Is the traditional solid wood chair comparable to the ergonomic chair represented by HM now?

There is no comparability. ? The design of any industrial product in direct contact with the human body must first conform to the use scene and specific actions. Even the same tool will have different settings when applied to different people. For example, engineering-grade tools used by engineers and constructors are usually called professional equipment. The word professional means many data standards, safety standards, accuracy standards and durability standards, and you will find that the word efficiency is very important to them. General household, DIY at most, ease of use and safety are more important.

Most people have a very, very big misunderstanding about ergonomics. Ergonomics is not a standard, there are many different standards. The human body is very complex, and the requirements of ergonomics are different under different movements, postures and states. The ergonomic chair we are talking about is actually very reasonable for protecting, correcting and reducing the fatigue caused by maintaining the posture at the computer desk. Such as seat height adjustment, seat cushion fit and backrest fit and support. At the same time, the randomness of its use and the comfort of other postures will inevitably be sacrificed. For example, it can also be used as a lounge chair, but it is not necessarily the most comfortable lounge chair, which is irreconcilable. Because the ergonomic chair requires a package to a certain extent, and this package is based on sitting posture, it is impossible to achieve the best of both worlds in the posture of recliner. Continue to talk about wrapping, we all know that the seat of the racing car is the most wrapped. This should be the representative of the most typical ergonomic design, but again, it only conforms to the ergonomics in the racing state. Therefore, if we want to briefly summarize the ergonomic chair in one sentence, it is the chair that is most ergonomic under the movements and postures in front of the desk or computer desk.