The next position is always the best

The concept of sitting in a kneeling-like position is nothing new, it can be traced back centuries, to ancient Buddhist traditions or to the traditional Japanese seiza style of sitting. The concept of modern kneeling chairs as we know them today, however, was first introduced in Norway in the 1970s.


It all started with Variable™, the original kneeling chair, designed by Peter Opsvik in 1979. The freedom of movement and variation the chair allows, is what sets Variable™ and its predecessors apart from the crowd. Explore our versatile collection of kneeling chairs and find the one that best suits your needs.

Variable™

Original kneeling chair®

This iconic design has been thriving since the late 70s. Free from mechanical adjustment parts, the original kneeling chair offers a no-fuss approach to a more balanced way of sitting.

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The design is intuitive and easy to use, with endless possibilities when it comes to sitting positions. If you've never tried a kneeling chair before this is the place to start. Variable™ is the perfect entry-level kneeling chair with supreme sitting comfort, guaranteed.

Variable™ Plus

The kneeling chair that has your back

If you're not ready to give up backrests just yet but still crave the freedom of movement and variation that a kneeling chair has to offer, Variable™ Plus is the chair for you.

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The chair features the same base as Variable™, sporting all the same benefits, and is coupled with a fixed backrest. The backrest allows you to vary between a wider range of sitting positions. Lean in when focusing on a task in front of you and lean back and stretch out for small breaks or incoming phone calls.

Thatsit™

The adjustable kneeling chair

Thatsit™ is an overall larger chair and features a wider seat and backrest for added comfort and support. Furthermore, Thatsit™ is adjustable, allowing you to find the setting that best supports you.

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When adjusting the chair, opt for whichever setting feels right. Be mindful that this might even change throughout the day. An ideal setting allows you to move freely, without constraints, while still providing sufficient support when you need it.