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Office desk chair buying guide
Any kind of office work typically entails spending a majority of your 8-hour day sitting in a chair at your desk. And this kind of position can add tremendous stress to your spine structure. If you want to avoid compounding or developing back problems, there’s one thing you need right away — an ergonomic, comfortable desk chair that supports your back and provides you with decent posture. Of course, a quick search is enough to show you that picking your new office chair isn’t as simple as it may sound. There are countless office chairs available, especially online — and there’s no single model or type of office chair that’s the best choice for everyone. Rather, you need to consider the different features found in high-quality office chairs, weigh them against your particular needs, and choose the one that suits you the most. Important office chair features Lumbar support Adjustability Wheel baseSwivel base Fabric Comfort Aesthetic appeal Don’t worry, though — we’re here to make that choice easier with an in-depth buying guide for office desk chairs! Adjustability You will find that plenty of companies freely label their products as “ergonomic chairs” — but that’s not always the case. The loose meaning of this term means that all kinds of marketing language can be used, even for chairs that aren’t necessarily constructed with posture in mind. And it’s not about the precise type of chair either — a well-designed drafting chair can be ergonomic, as long as it was created with enough adjustability. A regular, non-ergonomic chair has fixed seat heights or armrests — while ergonomic ones allow for adjustments according to your needs. Plenty of gaming chairs provide a lot of adjustability; for instance, this ergonomic gaming chair has not only adjustable armrests, but an extendable footrest as well. On the other hand, this comfy linen executive chair has adjustable height — which is pretty much the most important aspect of ergonomics. Still, there are other important adjustable features as well — depending on the manufacturer and model, ergonomic chairs have between 5 and 14 different adjustable features. Not all of them are equally important, but the one that matters the most to you depends on the most problematic aspects of your specific posture. In general, you want to look for adjustable back and seat angles, proper tension control, arm height and width, and crucially — lumbar support. Lumbar support The most common posture issue that office workers suffer with are lower back problems. That’s why a proper office chair will provide ample and adjustable lumbar support, allowing users to adjust the chair to the needs of their lower back. This is essential for stopping chronic back strain that can lead to debilitating conditions such as sciatica. That’s why even chairs without backs consider lumbar support — for instance, today’s swivel standing desk chairs are often designed with cotton padding that’s specifically shaped to provide a decent back posture, rather than a traditional small flat seat. Also, bear in mind that the bigger back height of executive office chairs doesn’t always guarantee proper back support — make sure your tall executive office chair has a backrest that isn’t just large, but also specifically designed for lumbar support. Wheel base These days, pretty much every office chair has a wheelbase. However, depending on your office or home flooring, you want to get a chair whose wheelbase is specifically suited to that flooring. Also, there are plenty of ergonomic office chairs that come with nylon-hooded castors that sit on sturdy metal bases — allowing the chairs to easily glide regardless of whether they’re placed on a carpet or other type of flooring. Fabric Your chair’s fabric is one of the most important features you’ll consider before buying — you want a multi-position chair that was upholstered with a breathable fabric. That will prevent the chair from becoming too uncomfortable and hot after a couple of hours of you sitting in it. On the other hand, you don’t want the fabric to be flimsy — black mesh chairs are great in this regard, because they remain breathable even with a sturdy material. Comfort All of the things we’ve mentioned above are aspects of a chair’s design that are supposed to provide you with a good posture. And considering the long hours many of us spend sitting in office chairs, it’s definitely the most important feature of any chair. However, good posture means nothing if the chair is rigid enough to make sitting in it uncomfortable. That’s why chair designers always play a careful balancing act between comfort and ergonomics — after all, if the chair annoys you, even if you’re technically in a neutral posture, you won’t be able to concentrate on your work. Armrests that are too rough, a back that’s too narrow, a seat that’s too small — these are just some of the many things that can make a gorgeous chair basically useless. On the other hand, a high-quality office chair will be as comfortable as it is ergonomic. In fact, you can find massage office chairs that provide you with a dose of much-needed relaxation in the middle of a tense day. Aesthetic appeal At the end of the day, the most practical chair in the world won’t do you much good if it’s ugly to look at. And don’t think aesthetic appeal is only important in terms of tufted executive chairs that higher-ups use as a part of their office decor. The look of your chair will definitely influence your mood, and thus the quality of your work. There’s a reason why chairs used by the gaming community are often colorful and extremely flashy — this design fits into the overall aesthetic of their activities. On the other hand, office desk chairs usually fit into their space without being too disruptive — many of them have a more neutral design, intended to complement the rest of the decor rather than stand out. -
