Comfort is a key factor when purchasing furniture. Some chairs boast a high-end, luxury design and whilst they look the part, they often lack the comfort factor. Fortunately, there are types of chairs available that have been designed with a close focus on comfort.
An easy chair can be described as ‘a chair that allows you to relax comfortably’, and will often recline. Easy chairs are quite often found in care homes, where patients spend long periods sat down. If a patient is sat for long periods then it is recommended to take the weight off the seated area, which is why they are usually reclined. The opposite of easy chairs is ‘task chairs’ which are designed for people who sit at a desk or a table, for example, a
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Almost every care mattresses in use today offers pain relief for pressure sores and ulcers. The nature of sleeping or being bedridden transforms the bed into a high-risk zone for developing ulcers or
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Using good furniture to promote wellness
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