Differing from traditional office furniture, ergonomic chairs ensure the users body is kept in a safe and upright position to reduce stress on the spine, neck, and hips. This is achieved by a headrest that supports the neck and shoulders, and a backrest to support the natural curve of the spine. Simple features like these can prevent cervical spondylitis (neck arthritis) in later life.

To further support posture, you can adjust the height of an ergonomic chair to ensure you are sitting with your feet flat on the floor and your knees at a 90-degree angle, parallel to your hips. Even just sitting on an ergonomic chair avoids exerting pressure on your hips, with a seat depth of two to four inches from the back of your knees. The adjustability of an ergonomic chair is its fundamental function.

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