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Combining distinctive looks with
pioneering ergonomics, Aeron chairs perform like no other
chairs. Created and designed by Herman Miller, these chairs adapt naturally and adjust precisely to fit people
of all sizes and postures doing all kinds of activities, all day
long. The imaginative design gives
superior comfort, body support, and style that are widely copied
but never matched. A Herman Miller Aeron chair is synonymous
with comfort and style. A chair, Herman Miller found, can be an investment in you. Chairs by Aeron can be your workplace solution to long hours and sore
backs.
David Dimbleby's
throne on BBC's Question Time is a chair by Aeron; the following is his Aeron review:
Up until this review,
this was my sole sighting of an Aeron in situ, which, given the
parlous state of the nation's backs, and what I have now experienced when
sitting in one, is a crying shame. At a distance, the Aeron might
resemble any other piece of office furniture--predominantly black, but
with what seemed to be some sort of meshy material for the seat and backing.
Looks: Impressive.
The Aeron emerges in its charcoal (not black) glory from the box
all ready for the office. There is no cheesy-looking carpet-like covering
on the seat, just something called pellicle mesh, that ensures you get
maximum ventilation around the parts of your body that touch the chair.
This mesh also means you get no embarrassingly located coffee stains on
the cover--and that it will look really fine, even after considerable
use.
Usability
and Performance: I've
never had a piece of furniture that comes with a manual--except Scandinavian
ones that have pieces of paper to help you build it yourself. This manual
helps the chair by Aeron be the work-chair that you sit in, rather
than on. You do need the manual just to get the chair adjusted to your
ergonomic requirements--and the seat's height, its tilt tension, arm height
and angle all make for a great session at your desk. Adjusting it is easy.
The Aeron made the eGrindstone team realise what a true bunch of aching,
ageing individuals we are--the oohs and aahs were reminiscent of tea/beer-drinkers
after the first seeking gulp. The Aeron 'hits the spot'--ergonomically
speaking. From a teleworking point of view, it might well have had a detrimental
effect on our attitude, as we did all consider meeting up more often, instead
of working at home, - just to get a 1 in 4 chance of sitting in the chair.
Value
for Money: Over
the long-term, it definitely would offer VFM. Users of the Aeron might
also experience the following side-effects: increased work productivity
levels, as sitting and working would seem more comfortable and preferable
to any non-addictive alternatives to work. What's more, days off work due
to back pain, wrist-ache or any other complaint arising from unsuitable
seating would presumably become a thing of the past.
Here are some great places to find chairs by Aeron:
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