Your Child Is Growing. Their Chair Should Too.

Why Can’t Kids Just Use an Adult Chair?

An adult chair is sized for adult legs, hips and backs. On one, a child usually ends up perched on the front edge with no back support, or sitting all the way back with their feet dangling. Neither position lasts. Within minutes they’re slouching, twisting or kneeling on the seat, and homework time turns into fidget time.

What Should You Look for in a Kids Desk Chair?

Look for a chair that adjusts where kids change fastest. Four features matter most:

• Adjustable seat height, so your child’s forearms rest on the desk with relaxed shoulders.
• Adjustable seat depth, so they can sit all the way back without the seat edge pressing behind their knees.
• A backrest that rises as their torso gets taller.
• A footrest for younger kids whose feet don’t reach the floor at desk height.

Bonus points for a seat that wipes clean. You’ll be glad after the first marker incident.

How Does a Chair Grow With Your Child?

Ringo by SIDIZ adjusts its backrest height and seat depth together, in four steps. One adjustment updates two measurements, so the chair keeps fitting as your child moves through the school years. A gas lift handles seat height separately, so Ringo works with the desk you already have.

Ringo is designed for children aged 6 to 13. It’s also a design with a track record: SIDIZ launched Ringo in 2011 and reports that about one in four children starting elementary school in South Korea ends up using one.

How Do You Set Up Your Child’s Chair Correctly?

Do this quick fit check with your child sitting at their usual desk:

1. Height: raise or lower the seat until their forearms rest on the desk and their shoulders stay relaxed, not hunched.
2. Feet: their feet should sit flat on the floor or a footrest, with knees bent at roughly a right angle.
3. Depth: with their back against the backrest, you should fit two to three fingers between the seat edge and the back of their knees.

Recheck the fit at the start of every school term. Kids grow fast, and a chair that fit in September may need a new setting by spring.

Try Ringo in Sofia

The best way to test a kids chair is with the kid. Bring your child to our showroom at XS Tower, 5 Panorama Sofia Street, and let them try Ringo at a desk. We’re open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and walk-ins are welcome.

Ringo is €395 including VAT and comes in several colors, with or without a footrest. Shop Ringo or plan your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What age is the Ringo kids chair for?

Ringo is designed for children aged 6 to 13. Instead of a fixed size, it adjusts in four steps, raising the backrest and deepening the seat together as your child grows. A gas lift sets the seat height to match their desk, so one chair can carry them through their school years.

2. Does my child need a footrest?

Yes, if their feet don’t reach the floor once the seat is at the right height for their desk. Dangling feet pull kids forward and make them slouch. A footrest gives them a stable base, with knees bent at roughly a right angle. Ringo is available with a footrest for younger children.

3. How much does the Ringo chair cost?

Ringo costs €395, including VAT. It comes in several colors, with or without a footrest. Because it adjusts across four growth steps, it’s built to fit your child for years rather than months, which makes it a longer-term buy than a fixed-size kids chair.

4. Can I try Ringo before buying?

Yes. You can try Ringo at our showroom at XS Tower, 5 Panorama Sofia Street, Sofia. We’re open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM, and walk-ins are welcome. Bring your child so they can sit at a desk and you can check the fit together.

Explore our range of ergonomic seating and home office solutions at snolw.com, or visit our Sofia showroom to find the setup that fits your body.

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