Putnams Kneeling Chair

The design of this orthopaedic knee chair promotes good posture naturally by tilting the pelvis forward and in doing so correcting the spine into a natural and painless shape.

There is a lead time of 2-5 days after your order is placed as every posture chair is made by hand in our factory.

Key features:

• Improve posture naturally.
• Encourages "active sitting" building up back & core muscles.
• Attractive design with natural wood finish.
• Height and seat distance adjustable (One adjustment for height one adjustment for angle.)
• Voted "Best chair when sitting for long periods".
• Made by hand in Devon, UK.
• CertiPUR foam.
• Perfect for working from home or in the office.
• Beech natural wood frame (FSC certified wood from forests that are responsibly managed, socially beneficial, environmentally conscious, and economically viable.)
• 1 year guarantee.
• Putnams Knee Chairs available in black, blue, grey & beige.

Three options:

• Memory Foam cushioning for improved pressure distribution.
• Coccyx cut-out for reduced pressure at the base of the spine ideal for injured or bruised coccyx (we would only recommend a coccyx cut-out if you have existing pain at the base of the spine or a coccyx injury.
• Colour choice of black, blue, grey and beige upholstery.

Designed to be used while working at a desk, our kneeling stool is the answer for good posture and correctly aligning your spine for fatigue-free sitting.

This orthopaedic chair is ready assembled on a sustainable FSC beech frame and are fully adjustable at two points allowing maximum comfort for both short and tall users. One adjustment for your height (distance between seating and kneeling pad, via allen key) and the other for the height of desk you are sat at (the larger wooden "hammer").

The design of this office knee chair promotes good posture naturally by tilting the pelvis forward and in doing so correcting the spine into a natural and painless shape.

Our ergonomic knee chair is Ideal for:

Coccyx injury, coccydynia (tailbone pain), post back / spinal injury, scoliosis, pilonidal sinus, osteoporosis, coccyx-bruising, protecting the bottom of spine against pressure sores, post hip surgery, arthritis pain, travel, pain associated with pregnancy, damaged discs/facet joints in lower back.