Office Work - Premium Set

Working on a computer imposes numerous constraints on the body, which promote the onset of pain and MSDs (musculoskeletal disorders).

The seated posture is a constraining position for the body. While sitting, the pressure exerted by gravity is directly reflected on the coccyx and sacrum. It is also common to feel numbness in the buttocks during prolonged sitting. Furthermore, many of us tend to slump forward instead of using the backrest of our office chair. In this posture, the spine curves forward, and the intervertebral discs compress, which can pinch the nerves running along the spine and promote pain, in addition to the muscle tension caused by such a position.

Computer work also represents a constraint for the body. When using the computer mouse, the wrist bends slightly, which stresses the carpal tunnel through which the nerves of the hand and wrist pass. The computer keyboard and mouse can also promote shoulder pain due to the lateral movements of the arms. Lastly, people who work on computers are prone to neck pain: a poorly positioned screen forces the neck to stay extended. Working between the computer and paper supports, for example for data entry, also promotes neck pain through side-to-side head movements.

With our Office Set, choose a comprehensive workstation adaptation.

Adapting computer work:

• The vertical mouse to protect the carpal tunnel and reduce wrist pain.
• The compact ergonomic keyboard to limit the arm's range of motion and shoulder tension.
• The articulated monitor arm to adjust the position of the computer screen and reduce neck pain.
• The document holder to align paper supports with the eyes and limit lateral neck movements, which cause cervical tension.

Adapting your posture without changing your chair:

• A seat cushion: thicker at the back than at the front to help adopt a dynamic posture, our High-Viscosity Fluid Technology reduces numbness in the buttocks, and a coccyx cutout reduces pressure on the coccyx and sacrum. The cushion thus helps prevent buttock pain and backaches.
• A lumbar support: it adapts to the curvature thanks to its composition in High-Viscosity Fluid and memory foam and supports your back without constraining its natural curvature.
• A forearm support: it allows the arm to rest on a soft surface rather than the desk to reduce pressure on the forearm. The armrest slides on the desk to follow all your movements.
• A headrest: to be placed on the headrest or backrest of the chair to rest the neck and reduce cervical tension.