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Humanscale is the premier designer and manufacturer of sustainable, high-performance ergonomic products for the workplace. Our award-winning solutions improve the health, efficiency and quality of work life. Since its founding in 1983, Humanscale has held the belief that design based on functionality and ease of use results in honest and enduring forms. Humanscale`s simple, elegant solutions stand the test of time—both functionally and aesthetically—while consuming as little of the Earth`s limited resources as possible. Nearly every Humanscale product can contribute to the achievement of LEED-CI, -NC and -EB credits. In addition to manufacturing premier ergonomic work tools, Humanscale`s team of certified ergonomists is available to help organizations further improve worker comfort, reduce injuries, and boost productivity through ergonomic assessments, training, and program development. With headquarters in New York City, Humanscale`s showrooms, offices and manufacturing facilities are strategically located throughout North America, Europe, Asia and Australia, while a worldwide network of esteemed distributors enables Humanscale solutions to reach every corner of the globe.
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