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Ergonomic High-Back Office Chair
Our ergonomic chair is the best way to reduce the negative impacts that sitting can have on your health, providing you with the right balance of comfort and support. Its fully adjustable elements make this chair your own, allowing you to move the back, head and arm supports. The mesh backrest allows you to stay cool, even if you sit for many hours at a time.
I can't find the assembly instructions, where can I get them?
You can find them here: AnthroDesk Ergonomic High-Back Office Chair (PDF)
Here's an assembly video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKpnP2t-Yjo
What is the weight capacity of this chair?
Our Ergonomic Office chair can lift up to 275 lbs or 125kg (BIFMA standard), back strength can be 374.79 lbs or 170 kg.
This high-back chair solved the lower-back and shoulder fatigue I was getting from my previous seat. The adjustable headrest and armrests let me dial in a position that matches my desk height perfectly, and the mesh back keeps me cool during long sessions. The recline lock is useful when I want to lean back and read without losing support. After a few weeks the difference in how I feel at the end of the day is clear. Supporting a Canadian business that prioritizes proper ergonomics over cheap disposable furniture was an easy choice.
The reclining mechanism and adjustable armrests made this a much better fit for my mixed work-and-reading setup than my previous office chair. Thanks to Jonny for a great customer service support!
Having separate adjustments for the headrest and armrests made it much easier to set the chair up around my particular desk height.
The adjustable headrest and armrests made it much easier to dial in a comfortable position for my desk!
Very comfortable chair and a noticeable upgrade from the basic office chair I was using before.
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