- Contemporary task chair with woven mesh back rest and built-in lumbar support
- Mesh seat and headrest; 360-degree swivel; adjustable tilt tension with lock
- Padded, adjustable arms; silver finish accents; dual wheel carpet casters
- 50 inches high by 26-1/4 inches wide by 24-1/4 inches deep
- 15-year limited warranty
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This contemporary task chair from Office Star is designed for comfort and versatility. The woven mesh back rest has built-in lumbar support for the ultimate in breathability and comfort; and the thickly padded mesh seat includes one-touch pneumatic height adjustment. Other features include a supportive, padded mesh headrest; tilt with tilt lock and adjustable tilt tension; and adjustable arms with soft polyurethane pads. This functional chair’s 360-degrees swivel and five-wheel caster base offer freedom of movement, while silver accents on the arms and base add a touch of elegance. Overall dimensions are 50 inches high by 26-1/4 inches wide by 24-1/4 inches deep. The chair comes with a 15-year limited warranty.
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Woven Mesh Back and Mesh Seat Chair with Adjustable Arms, Headrest, and Silver Finish
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
90% yes, 10% almost,
By Nutz (NYC) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Office Star Woven Mesh Back and Mesh Seat Chair with Headrest (Kitchen)
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This is a chair It has wheels it has armrests it has a mesh back with no padding it has a mesh seat with padding Pros: altogether high quality of construction for a chair at this price very smooth wheels across carpet and hardwood floors height adjustable armrests comfortable high quality mesh backrest. not itchy, no protruding fibers like the $89 office supply store house brand chairs. the mesh seems to be of some sort of plastic or resin coated fabric, or perhaps some type of nylon weave. not in a bad way. padded mesh seats are cooler than padded fabric seats, the same holds true for this chair the height adjustment is well tensioned (though slightly jerky on the way down) cons/almost there: the arms rests are hard and do not rotate. the height adjustment is a LOUD plasticky clunk as it locks into each height adjustment. not freely adjustable (5 stops of vertical adjustment) in addition, the armrests do not slide forwards and backwards(a luxury feature ive become accustomed to on $1200 chairs at work, i dont sit on a chair at home enough to justify that kind of dinero) the backrest tilt mechanism is tensioned for a gorilla. at 170 lbs, it barely budges unless i push backwards from my desk with my arms. the tension adjustment doesnt seem to do very much. perhaps it will loosen a bit with time. the headrest is too far back to be useful for anything other than whiplash prevention in a motor vehicle accident. so if you plan on using this inside a car, remember to buckle up. it would require your skull to be tilted about 45 degrees back in order to make contact. there is no tension adjust or spring. perhaps i shall mcguyver something from broken chairs at work. in summary: a solid home office/desk or mass purchase chair for a business. it certainly cant compete feature for feature with chairs that cost 600-800 more, but who would expect it too? it is comfortable to sit in and seems to be supportive in the right places and dimensions.
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