Christmas inflatables and decorations buying guide
Once Christmastime rolls around, everyone scrambles to find the best Christmas decorations and inflatables — we all want to come up with the best possible holiday-themed decor. However, immersing your home in the Santa-themed atmosphere isn’t as simple as it seems — there are tons of options out there, and combining them into an aesthetically pleasing display requires some knowledge and forethought. With that in mind, Aosom put together this handy guide on Christmas decorations to help you out! Important features Type of decoration Lighting Materials Theme Different Christmas decorations Before you set out to buy your Christmas decorations, you should consider what kind of individual pieces you want. One of the biggest staples of your outdoor decor is likely going to be inflatables — they’re easy to set up, and they don’t take up a lot of space when it’s time to put them back in storage. However, you should consider the space around your yard carefully — an 11-foot Christmas castle will take up more room than a single inflatable Santa Claus. Just be careful not to put them near branches, bushes, or really any trees that could potentially poke and scratch the inflatables and damage them. Also, these require access to an electrical outlet, though most come with at least a 10-foot cord. You should also consider some Christmas wreaths and garlands that can be placed directly on your doors, windows, and home facade — as well as LED lighting strings and Christmas-themed lanterns. Lighting Any type of Christmas decor is far less pretty if you don’t light it up — which is why lighting is always a crucial part of any holiday display. And while we’ve already mentioned LED strings, remember — when it comes to Christmas lights, there’s no such thing as too much! Go wild with shining stars on your doors and light strings that run the entire length of your walls. And don’t forget the lighting on your inflatables and other decorative pieces in your yard! Ideally, you want to get inflatables that already have their own internal LED lighting; that way, you won’t need to cover them up with additional strings to really make them pop. Materials While the aesthetic appeal of your holiday decorations is important — you shouldn’t disregard other factors while choosing your Christmas decorations either. For instance: what kind of materials were used to manufacture them? This is vital, regardless of what specific piece of decor we’re talking about. When it comes to wooden figurines, you want high-quality, durable wood that’s also been polished and coated with a weather-resistant finish; this will ensure you don’t have to throw it away after a couple of weeks in the snow, rain, and cold. Plus, you want any figurines or inflatables you buy to have a stable and sturdy base, so you can place them anywhere in your home or yard without worrying they’ll constantly be falling over. And speaking of inflatables — seeing as you’re most likely to place them outside, you want them to be as durable as possible. This means only buying the ones that were made with water-resistant, IP44-rated polyester fabric; otherwise, the winter weather will make them unusable pretty quickly. You want the same kind of IP44 weatherproofing on any LED light frames for maximum durability — the floor stake design is perfect for outdoor use, as is a waterproof steel frame. Theme If you’re looking for a specific Christmas theme for your outdoor decorations, there are some elements that most decor options have in common. For instance, there’s the scene depicting the birth of Jesus — you can find it depicted in figurines, animated sets, and even inflatables. Of course, an obvious one is Santa Claus. And there’s a surprising number of options here, from a classic Santa or a scene depicting him with his reindeers and sleigh to the wackier varieties like Santa driving a Christmas-themed airplane or his holiday car. There are also all kinds of North-Pole-themed inflatables and centerpieces — from giant snowglobes to penguins depicting building their cartoonish igloos, along with every possible kind of Christmas tree you can think of. Gingerbread men, castles, and polar bears are also commonly depicted in Christmas decor. Pricing Finally, as with any other kind of shopping — buying Christmas decor also means thinking about the appropriate prices. So, what kind of money should you expect to pay for your holiday decorations? Naturally, all of this depends on your personal preferences and budget — some people don’t like to spend a lot of money on holiday decorations and opt for a more modest display. Still, even if you want to amp up your Christmas atmosphere with a ton of festive decorations, there’s no reason why you should overpay for them. For example, the price of individual inflatable pieces depends on their size, material quality, and whether they come with their own LED lighting. However, bear in mind that even the biggest inflatables shouldn’t set you back more than around a hundred bucks — anything past that means you’re probably getting a bad deal. -
How to Find the Right Coffee Table for the Family Home
