Wellback Orthopedic Office Chairs
Orthopedic Support for People with Real Back Problems
You know the strain that builds when your chair can’t support your back. Long hours turn into stiffness, pressure and that constant dull ache. You shift, stretch and hope it eases, but it seldom does.
You want REAL back relief and a healthy posture, but most office chairs cannot support your spine well enough to reduce long-term pain.
Feel the Difference Real Support Makes
Now imagine the opposite. Picture a chair that adjusts to YOUR body instead of forcing your body to adjust to it. A chair designed to relieve pressure, support your spine and help you sit in comfort.
Our orthopedic chairs do just that. They close the gap between the discomfort you feel now and the relief you’ve been looking for. They adapt to YOUR body, giving your spine the support it needs to stay aligned and relaxed through the longest working day.
Whether you work from home or in an office, Wellback’s range of products is designed to address specific back-related concerns and offer tailored solutions that meet your needs.
Each Wellback Orthopedic chair features highly adjustable components to adapt to the unique needs of your back, providing optimal support for your spine and skeletal system. These chairs include all the benefits of a top-tier ergonomic chair but have a particular emphasis on providing SUPERIOR BACK SUPPORT.
OrthoMax Orthopedic Chair
Price range: R8690 through R8795 incl VAT
OrthoAir Orthopedic Chair
Price range: R4484 through R4671 incl VAT
Orthopedic Chair Comparison Guide
This easy-to-use comparison table lets you view our Wellback Orthopedic Chairs at a glance. By comparing the key features, you can quickly find the chair that best suits your body, workspace, and budget.
What is a Wellback Orthopedic Office Chair?
Orthopedic office chairs alleviate the negative impact of sitting on existing medical pre-conditions of the lower back.
A Wellback Orthopedic Chair is recommended for anyone with chronic lower back pain.
The anatomy of sitting and how it can cause headaches, shoulder, back and neck pain.
Orthopedic chairs are specialised seating solutions designed to offer essential support, comfort, and relief to individuals experiencing orthopedic conditions, musculoskeletal disorders, or other physical challenges. Frequently prescribed or endorsed by healthcare professionals, these chairs endeavor to mitigate lower back pain, encourage proper posture, and enhance overall comfort for those managing a range of orthopedic issues.
Wellback is a specialist division of Karo, dedicated to enhancing workplace ergonomics, alleviating back pain, and promoting seated health and wellbeing.
Orthopedic office chairs are designed to provide support and comfort for anyone with existing musculoskeletal disorders.
Typical examples include chronic lower back pain, coccyx pain, sciatica, arthritis, and other conditions that require the specialised support and adjustability only available on an orthopedic chair.
Orthopedic chairs incorporate all essential design features of ergonomic office chairs, with both categories facilitating dynamic sitting. Typically, ergonomic chairs utilise a synchronous (synchro) mechanism, while orthopedic chairs are equipped with a Free-Float swivel mechanism.
The fundamental difference between orthopedic and ergonomic office chairs lies in the unique Free-Float Swivel Mechanism exclusive to orthopedic chairs, which provides a greater level of adjustability for your seating position.
Do you need an Ergonomic or Orthopedic Office Chair?
Before deciding on an ergonomic or orthopedic office chair, the first question you need to answer is whether or not you have any medical preconditions, specifically musculoskeletal issues of the spine. If so, then an orthopedic chair will probably be the better option. If not, then either chair type will be suitable.
Most office chairs are designed with the “average” user in mind, aiming to accommodate the needs of the majority rather than every individual. For instance, a short person might find that a standard chair height is excessive, and the armrests too wide apart. Conversely, a tall person may require a seat that is deeper and a higher backrest for optimal support. The 5 consequences of sitting on the wrong chair.
Investing in a well-designed office chair can considerably enhance your comfort and productivity while minimising the risk of musculoskeletal disorders. Understanding the differences between ergonomic and orthopedic chairs will enable you to make an informed choice and select the chair that best suits your needs.
Remember:
Ergonomic and orthopedic office chairs are designed for the “average” person. There is no, and will never be, a one-size-fits-all.
