By the first posture change, your chair uses height-adjustable lumbar support beside a seat slider. This ergonomic task chair gives you adjustments for seat and back angle, tilt tension, forward seat tilt, the seat slider, and a multi-position tilt lock. Its lumbar support adjusts for height, while its arms adjust for both height and width. You can set those points around the work your staff actually do.
The seat and back use charcoal grey textured fabric, so you can identify the surface and color at a glance. The chair measures 25 1/2-inch wide by 23-inch deep by 44 1/2-inch high. It supports up to 275 pounds. Seat height adjustment works alongside seat and back angle adjustment, forward seat tilt, the seat slider, tilt tension adjustment, and the multi-position tilt lock. The height adjustable lumbar support can be moved to the height you need, and the arms are height and width adjustable.
At a workstation where people move between concentrated tasks, reference calls, and shared screens, those settings give you a way to account for different working positions without treating the chair as a fixed piece of the desk. The charcoal grey seat and back keep the visual specification clear, while the textured fabric identifies the surface your staff will use throughout the day. You are selecting a mid-back ergonomic task chair with a 25 1/2-inch width, 23-inch depth, and 44 1/2-inch height, plus the listed adjustment points and 275-pound support capacity. That gives your purchasing record concrete details to carry from the product page to each workstation assignment. For purchasing, that means your team can document the chair by its measured dimensions, charcoal grey seat and back, adjustment set, and stated support limit. For daily use, staff can alter the seat, back, lumbar, arms, and tilt controls as their desk work changes.
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