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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. 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If you don’t have a dedicated office, den or library in your home, but still want a place work or study, check out these space saving solutions that will work in any home or apartment. Open a cupboard to get yourself… a laptop! This murphy desk folds up and you’d never know it was there. Great place to store books as well. “The swivel” isn’t a dance from middle school, it’s your new way for you to say, “let’s get ready to rumble”, when it comes to work or school. It looks like a book shelf as it innocently beautifies your home when not in “desk mode” (beast mode) and seamlessly integrates with your home décor. You’re never too old to play with transformers. Don’t cut corners, fill them. Corners offer a boon of space potential that can be efficiently utilized with a corner desk or corner bookshelf. This corner desk adheres to the Goldie locks formula: not too small, not too big. The kind of desk that sits out of the way but is large enough to be functional and comfortable; kind of like a good work-life balance. Why does a quality, sturdy office and gaming chair save you space? Because, this seat is just as comfortable in your work space as in your living room or TV area*. Like a double-agent, the chair provides support and comfort if you are running spreadsheet formulas, writing the next great American novel, gaming with a controller, or holding a bowl of popcorn while watching your favorite flick. Having versatile furniture like this will save you space and money. *The extendable leg rests is key, here. Have you ever worked from home…in bed? It’s a rhetorical question. Don’t answer it. We also recommend not setting “working from bed” as your chat availability status. We do recommend making your life easier by adding a mobile laptop cart that wheels over a bed or couch. Pro Tip: Turn on your virtual background and dress business casual from the waist up. Also, doubles as a breakfast in bed unit on the weekends. -
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Everything You Need to Begin Your Gardening Adventure Are you a first time homeowner, spending your first spring in a new house, or just finding an interest in gardening for the first time? Whether you just want to plant a few flowers or a full-fledged vegetable garden, beginning a garden can seem intimidating. That’s why we’ve created this checklist of garden essentials to help you get started. We’ve also provided online resources for gardening hacks, choosing the right plants, and getting the most out of your backyard gardening experience. Check out our Ultimate Gardening Guide Board on Pinterest for even more gardening ideas! Ultimate Gardening Checklist Gloves: Protect your hands from thorns, bugs, dirt, and anything else nature decides to throw at you. Sun Hat: Protect yourself from those UV rays with a wide-brimmed straw or canvas hat. Watering Can: Use a watering can to get those hard to reach hanging plants or to water delicate plants that can’t handle the hose. Garden Hose with Adjustable Nozzle: Spring for a higher quality hose to avoid annoying kinks and leaks. An adjustable nozzle gives you more control as you water plants with varying needs. Garden Cart: Keep all of your tools, potting soil, and new plants together in one convenient place as you move about the garden. No more walking back and forth to the garage or shed! Wheelbarrow: Perfect for moving large quantities of dirt, lawn clippings, etc. Long Handled Tools (Shovel, Rake, Hoe): For bigger jobs, including digging up roots, planting trees, tilling soil, and clearing debris from your planting space. Short Handled Tools (Trowel, Claw thing,): For getting down and dirty planting flowers, vegetable starts, and seeds. Shears: Use these to prune large branches and brambles. Clippers: Use these to deadhead flowers, trim back small plants, and harvest vegetables without damaging the stalk or vine. Garden Stool/Knee Saver: No matter your age, kneeling in the dirt for hours is bound to do a number on your knees. Place this pad under you to provide relief to your knees as you work. Planter Beds: Corral your plants into planter beds to make planting, weeding, and harvesting easier. Trellis: For climbing plants such as cucumber or beans, you’ll need a trellis for them to wind their way up. Potting Table: This designated potting table lets you keep all your planting essentials in one place and provides you with a comfortable and convenient place to prepare your plants for planting. Greenhouse: For the serious gardener, extend your growing season by adding a greenhouse to your garden. Perfect for starting plants earlier in the year or getting a few extra months of growing time in the fall. Storage Shed: Keep all of your tools, potting soil, seeds, and other garden essentials together in one convenient place. Resources for Creating a Successful Garden Low maintenance garden plants that are easy to grow for beginning gardeners Herb Garden for the Home Chef The Importance of Dead Heading Get the Most Out of Your Gardening Tools Follow us on Instagram at @aosomdecor and tag us in your gardening photos for a chance to be featured in our story! -
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