If your employees spend most of the workday shifting between screens, calls, and documents, you are asking an ergonomic task chair to accommodate bodies that do not stay in one position. That matters when your team needs to change posture without leaving active work. This chair gives you separate controls for tilt tension, tilt lock, back angle, seat height, back height, and seat depth, so each employee can set the working position to match the task in front of them. Height-adjustable arms and a waterfall seat add two more ways to set the chair around the individual rather than forcing every user into the same arrangement.
The chair's overall dimensions are 26 1/2-inch wide by 30-inch deep by 52-inch high. Seat depth adjustment ranges from 18 1/2 inches to 22 1/5 inches, giving you a specified range for accommodating different leg lengths and desk positions. Pneumatic seat height adjustment controls the chair's vertical position. Tilt tension control and tilt lock let you set the tilt response and hold the selected tilt position. Back angle adjustment and back height adjustment are separate controls, allowing you to address the back position independently from seat height and tilt. The arms are height adjustable, and the chair includes a swivel arm feature. These specifications give you measurable dimensions and distinct adjustment points to review when you are planning workstations or replacing chairs across a department.
For a workstation that serves more than one employee, you can use the seat depth, seat height, back angle, and back height controls to establish an individual setup at each desk. Tilt tension control and tilt lock provide additional adjustment at the chair's tilt mechanism, while the height-adjustable arms let you set arm position for the user. The waterfall seat remains part of the configuration, and the swivel arm feature adds movement at the arm position. With a 26 1/2-inch width, 30-inch depth, and 52-inch height, you can compare the chair's overall footprint with the space assigned to each workstation before standardizing the layout. The result is a task chair configuration built around documented adjustments rather than a single fixed posture.
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