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Meet Tendence - Our best selling ergonomic office chair.

This contract modular chair allows a business settle on one chair model and yet offer its staff many variances and ergonomic features. It's comfort is unbeatable, (as reported by our many happy customers) in a style that is elegant yet simple.

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GLOSSARY CERVICAL: the cervical column constitutes the neck and is composed of 7 vertebrae. KYPHOSIS: curvature of the vertebral column with anterior concavity. The dorsal is physiological within certain limits while particularly pronounced kyphosis or kyphoscoliosis are often associated with pathologies. VERTEBRAL COLUMN: also called rachis, is the set consisting of the vertebrae (7 cervical, 12 dorsal or thoracic, 5 lumbar, the sacrum formed by the fusion of 5 vertebrae and the coccyx) articulated between them and forming a bone axis fundamental both for the body's support function and for the protection of the spinal cord. In a normal vertebral column we find two types of curves: lordosis (in cervical and lumbar tracts) with a posterior concavity, and kyphosis (thoracic) with anterior concavity. It is precisely the alternation of these curves that gives the column important elastic and resistive properties.

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EQUILIBRIUM: the human being is the only living being that maintains the constant bipedal station constant with the upper limbs free for functional use. To do this, however, it is essential that the various segments of the locomotor system are kept in balance. Maintaining our body full of joints and moving parts resting on our feet is a very complex task that is carried out by the central and peripheral nervous system thanks to a sophisticated system of control and management of the muscular system. ERGONOMICS: it is the science that deals with the interaction between the elements of a system and the function for which they are designed, in order to improve user satisfaction and the overall performance of the system. LUMBAR: the lumbar spine consists of 5 vertebrae that constitute the axis of support of the abdomen. LORDOSI: curvature of the vertebral column that creates a frontal convexity. Commonly the term lordosis is associated with a very accentuated hollows in the lumbar region, which projects back the pelvis. BACK PAIN: scientifically rachialgia (or depending on the trait that affects: low back pain, cervicalgia or dorsalgia), is a sensation of pain that can come from the muscles, nerves, bones, joint surfaces or other structures in the vertebral column. Back pain can be "high", with pain in the neck that can radiate to arms and hands, or "low" with pain in the lower back area that can spread to legs and feet. It can include other symptoms in addition to pain, such as weakness, a feeling of falling asleep or tingling. POSTURE: term used to indicate the variability of the ways in which the stations are maintained. In simple terms, it is the particular way of maintaining certain positions. The correct posture is nothing but the most appropriate and ergonomic position of our body in space. SACRAL: the sacrum is the result of the fusion of five bony segments. It is articulated with the last lumbar vertebra and ends providing a climax to which, in turn, the coccyx is combined. SCOLIOSIS: it is a condition that implies a complex lateral curvature and rotation of the vertebral column. It can be single or double curve.

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Our body was created to stay upright. Sitting down is certainly less tiring than standing up and that's why we resort to the chair to work, study or in general when the work to be done takes longer. Although apparently impossible, the sitting position overloads the column much more than the erected station and is therefore the cause of numerous disturbances.

Load of the intervertebral discs in the most frequent positions during the day (nominal kilos) Andersson, G.B.J. (1980) The load on the lumbar spine in sitting postures. In: D.J. Oborne and J.A. Levis (Eds.) Human Factors in Transport Research. New York: Academic Press.

The load on the disks, when seated, is at least 40% more than the standing position. In fact, in industrialized countries the incidence of problems in the spine (low back pain, sciatica, cervicalgia, mytension headache, discopathy, etc.) goes from 75 to 90%, compared to about 7-18% of non-industrialized countries. This is due to the sedentary lifestyle and the use of non-ergonomic seating.

INDUST|RIALIZED COUNTRIES 75% - 90% DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 7% - 18%

Mandal, A.C. (1981) The seated man (homo sedens) the seated work position. Theory and practice. Applied Ergonomics. 12(1), 19-26.

NIOSH (1997) Low Back Musculoskeletal Disorders: Evidence for Work-Relatedness. In: Bernard, B.P. (Ed.) Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSDs) and Workplace Factors. A Critical Review of Epidemiologic Evidence for Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders of the Neck, Upper Extremity, and Low Back. National Dept. Health & Human Services. National Institute for Occupational Safety & Health. (NIOSH) Publication.

Sitting well changes your life. Unfortunately, the sedentary lifestyle is a sneaky risk, as the damage is not perceived while it happens and for this reason it is difficult to identify the cause: in fact, although experiencing discomfort in a sitting position, the most serious symptoms occur later, when we use the column for move and therefore when the damage is already done. This is why ergonomics has long considered that sitting correctly is a fundamental factor for prevention. In children and adolescents, these concepts are even more important because alterations that are structured during the growth period will represent permanent damage in adulthood.

We always advise you to avoid a sedentary lifestyle by adopting a dynamic and active lifestyle. But when you are forced to sit, Tendence, with its ergonomicaL seats, guarantees a posture in full ergonomics

Statism and musculoskeletal disorders. Scientific research has long made it clear that sitting, for periods longer than 3 hours a day, involves the onset of numerous muscular and skeletal disorders in the spine and circulatory lower limbs. While a few years ago incorrect posture was indicated as the main cause, today it is clear that, while maintaining an ergonomic position, the absence of movement causes overload and pain in the spine.

