Description
Standing on hard floors means hard work for your body after a short time. To make working while standing more comfortable for you, we have developed the Aeris Muvmat. This special anti-fatigue mat is the perfect addition to your height-adjustable desk, but also for all other workplaces where you have to stand for a long time. The topographical 3D structure in the standing mat activates the foot reflex zones, relaxes the muscles and keeps the body moving: like walking on forest soil.
Thanks to its extremely hard-wearing top layer, our anti-fatigue mat can be used with shoes - but is also perfect for barefoot fans. In addition to the office workstation, you can also use the standing mat in production, in the laboratory and in your home. Simply everywhere where you work standing up.
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Stand in the active zone.
The Aeris Muvmat has a unique topographical 3D structure that gives your feet the feeling of standing on forest soil. More precisely: on roots, stones and soft moss.
The anti-fatigue mat stimulates your foot reflex zones and thus your blood circulation. In addition, your posture constantly adjusts a little. And if you move your feet, you won't get moss on your mind.
Stand in the comfort zone.
The resilient and relieving foam guarantees comfortable standing and is easy on the joints. Whether with shoes, barefoot or with socks - whether in the office, in production, in the laboratory or simply at home. The Aeris Muvmat is effective wherever long periods of standing are unavoidable. And who likes standing on a hard floor? Nobody!
Inspired by nature
Nature is known to be the most creative artist. That's why designer José Perico of Mortar Pestle Studio drew his inspiration for the new designs of the Aeris Muvmat covers from the very place where every step brings new ideas: On long walks in nature. "Walks through forests and nature trails, over mountains, stones and roots: I want to bring all these organic textures to the Aeris Muvmat covers with my designs," says the Portuguese artist. His plant concepts are based on the Bavarian flora and the species of the Bavarian Forest. In doing so, José mixes randomness with precise art: "My focus has always been on patterns and textures that combine movement and closeness to nature. Exactly what the Aeris Muvmat stands for.
