Battery-Powered Heated Lumbar Office Chair
The weather is a whole lot colder for a great deal of us. If you’re having a hard time staying warm this year, this seat manages to heat things up from underneath of you. With this you could complete your set of heated items. It’s not enough to have a heated mouse and keyboard, you have to finish it off with a Heated Lumbar Office Chair.
There are only two different temperature settings, but at least both will keep you nice and warm. One of the best parts of this office chair is that it’s powered by a rechargeable battery. That means that while you’re rolling around you won’t have a cord to worry about rolling over. It comes stuffed with memory foam and is designed to relieve those pressure points. You can purchase the leather chair for the slightly expensive price of $799.95 from Hammacher and Schlemmer.
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Peter Gutenberg Says: July 4, 2010 at 11:36 pm
Heated mouse and mouse pad now that is not cool. ha ha. The chair on the other hand could be a great asset to the home office or if you have a great employer you may be able to negotiate some much needed luxuries for your working life.
Kantoormeubelen Says: October 22, 2010 at 4:57 am
Although it’s a bit expensive, I LOVE the idea of a heated chair! Especially with the winter coming up, a warm place would be great news. I hope something like this is available in the Netherlands soon as well.
Dave Glass Says: January 4, 2011 at 7:19 pm
Ok! I am originally from the most southern tip of Australia. This type of chair would be fantastic, but what about those people weltering up north. Is there any such chair that cools?
www.Ethosource.com Says: May 24, 2011 at 12:04 pm
Wow! This is such a great idea but very costly. I am one of those people who are constantly cold and would love to have a heated chair.
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