Put your chair at work with genuine leather, molded polyurethane armrests, and pneumatic height adjustment. If one employee sits for a short administrative session while another remains at the desk for hours, the same seat setting cannot reflect both work patterns. You can adjust the seat height, raise or lower the arms, and use tilt-tension adjustment as your position changes during the day. That gives your staff specific contact points to set around their own workstations.
The seat surface and the outer back areas are upholstered with genuine leather, while the armrests are molded polyurethane. The arms are height adjustable. A pneumatic lifter adjusts the seat height from 18 inches to 21 1/2 inches, giving you a measured range to set at each workstation. Tilt-tension adjustment is included for changes in how you position the chair. Overall dimensions are 27 1/2-inch wide by 27-inch deep by 45-inch high. These specifications let you compare the chair against the clearances and desk heights already present in your office without treating the overall height as a seat-height measurement.
For your purchasing review, the configuration centers on the adjustments each user can address at the workstation: seat height, arm height, and tilt tension. A user can set the pneumatic lifter within the stated 18-inch to 21 1/2-inch seat-height range, adjust the arms, and use tilt-tension adjustment without relying on a single fixed position. The genuine leather upholstery applies to the seat surface and outer back areas, while the molded polyurethane armrests identify the arm material. With the 27 1/2-inch width, 27-inch depth, and 45-inch overall height recorded for planning, you have the measurements needed to evaluate placement at individual desks. Review those dimensions alongside your workstation layout, then specify the chair where its adjustment points match the way your staff works.