Optimum angle to raise your waist upright
Curble Chair’s bottom surface is raised up by 35 degrees, (Curble Wider) making your body lean forward naturally in a sitting position. At this moment, Curble Chair’s support pushes your waist naturally to make a correct posture.
Sitting
When sitting on Curble, the support’s leverage effect pushes the T-spine naturally to make a correct posture. Sitting in a correct posture reduces the posture on the spine and joint by up to 30%.
Coccyx lifted & Supporting waist
Your coccyx is lifted naturally to disperse the pressure on the spine and correct the core muscles on your body.
Dispersed spinal pressure
Curble Chair naturally brings in your hip together to disperse the pressure concentrated on your back to allow you to sit comfortably for longer. The curved seat holds the pelvis together and keeps your spine upright.
How Curble Chair Works,
the Leverage Effect.
Spherical bottom
design
The spherical design of Curble Chair’s seat naturally lifts up the lumber by creates a leverage effect. The weight of the user placed on the seat works as a force that makes the backrest come forward and support the user’s lumbar.
※ Proper angle of the chair when sitting: 90 degrees
Good posture of
sitting
Proper posture is one that doesn’t strain the spine. The gravity’s pull on the spine should be evenly distributed across the body by straightening the body, opening up the chest and slightly tucking in the chin so that the spine from our neck to back is aligned.
Proper posture is having your ears, shoulders and pelvis in line while the spine maintain a natural S-shaped curve.
Air Hallway System
Air Hallway system and fabric pattern makes body heat and sweat circulate smoothly to stay cool for a long time.
Features by parts
Optimum angle to raise your waist upright
Curble Chair’s bottom surface is raised up by 35 degrees, (Curble Wider) making your body lean forward naturally in a sitting position. At this moment, Curble Chair’s support pushes your waist naturally to make a correct posture.
Sitting
When sitting on Curble, the support’s leverage effect pushes the T-spine naturally to make a correct posture. Sitting in a correct posture reduces the posture on the spine and joint by up to 30%.
Coccyx lifted & Supporting waist
Your coccyx is lifted naturally to disperse the pressure on the spine and correct the core muscles on your body.
Dispersed spinal pressure
Curble Chair naturally brings in your hip together to disperse the pressure concentrated on your back to allow you to sit comfortably for longer. The curved seat holds the pelvis together and keeps your spine upright.
How Curble Chair Works,
the Leverage Effect.
Spherical bottom
design
The spherical design of Curble Chair’s seat naturally lifts up the lumber by creates a leverage effect. The weight of the user placed on the seat works as a force that makes the backrest come forward and support the user’s lumbar.
※ Proper angle of the chair when sitting: 90 degrees
Good posture of
sitting
Proper posture is one that doesn’t strain the spine. The gravity’s pull on the spine should be evenly distributed across the body by straightening the body, opening up the chest and slightly tucking in the chin so that the spine from our neck to back is aligned.
Proper posture is having your ears, shoulders and pelvis in line while the spine maintain a natural S-shaped curve.
Air Hallway System
Air Hallway system and fabric pattern makes body heat and sweat circulate smoothly to stay cool for a long time.
Features by parts
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