A coffee table can be one of the more important elements when designing the décor of your living room, and yet, it is often overlooked in the process. We spend days looking for that perfect couch, chairs and a cool rug that is going to tie everything together, while rarely giving any thought to finding a fashionable coffee table. Do we only need it to hold our books and magazines and occasionally double as a stool? The traditional coffee table is the workhorse of a living room, while sofas and chairs get all the attention. Coffee tables, often overlooked as a minor accessory, are gaining more recognition as essential elements of interior design thanks to increased popularity and visibility through social media, magazines and books. Even seasoned designers can have a difficult time choosing the right coffee table: glass coffee table, round coffee table or square coffee table? A coffee table with storage or a farmhouse coffee table? A lightweight coffee table or a sturdy table that will support a lot of weight? Whether you are looking for a simple coffee table for your bedroom or a round coffee table for your living room, there are many questions to ask before you choose the right coffee table for your house. Generally speaking, there are a few aspects that you need to keep in mind when choosing a coffee table for your house. Among them are the shape, the color and the materials of which your coffee table is made. This guide will provide you with all the necessary information on how to choose the right coffee table that will make your living space more cozy and inviting. Styles & Models Before we dive into different types of coffee tables, let’s go over some basic rules that you should think about when shopping around. Although you should choose the shape and size that best fits the design of your living space, you also need to pay attention to the difference between the size of your coffee table and your sofa. One of the main rules is that your coffee table should be no less than half the size of your couch and should be at the same height as the seat. Of course, there are many exceptions depending on your living room style, and available space, but ideally, the length of your coffee table shouldn’t exceed the length of your couch. Additionally, there should be about 30 inches between your coffee table and your couch, to make it easy to move around. If space is a concern, make sure to go with a smaller coffee table rather than a bigger one. From simple round coffee tables to elaborate ottoman coffee tables, this important piece of furniture comes in many different forms and sizes. While some coffee tables are basic and simple, others can serve as food holders and double as stools. Many times, the shape of your coffee table determines its functionality and also can dictate how well it works with other pieces of interior design. Meanwhile, the size of your coffee table dictates how much space you have left for other things and also makes for a great accessory in your living room. The moment you open a furniture website or a catalogue, you see countless options, which makes it tough to choose a centerpiece of your room. We created this article to help you narrow down the list of options and make the right choice so that you could buy the coffee table that best fits your living room. Square Coffee Table “Marbletop” Contemporary Coffee Table from Aosom.com A square coffee table works great in a big space. It can fit in the L-shaped set-up and still leave plenty of room for you to move around. One of the best things about a square coffee table is that it’s one of the most functional coffee tables around since you can style it in many different ways. For example, our Coffee Table with Marble Effect Tabletop fits perfectly in a contemporary living space as it offers a slim frame and plenty of functionality with adjustable feet at the bottom of the table. Round Coffee Table Round Retro-Industrial Coffee-End Tables from Aosom.com When every inch counts, consider adding a round coffee table to your design. A round coffee table can fit into small nooks and corners and can save tons of space. Consider HOMCOM Retro Industrial Style Table with Storage. This round coffee table comes with extra storage and movable table top and gives a modern feel to your living space, thanks to its edgy industrial style. It also comes with a great price under $100 and can be used as a bedside table or dining table. Rectangular Coffee Table Coffee Table from Aosom.com A rectangular modern coffee table is a good option for a long sofa as it gives you plenty of space to move around while providing plenty of surface to put snacks, accessories and sometimes, even your feet. In case you have a lot of gadgets, remote controls and miscellaneous things that can get lost easily, consider a coffee table with storage such as our HOMCOM Mid-Century Modern Wood Coffee Table with Storage. This wooden coffee table fits any décor whether it’s your living room, your bedroom or your office. It can be used as a coffee table, entrance table, corner desk and store many of your trinkets and gadgets thanks to its ample space. Farmhouse Coffee Table Farmhouse Style Coffee Table from Aosom.com Looking for something practical and durable? Consider a farmhouse coffee table, a piece of furniture that will withstand wear and tear and hold many of your belongings such as electronic gadgets, books, coffee and drinks. For example, our HOMCOM Farmhouse Coffee Table comes with a sliding mesh door barn, storage cabinet and adjustable shelves is a great choice, as it works for small and large living spaces thanks to its compact size and comes with a sliding barn door storage cabinet that can double as a coffee table and TV stand. Coffee Table with Storage Coffee Table with Storage by Aosom.com A coffee table with storage is a perfect choice for someone who needs a functional coffee table that will help to save space and create more storage. If you are looking for lightweight design and maximum functionality, HomCom Contemporary Coffee Table with Storage features a clean and minimal desk-type design and fits into almost any living space. It comes with a fully extended lift top desk that provides a floating raised work surface and also has a hidden storage compartment. Whether you need a coffee table for your dorm room or office, this table is a great find thanks to its affordable pricing and numerous features. Final Thoughts So as you can see, Aosom has may options for completing your living room (or office or family room) décor with many styles and models of traditional and contemporary coffee tables. Think about what we have shown you above, then hop on over to Aosom.com to check out our large inventory of coffee tables, and so much more! -
