Reception teams handling follow-up records work place a chair with waterfall seat. Ergonomic task chairs need to account for those working conditions without asking every employee to use the same fixed posture. This chair has a thick padded seat and back with built-in lumbar support, while its waterfall seat reduces stress to your legs. The back height and depth are fully adjustable, allowing you to set the chair around the person using it. Fixed loop style arms provide an arm position that remains in place as employees move through their daily work.
The seat height adjusts pneumatically from 18 1/2 inches to 23 1/2 inches, giving you a specific range for positioning the seat at different desks and for different users. Overall dimensions are 17 1/2 inches wide by 25 inches deep by 40 inches high. The seat and back are both thickly padded, and the built-in lumbar support is located in the back. The waterfall seat shape is the feature that reduces stress to your legs, while the back height and depth adjustments let you alter those two back dimensions. Hooded double wheel casters are included for movement across the floor, and the fixed loop style arms remain stationary rather than adjusting with the back.
You can use the pneumatic adjustment to set the seat within its 18 1/2-inch to 23 1/2-inch range, then adjust the back height and depth for the person assigned to the workstation. The fixed loop style arms keep the arm configuration consistent from one use to the next. Its 17 1/2-inch width, 25-inch depth, and 40-inch height give you the stated overall footprint when planning desk spacing, aisle clearance, and workstation placement. For offices outfitting multiple seats, the combination of padded contact surfaces, built-in lumbar support, adjustable back positioning, and pneumatic seat height lets you address the physical differences across your team while keeping the chair's arm style fixed.