Clients who work, eat or do table top activities from their chair need to get close enough to the surface to reach it without leaning forward. This utility desk chair uses a frame shaped to pull in under a table or desk, with shorter padded armrests that clear the edge.
Seat height and seat width both adjust, so the chair can be set to suit the client. Getting the seat height right relative to the table lowers the shoulder and neck load during sustained activity, and it also makes the sit to stand easier at the end of a session.
The backrest is contoured to support the lumbar spine over longer periods of sitting. Upholstery is anti fungal and anti bacterial and has passed fire and wear resistance testing, which suits shared use in day programs, community health and aged care. The knock down frame comes apart for delivery into tight homes.
