Bea

Sale price$329.00 Regular price$509.00

With Headrest: No

Key Features

Mesh

The beautiful, strong and durable mesh for its seat and backrest. The stronger and light weight, high performing eco-friendly material, provides Bea the quality support that users expect in a premium ergonomic chair.

X Contour Backrest

Designesd with the X Contour backrest features an unqiue subsystem which allows better support to the upper and lower back. With the X shape back frame it supported our back and spine with a wider range of postures and support points.

Lumbar Back Support

Lumbar Back SupportDesignes with a 3D built in lower back lumbar support, the countoured back support keeps the spine supported in its natural S-Shape.

MegArmRest

The MegArmRest that allows adjustments to the armrest's height, angles and directions. The MegArmRest Extra Large surface provides ample support to the elbows and arms comfortably while seated on the Bea ergonomic chair, regardless of your height, angles or directions.

Health Benefits

Improved Posture

Ergonomic mesh chairs are designed with adjustable features that conform to the user's body, promoting proper alignment of the spine. By maintaining a neutral spine position, these chairs help prevent postural problems and reduce the risk of developing musculoskeletal disorders.

Enhanced Breathability

The mesh material allows for better air circulation, ensuring the user stays cool and comfortable. This improved breathability prevents excessive sweating and heat buildup, which can lead to discomfort during prolonged sitting.

Reduced Pressure Points

Ergonomic mesh chairs distribute body weight more evenly across the seat and backrest, which minimizes pressure on any one area. This can reduce the risk of pressure sores and improve blood circulation, preventing numbness and discomfort.

Lumbar Support

Many ergonomic mesh chairs come with adjustable lumbar support that conforms to the natural curve of the spine. This support helps alleviate lower back pain and reduces the strain on the lumbar spine, a common issue for those who sit for extended periods.

Untangling the Ergonomic Web: Your Questions Answered