Choosing the right tattoo artist chair plays an important role in ensuring quality work and comfort throughout the workday. Let's look at the main types of chairs and their features.
Classic models with a round seat and a cross
- Advantages: Simple design, stability and affordable cost.
- Disadvantages: Limited adjustment options, the lack of a backrest can create discomfort during long work.
Models with a round seat, a crossrest and a backrest
- Advantages: More comfortable due to the backrest supporting the spine.
- Disadvantages: Less mobility due to the presence of a backrest, limited adjustment options.
Orthopedic models with a saddle-shaped seat
- Advantages: Maintain correct posture, reduce the load on the spine and improve blood circulation.
- Disadvantages: Require time to get used to, higher price.
Tattoo chairs with pneumatic height adjustment
- Advantages: Allow you to easily and quickly change the height of the chair, provide smooth adjustment.
- Disadvantages: More complex design, can be noisy when adjusting.
Models with armrests
- Advantages: Relieve tension from the shoulders and arms, add comfort.
- Disadvantages: Can limit movement.
Important points when choosing
- Materials: It is best to choose materials that are resistant to disinfection and easy to care for, such as synthetic leather.
- Adjustments: The more adjustments, the better. Pay attention to the adjustment of height, backrest angle, armrests and headrest.
- Stability: The chair must be stable to avoid accidental falls.
- Additional functions: Some models can be equipped with built-in massagers, seat heating and other useful functions.
The choice of chair depends on your preferences and needs. If comfort and health are important to you, pay attention to orthopedic models or chairs with pneumatic adjustment. If simplicity and affordability are a priority, then classic models will be an excellent choice.
You can read about the impact of the type of chair on the health of a tattoo artist in our article "How a Tattoo Artist's Chair Affects Their Health and Long-Term Career"