After the second meeting, a chair with dual adjustable lumbar and a seat slider follows movement. This ergonomic task chair uses a synchro mechanism to tilt the seat and backrest in response to your body's natural movements, with a 3-inch forward tilt that lets you change position while sustaining postural support throughout the day. If your team spends long stretches at desks, that combination addresses the repeated adjustments and fixed posture that can make ordinary work feel more demanding by midafternoon. The dual adjustable lumbar support gives you two-sided adjustment at the lower back, while the seat slider lets you set the seat position to match your working posture. You can evaluate those features against the hours your staff spends seated and the adjustments each workstation requires.
The chair is made from 100 percent recycled plastic and includes a molded foam fabric seat. Its synchro mechanism tilts the seat and backrest in response to natural movement, and the forward tilt is measured at 3 inches. Overall dimensions are 45-inch high by 25 1/4-inch wide by 25 3/4-inch deep, giving you a clear footprint to compare with the workstation, circulation space, and desk height already in place. The arm rests adjust in both height and width, and the lumbar support is dual adjustable. Those details let you evaluate the chair against the way your staff actually works: seated position, lower-back adjustment, arm placement, and available floor space.
Choose a black or grey frame to align with your existing office palette, then use the seat slider, dual adjustable lumbar support, and adjustable arm rests to configure the chair for individual users. The molded foam fabric seat supplies the seating surface, while the recycled-plastic construction identifies the material choice behind the product. For offices standardizing workstations across multiple users, height and width adjustable arm rests provide two dimensions to set, and the synchro mechanism adds a 3-inch forward tilt alongside its response to natural movement. You can compare the 45-inch height, 25 1/4-inch width, and 25 3/4-inch depth with each desk before selecting quantities. That gives you a clear set of product facts to review alongside your desk dimensions, seating requirements, and frame finish preferences.