Chairless Chair 2.0
The Chairless Chair offers a flexible sitting and support position directly against the body – ideal when prolonged standing puts strain on the back or legs. The passive exoskeleton reduces pressure on the spine and joints, supports an upright posture, and noticeably reduces fatigue throughout the workday. Designed for professional and private use.
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Lightweight, robust and flexible
Exoskeleton advantages at a glance
The Chairless Chair combines ergonomic support with ease of use and a robust construction. It was designed to be flexibly adjustable to different body sizes, working conditions, and applications. Thanks to its high-quality materials, it is durable, reliable, and ready for immediate use.
1. Attach the clicker to the shoe.
2. Close the strap and adjust the size.
3. Adjust the size of the skeleton legs
4. Close the leg bands and connect the skeleton legs to the clickers.
5. Choose a sitting position and work in a relaxed manner.
Other features of the Chairless Chair
This is how the Chairless Chair works
The Chairless Chair transfers weight directly from the body to the floor. This relieves pressure on the spine, intervertebral discs, and knees, while simultaneously strengthening the back and thigh muscles and promoting an upright posture. It's perfect for sit-stand workstations where prolonged standing can be challenging. This allows you to work with focus and productivity without worrying about back pain or postural problems.
What components are included in the delivery of the Chairless Chair?
The Chairless Chair comes complete with all one-size textile components – vest, hip belt (for hip circumference 74–130 cm), and beltless adapter – as well as a practical carrying bag for safe and convenient transport. Upon request, we also offer the textile components – vest, hip belt (for hip circumference up to 68 cm), and beltless adapter – in size XS.
Passive exoskeleton
The Chairless Chair relieves the spine, intervertebral discs and knees during alternating standing and sitting activities – completely without electricity.
Faster and easier than you think!
The Chairless Chair weighs only 3.6 kg and can be put on and taken off in a very short time.
FAQ about the Chairless Chair
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Which exoskeleton is suitable for which body size?
The Chairless Chair is available in one size. The exoskeleton can be worn by people between 150 and 200 cm tall and weighing a maximum of 120 kg. A separate textile set for the Chairless Chair is also available in one size. Upon request, the textile set can also be purchased in size XS.
Why buy an exoskeleton?
Purchasing an exoskeleton is worthwhile if employees regularly work in strenuous positions – such as standing, squatting, or bending over. The exoskeleton reduces physical strain, supports ergonomically correct posture, and improves workplace safety.
How does an exoskeleton support the back and legs?
The Chairless Chair relieves the lower back and leg muscles by transferring body weight into an ergonomic sitting position. This reduces pressure on intervertebral discs, joints, and muscles, and prevents typical discomfort associated with standing work.
How does the Chairless Chair support the requirements of DIN EN ISO 9241?
DIN EN ISO 9241 defines ergonomic principles for workplaces. The Chairless Chair helps support these requirements by promoting an ergonomically sound posture, reducing static strain while standing, and enabling regular breaks in posture. It can thus be a valuable addition to companies' ergonomic initiatives and the prevention of muscular strain.
What do I need to consider when conducting a risk assessment for an exoskeleton?
As part of the risk assessment, we examine the physical strain present and how an exoskeleton can be effectively integrated. We support companies with the ergonomic evaluation, selection of the appropriate model, and documentation in accordance with legal requirements.