By shift change, your chair needs flip-up arms and 400-pound capacity. The 400-pound weight capacity gives you a clear purchasing specification when one seating standard must serve a broad range of people. Adjustable flip-up arms let you account for changing desk, meeting, and clearance needs during the workday. The mesh back includes adjustable lumbar, while the black fabric seat uses high density foam and spring pack construction. Those are the details to review when your current seating leaves employees shifting, reaching, or working around fixed arm placement.
The seat height adjusts through a pneumatic gas lift. A spring tilt mechanism provides the tilt function, and tilt tension control lets you set resistance. The back is mesh with adjustable lumbar, and the seat is upholstered in black fabric over high density foam and spring pack construction. The base is steel and measures 27 inches, with five casters beneath it. Overall dimensions are 30 1/2-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 46 1/2-inch high. The chair has a 400-pound weight capacity, giving your facilities team measurable specifications for workstation clearances, seating dimensions, and user requirements already documented in your office.
You can configure the chair around the way your team uses each station: flip up the arms when the work area needs clearance, adjust the seat height, set tilt tension, and adjust lumbar support. The black fabric seat and mesh back keep the specified surfaces clear for your furniture planning. With its steel base, five casters, 400-pound capacity, and stated adjustment points, you have concrete specifications to carry into workstation planning and purchasing approval. Review the overall dimensions against your floor plan, then match the chair's adjustment points to the range of users who will occupy the station.
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