When it comes to selecting a chair for an office space or even a home office (for those working from home), it’s common for buyers and chair specifiers to go with a mesh chair rather than a fabric or a leather one. This is because they’re considered more aesthetically pleasing. Sometimes, they could be considered as more comfortable and the chair’s mesh upholstery allows the flow of fresh air – enabling a cool comfort for users.
Basically, there’ll be no sweaty and sticky backs for you after long hours of sitting.
However, for some, mesh chairs can be a bit problematic. Learn about the notions people have about mesh chairs and how to prevent and avoid them.
Our solution: The Hero mesh chair manufactured at Corporate Chairs are neither too soft nor too
hard. Being in the industry for more than 30 years, our team of experts in design and functional workplace seating, have ensured that the Hero chair has the right balance between sagginess and stiffness. Also, the Hero chair can be adjusted to cater to many different body sizes and shapes.
Explore our Hero Mesh chair here. Check out the Hero’s success stories on this link.
Solution: Prevention, regular checking and complete maintenance by vacuuming is the best way to keep your mesh chair clean. But one must be extra careful and gentle when doing so.
Simple sacrifices such as not spilling food and not wearing filthy or muddy clothing when seated are things that you should commit to.
We hope that these clarifications and simple solutions were able to shed some light on the benefits of mesh chairs and how you can better take care and maintain them.
For more information, explore our complete Mesh back chair range on the link below or call 1300 211 9000. You may also send an email to shiela@corporatechairs.com.au for free consultations.
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They’re “uncomfortable”
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Mesh material might damage clothes

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Easily gets dirty
