Other Ergonomic Comfort Design Used Task Chair

Description

Ergonomic Comfort Design builds seating for the part of the market that treats a chair as equipment rather than furniture. Their task chairs are specified where people stay seated for long stretches and where a chair has to be dialed in precisely to the individual: dispatch and control rooms, medical and dental practices, laboratories, accounting and data entry floors, and offices supporting employees who need a specific setup rather than a standard one. The hallmark of the line is the sheer number of independent adjustments packed onto one mechanism. Features: Ergonomic Comfort Design Task Chair: Heavily adjustable seating built for long duration seated work. Black Fabric High Back: Tall rounded upholstered back panel that supports through the shoulder blades. Padded Fabric Seat: Deep cushion with a waterfall front edge that eases pressure behind the knee. Ratchet Back Height: The backrest itself steps up and down to set the lumbar curve to the sitter’s spine. Pneumatic Seat Height Adjustment: Sets the seat to the work surface with one lever. Seat Pan Tilt Adjustment: Angles the seat independently of the back. Forward Tilt: Tips the seat forward for close, leaned in desk work. Back Recline Adjustment: Sets and holds the backrest angle. Tilt Tension Control: Dials how much effort the recline takes to match body weight. Seat Depth Adjustment: Slides the seat pan forward and back to leg length. Width Adjustable Arms with Pivoting Pads: Arms adjust for height and width, and the pads angle in or out. Black Frame and Five Star Base: Black finish carried through the frame, arm structure and caster base.