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ERGONOMICS

From a design perspective, the James Moran Furniture range has considered with priority the importance of supporting the spine when sitting. His company is aware of, and has embraced the community’s need for healthier furniture. His company has dedicated lengthy periods of time liaising with health care professionals such as chiropractors in an effort to be educated on how to support the spinal column when sitting.

Poor posture exists in plague proportions and is a consequence of using improper furniture over an extended period of time. Rounded shoulders and a ‘hump looking back’ are common examples of this. Spinal degeneration and arthritic changes, particularly in the neck and lower lumbar regions, is a common feature of poor furniture choices.

All James Moran products emphasize mechanical support for the neck, lower back and leg regions. The materials used are positioned and shaped according to the realistic contours of the human frame when sitting. The furniture allows for improved blood flow to the soft tissues of the body pressured when sitting, preventing any aching and cramping.

RECYCLING

From a design perspective, the James Moran Furniture range has considered with priority the importance of supporting the spine when sitting. His company is aware of, and has embraced the community’s need for healthier furniture. His company has dedicated lengthy periods of time liaising with health care professionals such as chiropractors in an effort to be educated on how to support the spinal column when sitting.

Poor posture exists in plague proportions and is a consequence of using improper furniture over an extended period of time. Rounded shoulders and a ‘hump looking back’ are common examples of this. Spinal degeneration and arthritic changes, particularly in the neck and
lower lumbar regions, is a common feature of poor furniture choices.

All James Moran products emphasize mechanical support for the neck, lower back and leg regions. The materials used are positioned and shaped according to the realistic contours of the human frame when sitting. The furniture allows for improved blood flow to the soft tissues of the body pressured when sitting, preventing any aching and cramping.