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Work takes up so much of our daily lives. If we’re not actually there, we’re commuting. Or we’re planning or worrying about what the working week will bring. So, if you’re struggling mentally or emotionally at work, it can badly impact the rest of your life. You can feel stressed or anxious, or even depressed. Finding ways to combat that is vital to your own wellbeing. So, what can you do to better manage your mental health at work?

Whether you run a business or work from home, finding ways to make your office space more practical, comfortable, and productive should be a priority. And that includes focusing on the area around your desk and chair. The good news is that there is a whole range of accessories available to help you do just that. These are our top five favourites.

When you’re shopping for office chairs, you’ll come across a lot of jargon. Some of it might not be relevant to you, as a shopper. But one of the things it’s useful to know about is tilt tension. So, what is it, and what do you need to know about it?

You don’t realise the value of a good, supportive, and comfortable office chair until you find yourself having to work without one. A quality office chair can support your posture. It helps you to avoid aches and strains. And it makes those long hours at your desk that little bit more bearable. But even the best office chair can’t last forever. So, how do you know when it’s time to replace your old faithful and buy a new office chair?

When you’re looking for a new office chair, an overriding priority has to be comfort. You may be sitting in it for up to eight hours a day. In some professions, even longer. If an office chair is uncomfortable, it’s not just an inconvenience. It can lead to genuine and diverse health conditions, from aches and strains to chronic back pain. If you’re really unlucky, you could even develop poor circulation and cardiovascular disease. So, comfort is so much more than a ‘nice to have’. But how do you know which chairs are likely to be comfortable when shopping online? Today, we’ll take a look at mesh office chairs.

When it comes to your professional life, having a cosy and comfortable office space can drastically increase productivity and well-being. Whether your job requires you to work from home or at the workplace, transforming your small office into a cosy space doesn’t have to be so complicated or expensive. We have a couple of effective tips and tricks to help make your small office more cost and efficient.

Whether for a home office or a larger workspace, choosing a desk can be challenging. You don’t want to spend more than you have to. But at the same time, you don’t want to choose a product that may make the user uncomfortable. A good desk needs to be practical and comfortable. And for that reason, an ergonomic desk can be a really good idea. But how do you know if the desk you’re buying is ergonomic?

Sitting for long periods is never a good thing. In fact, prolonged sitting has been linked to a whole range of health implications – from back pain to cardiovascular diseases. But knowing this doesn’t really help when you have a job that ties you to a desk. You have to work, few of us have any choice about that. So, taking regular breaks and choosing the right chair are both essential elements to staying healthy. But how do you know which type of office chair to choose?