The ZGC-4-Lift is a versatile chair that allows you to recline to an infinite number of positions, is equipped with a motorized headrest and legrest, and has a lift mechanism to help you get into and out of the chair.
Roger, a mechanical engineer with back pain, compares his used Altwork Signature Station with his new ErgoQuest Zero Gravity Workstation 0b-XL-Lift.
My first impression is how way more comfortable it is [than the Altwork]. This is the first piece of furniture that I’ve sat in that actually fits me, that is big enough, comfortable enough.
The ZGC-4-Lift is a versatile chair that allows you to recline to an infinite number of positions, is equipped with a motorized headrest and legrest, and has a lift mechanism to help you get into and out of the chair.
This new version of the ZGW-2c allows you to fold up the workstation to easily transport it from room to room.
This workstation has helped me get back on my feet, get to work, and it’s just been an amazing piece of equipment that has been extremely vital in my recovery, maintaining my business, and keeping life going.
How to assemble the ZGW-7b-Max — fast version with music and slower version with written instructions and timestamps.
The Zero Gravity Workstation 0b-Flex offers a fully retracting legrest and counterbalanced keyboard and monitor arms.
This larger, reinforced version of the Zero Gravity Workstation 7b is both durable and customizable, creating a powerful workstation.
It’s hard to even measure the return on investment of this workstation because it’s been so dramatic. I’ve been able to focus on growing my business, and it has grown rapidly since getting the workstation.