Ergonomic Chairs

Ergonomic office chairs are designed with customizable features that allow you to adjust the chair to fit your body's natural posture. In most cases, you can recognize an ergonomic chair by its adjustment settings that include seat height, tilt, depth, armrest positioning, lumbar support, and more. These ergonomic office chairs are great for personalising your seating experience in a way that reduces strain and discomfort in your back, shoulders, and neck. Other common features of ergonomic chairs include mesh backs, armrests, headrests, and a cushioned seat.

When shopping for an ergonomic chair, there are a few key factors to consider. Start with your budget. At Source, there are quality options available at every price point, so you can find the right one no matter your budget. Next, think about adjustability. While a chair doesn’t need every feature available, it should offer core adjustments like seat height, armrests, and lumbar support. If you'll be sitting for long hours, don’t forget about the cushioning and plushness levels of the seat.

Yes. Lumbar support is a must-have for any ergonomic chair, but how it shows up can vary. In some chairs, lumbar support is built into the shape of the backrest, while a really good ergonomic chair will offer adjustable lumbar support, letting you fine-tune the height and depth to match your spine’s natural alignment.

A task chair offers basic support with standard ergonomic adjustments that help you stay comfortable for quick tasks or shorter periods at a desk. An ergonomic chair features more extensive adjustability, helping you fine tune your chair for comfort and support that lasts all day.

We highly recommend trying out an ergonomic chair before making your purchase. By trying the chair in person, you’ll get to feel how it supports your body, which is key to making sure you’re satisfied with your office chair for years to come. Source has showrooms across Canada that help make the decision-making process easier. Here you can try our chairs on display, get a feel for the different settings, and sit behind a desk to help you visualize how it will work in your workspace.