Buying Guide for Quality File Cabinets
Quality File Cabinets Office storage is an important aspect of your work — regardless of whether we’re talking about a home office you use from time to time, a fully remote work situation, or supporting a corporate office. Luckily, there are plenty of choices for storing your paper documents — and filing cabinets are the most obvious one. A good filing cabinet is made from sturdy materials, it can fit into any aesthetic, and it isn’t too bulky for your office. And of course, it helps you organize and store everything from stationery supplies to paperwork and similar office equipment. However, filing cabinets are more varied than you might think. They come in all kinds of styles, shapes, and sizes — and depending on which model you get, you may also have access to handy additional features. So, considering all of that — how can you find the best quality file cabinet in such a wide and open market? Don’t worry, as we’ve prepared a detailed file cabinet buying guide. We’ll walk you through all of the aspects of a file cabinet you need to consider before deciding which one you’ll buy. Size As you’ll see when we get into more detail on our file cabinets below, there are plenty of optional features — or some things that depend on your personal taste for office furniture. However, there’s one thing you absolutely can’t compromise on, and that’s size. Let’s face it — if you don’t have enough space for the cabinets that you want, you simply won’t be able to get them. That’s why this should be the first characteristic you consider before making a purchase. Measure the free space you have available in your office, and then look for file cabinets that fit the bill. For instance, this 3-drawer rolling file cabinet offers more varied storage space because its bottom drawer is incredibly deep — but this 5-drawer storage organizer takes up less square footage. Materials There are other aspects of a filing cabinet’s design that you should consider before buying it for your home office or company. And regardless of which one you’re getting, you want to be sure that it’s made from long-lasting materials. One of the two most popular materials for filing cabinets is metal. And it’s no wonder why these are so popular — metal filing cabinets are some of the most cost-effective file storage solutions you can find. On the one hand, they’re generally cheaper, but on the other, they’re quite durable. The only problem is their aesthetic appearance — while they frequently come in white, black, beige, and grey finishes, they’re known to clash with offices that weren’t decorated in a contemporary style. Wood filing cabinets are also a popular option, especially for home offices decorated in a more rustic decor. A wood filing cabinet generally comes with a metal interior, and a front that’s either wood-looking laminate or (in the case of more expensive models) actual wood. Plus, there are plenty of different aesthetic options, some of which even fit into a more contemporary office. This Cappuccino-colored 3-drawer cabinet is a perfect example of that. You can choose from a variety of natural wood finishes, such as pine, maple, cherry, and oak. And there are also more industrial aesthetics, like this reclaimed-wood 3-drawer model. When it comes to shape and size, these are varied as much as any other kind of filing cabinet. You can choose from small models that fit beneath a desk, as well as bigger standalone pieces. Locking Cabinets Ideally, one of your office cabinets would also be well-equipped for the storing of more secure items — such as confidential and sensitive data, or pieces of expensive equipment. That’s why many offices use locking file cabinets. Their lock styles vary depending on the design — for instance, the most basic models have a simple key lock. Most of those have individual locks on drawers — while more expensive filing cabinets have a combination or an electronic lock. Before buying a file cabinet with a locking mechanism, just make sure that you actually need one. These are far more expensive than the average cabinet, but the reality is that it’s not a worthwhile investment for everyone. If you’re not going to store confidential documentation there, a minimalist 5-drawer organizer will do just fine. Durability & Scratch Resistance While a file cabinet isn’t necessarily the biggest investment you’ll make while decorating your home office or corporate space — you still don’t want to waste any money. And that’s why you should get a file cabinet that’s guaranteed to keep your documents secure and safe for years to come. With that in mind, consider springing for a cabinet with a scratch-resistant surface. That way, you won’t have to worry about the cabinet looking shabby after a couple of years of use. And if you’re not sure which surfaces are scratch resistant, remember that these usually have a textured, rough casing. This rustic reclaimed-wood 3-drawer cabinet is a great example — while it was expertly designed, it’s a bit coarse to the touch. And that kind of surface isn’t easily scratched. Ease of Use & Safety While choosing file cabinets, you should also make sure that you’ve considered some of the smaller, but still important features you want. For instance, some file cabinet models have built-in anti-tilt mechanisms. Those are especially useful when it comes to vertical, thinner models that can be easily knocked over accidentally. Wrapping Up As you can see, there are more than a few features that a decent file cabinet has to have. Don’t worry, though — as long as a cabinet checks most of these boxes, it will be a great choice for your office or home. Plus, there are quite a few models to choose from out there — especially on Aosom.com!
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