Rocking Office Chairs

The rocking chairs suitable for office use mainly include the UE Flow550T ergonomic rocking chair, the Drunkard's Chair, and the curved-wood rocking chair (easy chair), each with its own characteristics to meet different office needs.

UE Flow550T Ergonomic Rocking Chair: This is an ergonomic rocking chair professionally designed for office scenarios. Its innovative Tai Chi Follow-Through Lumbar Support System stands out, capable of making slight swings of about 6 degrees according to the user's movements and posture. This dynamic fitting and follow-through lumbar support function can effectively alleviate the problem of lumbar muscle strain caused by prolonged sitting, providing good lumbar support and protection for people who work in the office for long hours. The chair-back linkage technology is also a major highlight. When the user leans back, the seat cushion slides out synchronously, preventing an empty waist situation and keeping the body in a comfortable supported state at all times. Moreover, it features a stepless suspension function, allowing it to be suspended at any angle within the range of 100 to 150 degrees. Users can adjust it to the most suitable angle according to their own needs, whether for work, rest, or a nap.

Drunkard's Chair: Strictly speaking, it belongs to a leisure chair, but it is also suitable for placement in the office. It has the characteristics of being both sit-able and lie-able. The seat surface and backrest have a reasonable arc design that can fit the human body curve, allowing the user to sit or lie more comfortably. In addition, there are rollers at the footrest position that can massage the feet, relaxing the feet during office breaks, relieving fatigue, and enhancing the sense of happiness at work.

Curved-Wood Rocking Chair (Easy Chair): It adopts a dynamic structural design and curved shape, achieving center-of-gravity transfer through curved wooden legs, allowing the user to rock back and forth. This rocking method can relax the body to a certain extent and relieve tension. Although it is more commonly known as an 'easy chair,' placing one in the office and gently rocking during breaks can also bring moments of comfort and relaxation.