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Thank you for all of your interesting replies.....Swopper, saddle chairs - never heard of the
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Originally Posted by jbud2
(Post 6702281)
Worked great for a long time but now it doesn't stay locked in to the height I set it at.
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I have a sewing chair designed especially to fit me and I love it. The lumbar support is just in the right place and I can reach the floor, too. It also has storage under the seat. Love my guys that made it possible
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I finally started using a stool that turned out to be the right height for me.
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Had a car accident last fall, neck and back problems (oh joy). Found using a YOGA ball, has helped by leaps and bounds.
I was happy to be able to sew with out as much pain and discomfort. Doctor was happy, because I was able to go back to something I enjoy without having to take a hand full of pills. Good luck |
I sit on any chair but only say for 30 mins at one time. Learnt my lesson years ago sitting for. Two hours quilting, could hardly move for the next 3 days.
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I would kill myself on a yoga ball. lol. In order to be tall enough that my neck and shoulders don't kill me I have to be sitting up high enough that my feet don't touch the floor. I'm not quite there yet but closer than I was.
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I also use the saddle chair. So much easier on the back.
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I used to work for an office supply company so that is where I would look for a chair. I know I would want one with wheels so knowing that I would suggest 5 wheels v/s 4 so it does not tip over. Next suggestion is to think about how long you will be sitting in the chair. Make sure it has the cushion that is comfortable. Then look at something that will adjust up and down to a height that exceeds what you think you will need so you have options to raise and lower within your comfort zone. It is also nice if you can adjust the tilt of the seat a little which will change your weight distribution slightly and make a difference in how long you feel comfortable at the machine. The best way to shop for a chair is to go and test them out. I have been known to sit in several then drag the best three to a display desk to see how the fit when not out on the open floor.
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I found some bungee chairs online. Will it work without the arms?
Originally Posted by quiltstringz
(Post 6700727)
My favorite is the bunge (yes bunge) at The Container store. They are pricey but I love it and a couple of my friends have gotten them and love them also. If you buy there - they will put it together for you if you ask. One year Target also had some at a much lower price, I bought one for my hubby and he says he doesn't see any difference. However I have never seen them again - maybe in back to school sales? I think that was when I got his about 2 years ago.
We are both in our chairs most of the day - I work from home and use it at the computer 8 hrs a day M-F |
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