Your office rotates people through desks, but executive chairs assigned to shared workstations may not give each user the same way to set arm support or control recline. This chair puts those two adjustments in view: its three-way adjustable armrests let each user set the arm position, while the two-position lock wire control mechanism lets the user choose between two lock positions. The breathable all-mesh seat and back pair with shadow gray mesh and a dark gray frame. For an office manager tracking shared workstations, those are visible settings to account for when chairs move between people.
The chair uses a breathable all-mesh seat and back, with shadow gray mesh over a complementary dark gray frame. It also includes quiet-roll polyurethane casters. At the arms, three-way adjustment gives you three armrest settings; the two-position lock wire control mechanism provides two lock positions. Dimensions are 27 1/2 inches wide by 22 3/4 inches deep by 42 1/2 inches high. Those measurements give you the chair's width, depth, and height to compare against the clearances, desk placement, and user assignments already documented for your office. You can verify the footprint before placing it at a workstation, then review the arm and lock settings as part of your seating plan.
The high back profile, breathable all-mesh seat and back, three-way adjustable armrests, and two-position lock give your team a short list of physical features to review before assigning the chair. The color description remains specific: the frame is dark gray, while the mesh is shadow gray. At 27 1/2 inches wide, 22 3/4 inches deep, and 42 1/2 inches high, the chair can be evaluated against the workstation footprint you already manage. You can match it to your documented desk clearances, account for the arm and lock settings, and keep the specification on hand for future seating decisions.
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