| "the folks at Allsteel are serious about workplace comfort. Acuity boasts no less than 14 ergonomically appealing qualities (high upper backrest, enhanced lumbar curve, and greater seat-height range most especially suit my unique pathologies) and seven adjustable features. But beyond the overt fine-tuning, the chair acts as if it has a brain; that is, non-adjustable features such as initial lumbar height, backframe flexion, and viscoelastic seat foam are ergonomically correct for every body (or at least for 95% of bodies). Thus the chair 'gets you started' in a sense, by already being tuned in to your unique contours, or, as Allsteel’s able PR folk have it: 'Ergonomics that work seamlessly, controls that work intuitively, posture maintained invisibly.'"
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