Helping companies optimize physical office layouts to support the respiratory and muscular comfort of teams in work environments. We conduct structural air-exchange rate inspections, assess the physical distribution of desks to prevent strain, and provide technical guidance on selecting and configuring adjustable workstations to mitigate back fatigue.
Schedule a consultationTracer-gas decay measurement to identify stagnation zones.
Mapping physical layout to reduce repetitive strain risks.
Selection and configuration to mitigate back fatigue.
Each benefit below is tied to a measurable workplace condition we assess and improve.
We map CO₂ buildup and stagnant air pockets across your floor plan. After adjusting diffuser placement and desk orientation, teams report steadier energy levels through the afternoon.
Our posture consulting identifies chairs and desk heights that cause sustained lumbar flexion. We recommend specific adjustable frames and monitor arm positions that reduce spinal load by over 25%.
Using tracer-gas decay and real-time CO₂ logging, we verify whether your HVAC delivers the designed air changes per hour. You get a pass/fail report per zone, not a generic estimate.
We measure how far each person reaches for tools, screens, and documents. A simple layout shift — placing high‑use items inside a 40 cm arc — cuts unnecessary twisting and shoulder strain.
Not every adjustable desk fits every user. We evaluate stability at standing height, keyboard tray angle, and monitor alignment so the transition between sitting and standing actually gets used.
Every audit produces a written record: airflow measurements, workstation dimensions, and posture observations. You keep the data for insurance, lease negotiations, or internal safety reviews.
Real feedback from companies that improved their office environments with spatial and posture audits.
"The airflow audit revealed dead zones we never noticed. After the diffuser redesign, our team's afternoon fatigue dropped noticeably. The data was clear and the implementation was smooth."
"We outfitted 80 desks with adjustable frames and monitor arms based on their recommendations. Six months later, back discomfort reports dropped by more than half. Worth every hour of planning."
"The motion-capture audit gave us hard numbers on spinal load during lab work. We reorganized benchtops into L-shaped zones and peak compression forces dropped 28%. Our technicians feel the difference."
Organizations we have worked with
Tell us about your office layout and we’ll send back a personalized airflow and posture improvement plan within two business days.
Straightforward answers about spatial audits, workstation ergonomics, and airflow assessments.
We measure air-exchange rates and CO₂ concentration gradients across your office floor using tracer-gas decay methods. The goal is to identify zones where stale air accumulates, causing drowsiness and reduced focus. The result is a heatmap of stagnation pockets and a recommended HVAC diffuser layout.
We evaluate reach envelopes, lumbar flexion during seated work, and the frequency of twisting motions. Using wearable IMU sensors or manual observation, we map cumulative spinal load over a shift. The output is a zone-by-zone recommendation for desk orientation, monitor arm placement, and keyboard tray angle.
We provide technical criteria—height range, stability at maximum extension, cable management, and motor noise—but we do not sell furniture. Our guidance helps you select a model that fits your team's height distribution and workflow, and we configure each unit to the user's Frankfort plane and elbow angle.
A full audit for a 50–100 person office takes two to three days on-site, plus one week for data analysis and report delivery. Smaller teams or single-floor layouts can be completed in one day. We schedule the on-site work outside peak hours to avoid disrupting your operations.
Yes. After configuring the workstations, we conduct one-on-one sessions to teach neutral spine alignment, proper monitor distance, and effective sit-stand transitions. The coaching is practical and lasts about 20 minutes per person. We also provide a quick-reference card for each desk.