GCG Interiors unveils intelligent office furniture

For the first time in the Middle East, visitors of Office 2004 Exhibition will have the chance to experience OBUSFORME's revolutionary ergonomic design that is globally recognized for its superior chiropractic benefits.

"The OBUSFORME incorporates a technology that is used by space astronauts to ensure healthy body posture in zero-gravity environments. The backrest continuously supports the natural lazy "S" curve of the spine, flexing as the body moves in any direction and providing adequate lumbar support. The OBUSEFORME seating simply "fits" the body size and shape, "said George Ambrail, Sales Director in Global Middle East.

With its uniquely shaped polycarbonate back frame and contoured seat, the OBUSFORME orthopedic chair helps reduce back strain by guiding the back into a correct, healthy posture. With MEMORY FOAM, the slow release foam padding evenly distributes body weight, helping to minimize pressure points and ease blood circulation.

"After the common cold, more people see doctors for back pains more than any other ailment. Almost 80% of the worldwide population will suffer back or neck pain at one time. It is important for today's professional to take good care of his/her back and to keep it healthy. Improving seating posture and reducing the strains of everyday living will help reduce back pain," added Ambrail

Today's office dwellers are becoming increasingly conscious of the importance of back care, the OBUSFORME proves to be a reliable preventive measure. The OBUSFORME chair is the only such product approved by the American and Canadian chiropractic and physiotherapy associations.

Along with other prize winning collections, OBUSFORME models featuring molded foam seat and back with a broad selection of arms and a wide variety of durable and attractive fabrics can be viewed at the GCG Interiors - Global stand in Office 2004 Exhibition.

Experience the space age technology on the GCG - Global stand from 17th to 19th May 2004 in the Airport Expo, East Hall, stand B41.