We give you the
choice of ordering a Standard Chair or you can customize your chair
to your own specifications.
Having 25 years
experience within the furniture industry along with a Mechanical
Engineering degree, each frame is exclusively designed per your
speculations on Auto Cad. The
Parabolic
Curve is Applied to assure the Style and Design of
Rocker, Platform Rocker and Glider you desire. We are confident that
we have the best
quality products available at an affordable price.
You can customize a
lot or a little starting with the fabrics. All fabrics used on
JnW Chairs are treated with
Chaircare4u Fabric Protector.
How To Design
Your Own Personalized Custom Chair
A. Locate a chair
where it's seating width is comfortable, measure that width.
B. Measure the
distance from your knees to your waist; this will give you a close
perspective for the inside seat depth. [See #11 below] Sitting
Guidelines
C. With your shoes
off measure the distance from the floor to your knees, then subtract
three inches. This will give you a close perspective to your seating
height.
D. Here, are some
guidelines to follow in maintaining good sitting posture and to
prevent slouching, your ear should be in line with the middle of
your shoulder, not in front or behind.
E. First, you'll need
to determine if you want a high back or a low back chair? Then take
your height in inches minus the distance from your knees to your
waist and subtract six inches. For a standard lower back height
subtract another six inches.
F. To find your
sitting arm rest height, measure the distance from the floor to your
knees and ad five inches.
1.
Purchase Your JnW Chair (standard dimensions) base
price
excluding: fabric, shipping and applicable tax
Standard Adult Chair with Glider Base. [Excluding
fabric, shipping and applicable tax]
$New Prices coming soon
Standard Adult Chair without Glider Base [Excluding
fabric, shipping and applicable
tax]
$New Prices coming soon
2. Then, Customize Dimensions (If
desired; Refer to Graphics Below) (Dimensions apply to
Chairs with Rockers)
Visit
on-line
stores or contact
us
and select from one of our many in house samples of quality
fabric, vinyl and leather and select a fabric that suits your
lifestyle, decor and budget.
*JnW chairs are not warranted in
regard to fabric supplied. All of our fabric is treated with
Chaircare4u fabric protector:
www.chaircare4u.com
Sitting Posture and Chair Position
Guidelines
Sit up straight, thighs parallel to floor,
feet flat and weight evenly distributed between thighs, buttocks
and lower back. Keep your weight supported evenly by your
buttocks, thighs and lower back
Don't slouch and place your back in an
awkward position when working, watching TV, or participating in
home activities. This causes your back muscles to work in
static position.
Sit back in your chair, letting the backrest
support you. Back muscles work harder and pressure on the
spinal discs is greater when leaning forward.
Lower your chair height when writing or
reading fine print. This will keep your spine more erect.
Use a document holder.
Don't lean on armrests while typing.
This can angle your back into an awkward position.
While one should sit up straight most of the
day, it's alright to lean back in your chair while you are talking
on the phone or to a co-worker.
Don't slide your hips forward in the chair's
seat pan. This prevents the lumbar pad of the backrest form
supporting the normal lumbar curve of your back. Make sure
that your lower back is well supported in all positions.
Don't cross your legs for prolonged periods.
This decreases circulation to your lower legs and feet.
Crossed legs can also irritate hip muscles. Alternate
crossing left or right.
Don't sit stiffly or for prolonged periods
without standing or moving around. Swivel in your chair
periodically to create a little motion.
Make sure that your chair is properly
adjusted to your legs. Consider using a footrest if you feel
pressure on the underside of your thighs with correct chair
height.
Don't allow pressure on the underside of
your legs within 3-6 inches of the back of your knee. Blood
vessels and nerves can be compressed, reducing blood flow and
irritating nerves.
The body is made to move. Change your
posture periodically to move the joints and increase circulation.
Swivel your chair and stand up periodically. This will help
reduce fatigue
Don't sit stiffly or stationary for
prolonged periods without getting up to move around.
Stand up whenever possible, such as when
doing phone work.
To assess your posture simply, have someone
view your standing position directly form the side. Your ear
should be inline with the middle of your shoulder (not in front or
behind).
It is ok to
assume other sitting positions for short periods of time, but
most of your sitting time should be spent as described above so
there is minimal stress on your spine.
This information is
not intended to replace the medical advice of your doctor or
health care provider. Please consult your health care provider
for advice about a specific medical condition.
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are copyright of their respective owners. Prices and specifications are
subject to change without notice.