In fact, it is a common experience that everyone of us who sits in the office, at the cinema or at home, tends to constantly change position on the chair, especially when the disturbances and the hours of permanence increase. The body "asks" us to move in order to oppose the static which is harmful to him, but this ends with the worsening of the situation, since we assume incorrect and even more dangerous postures, thus establishing a dangerous

- Brunswic, M. (1984a) Ergonomics of seat design. Physiotherapy. 70, 2, 40-43. - Cram, J.R. and Vinitzky, I. (1995) Effects of chair design on back muscle fatigue. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation. 5(2), 101-113. - Kroemer, K. H. E. and Grandjean, E. (1997) Fitting the task to the human: a textbook of occupational ergonomics. New York: CRC Press. - Lueder, R. (1994) Adjustability in context. Lueder, R. and Noro, K. (Ed): Hard Facts about Soft Machines, The Science of Seating, Philadelphia and London. Taylor and Francis. 25-35. - Griffiths KL et al. The impact of a computerized work environment on professional occupational groups and behavioural and physiological risk factors for musculoskeletal symptoms: a literature review. J Occup Rehabil 2007;17(4):743-65. - Vink P et al. Varying the office work posture between standing, half-standing and sitting results in less discomfort. Proceedings of the International Conference on Ergonomics and Health Aspects of Work with Computers: Held as Part of HCI International 2009. San Diego, CA Springer-Verlag 115-120. - Claus AP et al. Is 'ideal' sitting posture real? Measurement of spinal

Conventional seating & ergonomic seating. The use of conventional chairs is one of the main risk factors and the choice of an ergonomic chair is widely recommended by specialists, as well as imposed by labor laws. The many ergonomic chairs available today on the market have as their objective the prevention of diseases related to sedentariness through the correct positioning of the vertebral column (neutral position) using supports and supports to the vertebral column.

Health problems while sitting Cervical disorders 1

Compression of the ribcage 1

The cervical area is one of the most affected by pain in sedentary subjects: statistics say that more than 80% of sedentary workers, including employees, PC operators and students, suffer persistently from neck pain, headaches, heaviness and difficulty in movements right in the shoulder area.

As we have explained, when we are seated on a conventional chair we tend to assume a posture in lumbar kyphosis and consequently also the dorsal kyphosis is accentuated. In this situation, however, the ribs have little room to elevate and therefore allow the rib cage to expand properly during inspiration. Also due to the kyphosis posture there is a certain constriction of the abdominal area, with consequent reduced activity of the diaphragm, which is the main muscle of respiration.

Lumbar pain 1

In industrialized countries back pain is a very common disease in the adult population, especially young: the annual incidence is highest between the third and fifth decade of life. The statistics say that more than 70-90% of people will have at least one back pain episode during their life and, annually, 15-45% of adults suffer from lower back pain. Along with the common cold, back pain is the most common reason for visiting the primary care physician and is one of the main causes of absence from work and requests for medical examinations and

Poor concentration 2

It has been clearly demonstrated that feelings of discomfort or pain during the performance of a functional task dramatically reduce levels of attention and efficiency. From this point of view, both the production levels in the workplace and the attention in study activities or in which particular concentration is required should be considered.

Heaviness in the lower limbs 3

The maintenance of the sitting position causes the slowing down of the normal return of venous blood with its stasis at the level of the legs. In fact, while sitting, the rhythmic contraction of the calf muscles that "squeeze" the venous blood towards the root of the limb, avoiding stagnation. This is the main cause of symptoms such as heaviness, sometimes pain or tingling and feeling of constriction in legs and ankles. Also the restlessness in the legs, mainly nocturnal, which leads to having to continuously move the lower limbs (known as "restless legs syndrome") has as its cause the lack of contraction of the muscles of the lower limbs.

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Keep the neck / back axis vertical and unload weight on the spine Adjust armrest width, ergonomic backrest height with pronounced lumbar area, height and depth armrests. The weight of your back will be unloadedand the spine will be verticalwhen you put your arms on armrest. Highly comfortable and customizable Thanks to the generous shapes, the highly ergonomic design, the use of high quality materials and multiple adjustments based on synchro mechanism Tendence is very comfortable. Seat form. materials & depth drawer regulation Thanks to the anatomical shape of all the Tendence seats that have the front part tilted downwards, to the high resilience coating materials and to the depth adjustment of the seat, the venereal compression is limited and allows a better fluidity of the blood.

TENDENCE FOR ENVIRONMENT Tendence is 98 % recyclable Plastic

Tendence is made without glue The seat and the back upholstery are made without the use of chemical glue. This helps the recyclability of the spare parts which are faster to be disassembled, will be more safe for the user because no gas could get out from the parts in contact with the user body.

Tendence is made with green parts The seat and the back upholstery are made with polyurethan CertiPUR label and with OEKO - TEX STANDARD 100 fabrics.

Tendence is made with FSC wood and low formaldehyde The seat in some model is made by plywood which comes from 100% FSC wood. It is also made with low emission formaldehyde substances which respects CLASSE E1 and EN 717-2 norms.

Tendence is a Green and Modular design concept - with inter-changeable parts providing flexibility for users and Sustainability into the future.

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