Upright chair
The selected chair has a black mesh back with a separate mesh headrest above it. The lower back section, main backrest and headrest form distinct contact areas instead of a fully upholstered chair back. Their fit is considered with the user and sitting position. An adjustable lumbar mechanism or a particular headrest adjustment range is not added to this configuration without a specified mechanism.
The seat is fabric-covered and foam-filled; it is not an all-mesh seat. The component specification uses resilient molded foam beneath the seat upholstery. Seat width, usable depth and the front edge affect fit differently from the outside chair footprint.
The chair combines a position-locking recline mechanism with an integrated telescopic, flip-over footrest. The padded footrest extends from below the seat for the reclined arrangement. It changes the space occupied in front of the chair, while the backrest moves behind it. The order identifies the actual control, locking operation, recline angle and footrest loading.
Mesh is used at the back and headrest, while fabric covers the padded seat and footrest. Black is the selected appearance for this page. The material package distinguishes those surfaces from the mesh areas. The ordered mesh, fabric and foam are named together; washability, abrasion results and fire performance require their own material records.
The armrests link the seat and reclining back arrangement. Their movement is considered with the chair position and desk edge. Linkage arms are a different feature from independently adjustable arm height, width or pivot: this package does not promise a 3D or 4D arm system. The selected controls and the arm position in use are recorded for the ordered chair.
The pictured chair stands on a five-leg caster base. The selected component package identifies the base, gas lift and caster set together. Wheel tread and rolling behavior need to suit the actual carpet, hard floor or chair mat. The order identifies the caster tread and attachment with the base, keeping the wheel specification separate from the nylon-base material.
| Selected chair package | Black high-back mesh recliner with mesh headrest, fabric seat, linkage arms and integrated telescopic/flip-over footrest. |
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| Back, seat & footrest surfaces | Black mesh back; fabric seat and footrest |
| Seat & overall heights | Diagram reference: seat 440–500 mm; overall height 1165–1225 mm. These are illustrated fit ranges, and fit for each user is checked on a sample. |
| Width & desk references | Diagram reference: illustrated seat width 515 mm, outside arm span 645 mm, base width 695 mm, illustrated side-view span 640 mm; arm height 635–695 mm. No clear seat depth inferred. |
| Recline & footrest operation | Position-locking recline control, linkage arms and retractable flip-over padded footrest. Actual control, lock operation and deployed clearance identified for the ordered chair. |
| Frame, filling & floor interface | Selected PP/fiber back frame, resilient molded seat foam and nylon base; gas lift and caster set identified for the actual chair and floor. Material grades, capacity and required tests identified for the ordered configuration. |
| Assembly & workstation | Assembly state, supplied fasteners/instructions and local setup listed. Desk, devices, chair mat and stationary footrest are other items; packed size and final delivery each recorded. |
| Minimum order | Quoted per model at your project quantity. Where a factory model has a production minimum, the quotation states it; small quantities can ship with the rest of your project in one container. |
| Standards & certificates | Matched to the ordered model: tell us the standards or certificates your market or project requires, and we confirm in writing which documents are available for this configuration before you order. |
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The product diagram shows a 440–500 mm seat-height range and an illustrated seat width of 515 mm. Those are reference fit dimensions, separate from clear sitting depth. For desk work, the selected position needs supported feet, room behind the knees and back contact. About two to three finger widths behind the knee is a useful fit check; it is not a measurement of this seat or proof of an adjustable seat pan.
The diagram gives arm heights of 635–695 mm above the floor and an outside arm span of 645 mm. The actual desk apron, keyboard position and any drawer affect how close the chair can move to the work surface. Raising the chair to reach a high desk also raises the arms and can leave the feet unsupported. Chair height and desk clearance therefore need to work together.
The diagram's illustrated side-view span is 640 mm, with a 695 mm illustrated base width. Neither is the complete space needed with the back reclined and footrest extended. The room plan allows for that moving envelope, caster travel and access around the desk. During keyboard work, foot support is set for the working position.
The quotation names the selected black mesh-back configuration and chair quantity. The seat, recline control, linked arms and retractable footrest stay together in that specification. Any request for a different arm system, seat mechanism or upholstery is identified as a configuration change.
The named mesh, fabric, filling, back frame, mechanism, gas lift, base and casters form the component list. A floor-specific caster set or any added material requirement is priced with the chair, and each required document is provided for the ordered configuration.
The order identifies the supplied chair parts, fasteners and assembly instructions, together with the delivery format. Local assembly and initial fit setup are listed where required. The desk, monitor, keyboard, chair mat and separate under-desk footrest are separate items; the chair package does not include a complete workstation or a room-wide ergonomic assessment.
Packing protects the mesh panels, upholstery, controls and base components. Packed-unit dimensions and assembly state determine handling at the destination. Freight is separate from the product subtotal, with destination charges, unloading, final delivery, local assembly and packaging removal identified individually. The actual order and route establish delivery timing. Tell us the rooms and quantities and we will put this on one quote with everything else you are ordering, and show you what fits in a container.
No. The selected chair has a mesh back and headrest with a fabric-covered, foam-filled seat and fabric footrest. Those surfaces are each specified so the seat construction is clear.
The product diagram gives a 440–500 mm seat-height range and 635–695 mm arm heights, but fit also depends on the user, desk apron and keyboard level. The working position needs supported feet, clearance behind the knees and access close to the desk.
No. The reclining back and extended footrest need their own space behind and in front of the chair. The actual recline control and locking operation are identified with the chair, and the room layout needs to allow for the moving parts and caster travel.
No. Linkage describes the arms working with the seat and recline arrangement. This package does not promise a 4D arm system; the supplied controls and arm movement are identified in the ordered configuration.
The caster set needs to be matched to the actual floor or mat, and its specification is identified with the order.
Freight is separate from the chair subtotal. Destination charges, unloading, final delivery, local assembly, fit setup and packaging removal are quoted individually. The order also states whether the chair ships assembled or in components and identifies the supplied fasteners and instructions.
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