Foor lounge chair

Office work station

This chair was designed as a portable, space saving piece of furniture for use on a floor or bed.

It's sleek design will compliment any living room or bedroom with simple comfort.

What makes our floor lounge succeed where others fail?

1--It supports the head and neck so you can lean all the way back.

2--It widens and expands the chest and lungs for deeper breathing, circulation, alignment and the 'relaxation effect.' Most people report they could fall asleep like this. There is no rounding of the back like other backrests.

3--It is adjustable and versatile so you can shape to your needs. Use pillows for neck and lumbar support where you want.

4--Five different adjustable angles from upright to almost flat.

5--It knocks down in seconds for easy carrying. Weighs 10 pounds.

6-Optional desk (Tilt Seat™) and armrests (buckwheat yoga blocks) combined create a complete Eco Lounge Office Workstation.

7--Constructed from non-toxic materials, Made in America with Fair Trade labor.

8--Increases circulation to the wrists and hands when using a laptop. Rest arms on side of computer alternating with dropping down to floor.

9--Lie Down Desk (on your tummy) in lowest position actually restores energy similar to taking a nap, but WHILE YOU WORK.

This chair allows you to play with gravity to discover your own comfortable angles for whatever activity you are doing. You can kick back while working on your laptop, reading in bed or watching a video, or sit upright while attending a yoga class or hanging out with friends. You can even practice your guitar in this position!

Several of these chairs placed on your living room floor make a great alternative to a standard couch.
The Eco Backrest™ was designed to be used in conjunction with other props such as armrests and a Tilt Seat™ which establishes a complete work station desk for writing, reading or laptop use.

Other tips:
* For working on a laptop, you can use a separate keyboard placed on your lap, or just use the native keyboard. Point the screen so your line-of-sight meets the screen at a 90 degree angle. Place the mouse on the floor or bed to your side. You will need to put your mouse pad on a book or board if you don’t have a solid floor. (Or you can put keyboard and mouse pad on a lap pillow.)

* Be sure to drop your hands to the floor when not actively typeing or using the mouse. This will increase circulation to hands and wrists.

* Put everything you might need near you because this position can be so relaxing you won’t want to move. But it's worth it--working in this position can actually restore physical and mental energy similar to a nap--but even while you work.