Posture Supports/Footrests 

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Why do you need footrests and posture supports?

Footrests 

Footrests provide the necessary support for your legs where your feet do not touch the ground.  Our range of footrests for high benches have a greater range of height adjustability.  

Many of our height adjustable footrests can be adjusted with your foot, helping you to avoid bending you...

Why do you need footrests and posture supports?

Footrests 

Footrests provide the necessary support for your legs where your feet do not touch the ground.  Our range of footrests for high benches have a greater range of height adjustability.  

Many of our height adjustable footrests can be adjusted with your foot, helping you to avoid bending your back unnecessarily. An ideal ergonomic solution in multi user environments.

 

Often our office desks are a given height that can be to high for some users.  An office footrest is the ergonomic solution when this happens.  The smaller person can adjust their office chair to suit their desk height and use a footrest so they their feet can rest.  This takes the pressure off the thighs and helps you avoid back pain.

 

Footrests ensure exactly the right angle between your thigh and upper body thus relieving pressure and improving blood circulation.

That is why the EEC directive governing the minimum health and safety requirements for the workplace specifies the following:

“When seated, the employee’s feet must be in contact with the floor or a footrest”.

 

Posture Supports

Lumbar supports will fit the curve of your back perfectly and help prevent back pain. Seat wedges will help improve your posture as they raise your hips and help you sit comfortably and pain free.

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Why do you need footrests and posture supports?

Footrests 

Footrests provide the necessary support for your legs where your feet do not touch the ground.  Our range of footrests for high benches have a greater range of height adjustability.  

Many of our height adjustable footrests can be adjusted with your foot, helping you to avoid bending you...

Why do you need footrests and posture supports?

Footrests 

Footrests provide the necessary support for your legs where your feet do not touch the ground.  Our range of footrests for high benches have a greater range of height adjustability.  

Many of our height adjustable footrests can be adjusted with your foot, helping you to avoid bending your back unnecessarily. An ideal ergonomic solution in multi user environments.

 

Often our office desks are a given height that can be to high for some users.  An office footrest is the ergonomic solution when this happens.  The smaller person can adjust their office chair to suit their desk height and use a footrest so they their feet can rest.  This takes the pressure off the thighs and helps you avoid back pain.

 

Footrests ensure exactly the right angle between your thigh and upper body thus relieving pressure and improving blood circulation.

That is why the EEC directive governing the minimum health and safety requirements for the workplace specifies the following:

“When seated, the employee’s feet must be in contact with the floor or a footrest”.

 

Posture Supports

Lumbar supports will fit the curve of your back perfectly and help prevent back pain. Seat wedges will help improve your posture as they raise your hips and help you sit comfortably and pain free.

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Annette Shannahan - Owner ..

We at Abbey Physio and HealthcareDirect have worked very effectively and on many occasions with Seamus and the team at Kos Ergonomics when seeking solutions and resolving work-related...

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Eileen Murphy - Physiotherapist ..

I recommend patients to KOS. They have experience and expertise with ergonomic solutions for patients with particular problems. When they sell a chair, they ensure that the chair is fitted...

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Padraic O'Fiynn - Ergonomist ..

Since 2006, working as a chartered ergonomist with KOS Ergonomic solutions has greatly contributed to an early and safe return to work mainly for staff and where necessary students of the...

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Kathleen Treanor - Ergonomist ..

I Kathleen Treanor have worked collaboratively with KOS and Seamus Kennedy since 2000. We have worked together with many organisations both public and private, to provide professional...

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Sarah Carry - UCD ..

Since first contacting KOS Ergonomic Solutions in 2010, l have found their service reliable and efficient, combining excellent customer service and product expertise with a range of ergonomic...

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Eileen Hannon - Stryker ..

KOS Ergonomic Solutions has supplied us with chairs for our Beading Room which have been very beneficial to the safety and comfort of our employees working in this area. These chairs are used 14-18...

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Alison Minter - Paypal ..

Just wanted to say thank you for the quick and efficient service over the last year. It’s been a pleasure dealing with you and I would highly recommend KOS to anyone

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Irene O'B - Physio & Ergonomist ..

Following a fall from a bicycle I sustained a T10 (mid back) wedge fracture with no nerve damage. I also reinjured my neck having sustained a whiplash injury some 20 years previously. Three months...

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Karol Fitzgerald - Athlone IT ..

As I informed you previously to my numerous back problems, resulting from fracturing a couple of vertebra in my lower back a number of years ago. This later caused disc to slip, trapping nerves...

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Since 1991, we have been working with companies and individuals as the leading provider of ergonomic office furniture in Ireland.

We currently provide a full ergonomic service from office to home with our ergonomic homeworker packages, sit stand desks , ergonomic chairs , remote assessments and KOS Ergonomic program management software.

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