People tend to slide down on chairs, which results in wedging the backbone between the seat board and backrest, putting unnecessary strain on our musculoskeletal system. This chair prevents that risk simply by removing the front half of the seat. A half seat still supports the bones required for sitting, allowing most of the normal activities you would expect to do on a chair, such as reading, writing and eating. Furthermore, this design is especially suitable for when playing musical instruments, which requires the sitting posture to be even more sensitive.

The shape and structure of the chair have been adapted to suit the smaller seat, and its effect on sitting posture. The design is material efficient and also space-saving due to its stackability.