PostureAssist Foot Rest

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PostureAssist Foot Rest As an Australian-owned company, we prioritize excellence, sustainability, and quality. What sets it apart? Why Choose PostureAssist? Who is it Suitable For?

Our products meet the highest standards, and we continuously strive to improve our designs. Introducing the PostureAssist Foot Rest
At PostureAssist, we are proud to introduce a revolutionary footrest designed to enhance posture and alleviate pain associated with poor seating habits. Our innovative product attaches to an office chair, elevating the feet to align with the rest of the body for optimal seated posture. Our unique design is unlike any other footrest on the market. Unlike traditional footrests, our product swivels on castors, allowing for effortless movement and adjustment. The device attaches to the centre post of the chair, ensuring stability and preventing it from being kicked out of control or slipping away from use. Materials and Construction
The PostureAssist Foot Rest is crafted from high-quality, heavy-duty ABS injection mould plastic, featuring metal fixtures. All components are fully recyclable and reusable, minimizing waste and promoting sustainability. How it Works
The footrest attaches to the centre post of an office chair using a hinge and bolt system. Simply adjust the wheels up or down to achieve the ideal height for your body structure. Our testimonials from medical professionals and therapists confirm that our product effectively improves posture and alleviates pain, including back pain, hip pain, neck pain, and joint pain. The PostureAssist Foot Rest is perfect for individuals up to 5'10" in height, including those working from home offices, general workplace offices, school homework areas, or any setting where seated work is performed.

Our first NZ creator collaboration is officially underway 🇳🇿✨We’re so excited to be working with Somewhere Between Every...
13/10/2026

Our first NZ creator collaboration is officially underway 🇳🇿✨

We’re so excited to be working with Somewhere Between Everything, who has received their PostureAssist Footrest and is getting ready to put it to the test in a real home office setup.

We can’t wait to hear how it fits into everyday work life once it’s had a proper trial.

A very exciting little milestone for PostureAssist 💚



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One week to go! 👣This time next week, we’ll be getting ready for the Workplace Health & Safety Show 2026 at ICC Sydney.I...
12/10/2026

One week to go! 👣

This time next week, we’ll be getting ready for the Workplace Health & Safety Show 2026 at ICC Sydney.

If you work in WHS, workplace wellbeing, HR, facilities, procurement, or you’re simply interested in practical workplace solutions, come and visit us at Stand H41.

You’ll be able to see PostureAssist Footrest in action, learn how it works, and try it for yourself.

📍 ICC Sydney
📅 21–22 October 2026
👣 Stand H41
🎟️ FREE tickets: https://bit.ly/4bhKI9J
🎫 Or use code ASSIST when registering

We’d love to see you there!

12/10/2026

Your feet aren’t just along for the ride when you’re sitting.
Having your feet properly supported on the floor, or on a footrest if you can’t comfortably reach the ground, gives your body a stable base to work from.
That contact also provides proprioceptive feedback, helping your body recognise where it is in space and giving you something solid to push against.
Sometimes a small change in how you sit can make a surprisingly big difference to how supported and stable you feel.

10/10/2026

Your body has a built-in sense of where it is in space. It’s called **proprioception**.

Specialised feedback from your joints helps your brain understand joint position and movement, often without you consciously thinking about it.

After an injury, that feedback can sometimes become less reliable. That can affect how confidently and accurately the body responds during movement.

It’s one of the reasons proprioception and joint awareness are such interesting parts of understanding movement, balance and injury recovery.

No better way to end the week than with a stack of PostureAssist orders heading out the door 🙌Made right here in the Hun...
09/10/2026

No better way to end the week than with a stack of PostureAssist orders heading out the door 🙌

Made right here in the Hunter Valley, packed up and ready to help make more workdays a whole lot more comfortable.

Thanks for keeping us busy - we love seeing these boxes pile up 💛

09/10/2026

Your muscles don’t work in isolation. They work together in balance.

When one muscle group becomes tight or overactive, the muscles working in the opposite direction can become inhibited or less effective.

Think of it like the body’s own **yin and yang**. Opposing muscle groups work together to help support movement, stability and posture.

Understanding those patterns can be an important part of looking at how your body moves throughout the day.

Your team might not be injured - but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re comfortable.Small, repeated movements like sh...
07/10/2026

Your team might not be injured - but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’re comfortable.

Small, repeated movements like shifting in your chair, bracing your lower back, stretching your legs or constantly readjusting can be signs that your workstation simply isn’t supporting you properly.

And when that happens for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, it adds up.

PostureAssist is designed to support the foundation of your seated posture by keeping your feet supported - and unlike a traditional floor footrest, it moves with your chair.

A small change to your workstation can make a big difference to how supported you feel throughout the day.

Want to learn more about ergonomics, posture and creating a better workspace?

Read this article: https://bit.ly/3VzdZSW

06/10/2026

What can a childhood battle with polio teach us about the way the body moves?
Professor Vladimir Janda experienced polio himself and had to learn to walk again. His experiences helped shape a lifelong interest in movement, muscle function and the patterns of imbalance that can develop throughout the body.
His work went on to influence how we understand what are now commonly known as Janda’s Cross Syndromes, including patterns involving tight and weakened muscles around the upper and lower body.
A fascinating bit of history behind the way we think about posture and movement today.

05/10/2026

Sometimes you just need to see it in action. 👣

PostureAssist Footrest attaches directly to the centre stem of your office chair, giving you a stable place to support your feet while still allowing the footrest to move with the chair.

It’s height-adjustable, easy to swivel away when you don’t need it, and designed to stay with your chair rather than being left behind under the desk.

Want to try it for yourself?

We’ll be demonstrating PostureAssist at the Workplace Health & Safety Show 2026 in Sydney.

📍 ICC Sydney
📅 21–22 October 2026
👣 Stand H41
🎟️ FREE tickets: https://bit.ly/4bhKI9J
🎫 Or use code ASSIST when registering

Come and see how it works in person.

03/10/2026

Feeling tight across the chest after a long day at your desk?

A simple doorway stretch can be an easy way to open up the chest and give those pectoral muscles some movement.

Place your forearms against the doorway, gently move your chest forward and hold the stretch comfortably for around 30 seconds.

No fancy equipment needed. Just a doorway and a little bit of time. 🙌

Remember, stretching should feel gentle. Don’t push into pain.

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