CHICAGO (June 3, 2008) – Seatability, the leading bungee chair manufacturer in the United States, today announced the introduction of the Solace chair line, an innovative and uniquely designed office chair line that incorporates new bungee band technology never before seen. The Solace will be officially unveiled at the NeoCon World’s Trade Fair in downtown Chicago on June 9.

The Solace line uses Seatability’s patented flat-bungee technology, the Elasticity System, on both the seating and the lumbar portions of the chairs. Unlike traditional bungee cords, this system of elastic bands is able to individually contour to each unique user according to his or her body type and sitting preference. It creates the illusion of a surface with the supreme comfort, breathability and ergonomics of individual bungee bands. Solace’s bungee technology, combined with its unique style, makes it a truly imaginative new entry into the office chair industry.

“Solace is going to change the way people look at office chairs,” said Derek Perkins, CEO of Seatability. “Typically, office chairs are made of mesh or foam, but bungee chairs, especially the Solace line, are the next generation of chair. Our chairs are defined by the people who use them, and they normally include the young, trendy professionals that embrace creative and hip new products.”

Chairs in the Solace line are created to accent a variety of office spaces both contemporary and traditional. They feature higher backs with more bungee bands, translating into an enhanced level of comfort. Solace’s elegant design was developed by Bill Raftery, a multiple award-winning and highly recognized designer.

“The chairs’ results are everything I had hoped for,” said Mr. Raftery. “The direction is a little racy, but I’m convinced that its design is consistent with what people want. My other options all looked safer, and in turn, unexciting.”

The Solace line includes a high-back executive, mid-back task and a guest chair.

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SALT LAKE CITY (June 1, 2007) — Patterned after the Susan G. Komen Foundation’s Race for a Cure, Seatability recently announced a breast cancer donation fundraiser called Sit for a Cure. Seatability, a Utah manufacturer and importer of ergonomic office chairs, will donate a portion of the proceeds from their new carnation pink Elite model task chair to the Utah chapter of the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Sit for a Cure will be officially launched on June 9, 2007 at the NeoCon World’s Trade Fair in Chicago and run through the end of October, which is National Breast Cancer awareness month.

“We have had an amazing response to the pink chair,” said Elizabeth Hansen, Director of Operations at Seatability. “People have been excited about having a uniquely stylish chair that supports a great cause at the same time.”

The bright pink Elite model chair will likely retail for around $245; Seatability will donate $10 of this to the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

“When Seatability prepared to launch a new line of 34 colored chairs, the sight of the bright pink chair sparked the idea to donate a portion of the proceeds to breast cancer research,” said Jason Barber, Director of Marketing and Special Projects. “There are many things people can do to support this great cause, and we hope we can help by simply sitting down.”

For more information, visit www.komen.org.

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