Long keyboard blocks use chair components like padded polyurethane flip arms and matrix mesh. Ergonomic task chairs become relevant when your seating must accommodate changing arm positions and lumbar adjustment throughout a workday. This chair combines a black matrix mesh seat and back with adjustable lumbar support, padded polyurethane flip arms, and a chrome base. The arms can be moved back and out of the way when your work does not call for them, giving each user a way to set the arm position around the workstation. For an office manager or facility director, those details help connect the seating decision to the way people actually work.
The overall dimensions are 26-inch wide by 24 3/4-inch deep by 43 3/4-inch high. The seat and back are black matrix mesh, while the arms are padded polyurethane. The arms are specified as 4D adjustable flip arms, and they can flip back and out of the way. An adjustable lumbar feature is included, and the base is chrome. These specifications give you concrete points to review against your floor plan, desk spacing, and workstation assignments. The dimensions identify the chair's overall footprint and height, while the material and component details identify exactly where the mesh, polyurethane padding, lumbar adjustment, and chrome base are used.
Your office may place this chair in an assigned workstation, a shared station, or a room where arm clearance changes from one task to another. In those settings, the product facts remain specific: the seat and back are black matrix mesh; the arms are padded polyurethane, adjustable in 4D, and able to flip back; the lumbar feature is adjustable; and the base is chrome. You can review the 26-inch width, 24 3/4-inch depth, and 43 3/4-inch height alongside desk spacing and user needs before selecting a location. That gives you a concrete way to match the chair's configuration to the work pattern already in your office, with the sourced specifications available for your purchasing review.
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