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Mastering office chair adjustments: explore the nuances of seat, backrest, and tilt customisations, and uncover the essential elements that personalise your seated experience. Enhance your sitting and working efficiency with a deep understanding of these vital office chair adjustments.

Unlock the secrets of your office chair's inner workings with our comprehensive guide to ergonomic office chair parts. From castors to headrests, and everything in between, discover the key components that make your seating experience truly comfortable and adjustable. Make an informed choice for your next office chair purchase by exploring these essential features.

Looking for quality furniture made locally? Read our blog and learn why buying New Zealand made furniture is the best choice for your office or commercial fitout project. By supporting local companies, you help our communities, create jobs, and build a more sustainable future. Buro's New Zealand made furniture range comes with a 'Buy New Zealand Made' certification and the famous Kiwi Trademark.

Discover the significance of diverse office seating and the advantages it offers in terms of productivity and wellness for employees. Learn about the three different types of workers and how their requirements differ. Explore office neighbourhoods and the four foundational space typologies according to Steelcase. Finally, delve into the finest seating alternatives for your organisation, including ergonomic office chairs, active sitting stools, and more.

Touchdown spaces are a great option for businesses that want to support a flexible or hybrid working environment. They provide staff with a convenient place to work. A well-designed touchdown space can encourage collaboration, improve engagement and lead to better performance and productivity.

With many offices now shifting to accommodate flexible working, three distinct spaces have emerged to support new hybrid working models. Ergonomic workstations, Touchdown spaces and Collaboration areas – each with their own unique seating requirements.