



Look no further than the Aeron
If you are looking for an ergonomic chair, look no further than the Aeron. The
Aeron is an ergonomic chair in that it moves the way the body moves. Bill Stumpf,
one of the three designers behind the Herman Miller Aeron, Bill Stumpf has been
studying behavioral and physiological aspects of sitting at work for more than
20 years. He put ergonomic criteria at the top of his list when designing the
Aeron.
A person seated at work should be able to move freely and unselfconsciously from
computer-related tasks to more relaxed or interactive postures. The work chair
should follow along, providing optimal support whether the body is in motion or
at rest. People assume many different positions when they sit at work,
including:
Bill Stumpf's research with Roger Kaufman at George Washington University identified the relationship of the body's major pivot points as it moves between the three basic seated postures. He designed the Aeron chair to support the body's natural linkages at all points, in all positions. As the sitter moves from upright to reclined, the feet are not lifted from the floor, as in column-tilt chairs; the lumbar support does not move away from its supportive position at the iliac crest, as it does in many synchronous tilt chairs; the arms do not slide back on the armrests, as they do in chairs that have armrests attached to the seat pan rather than the backrest.
All the Herman Miller
ranges of chairs are ergonomic chairs in that they are good work chairs that
allow a person to sit comfortably and properly. The Aeron, Mirra and Celle
chairs all support each of the three basic work postures and allow the
sitter to move spontaneously between them while maintaining comfort and
support. So, for an ergonomic chair choose from the Herman Miller ranges.