Seating

Ergonomic Chair Functions

Ergo 1

Provides gas height adjustment, non-tilt seat. Back is both tilt adjustable and height adjustable to allow for correct seating posture.

Ergo 2

Provides gas height adjustment and seat tilt adjustment. Back is both tilt adjustable and height adjustable. Back and seat tilt is controlled by the same lever. All combining to allow for correct seating posture.

Ergo 3

Features are the same as Ergo 2 with the additional benefit of having individual levers to activate back tilt adjustment and seat tilt adjustment - allowing for easier control of relative seat back positions.

Synchron

Provides gas height adjustment and synchronised back seat tilt. Allows the user to select either free float mode - where the back and seat move with you to provide constant support - or locked mode - where the seat and back can be locked at a chosen angle. It also features a user friendly ratchet back height adjustment system.

Executive Chair Function Options

Tilt Lock Action

Provides gas height adjustment, swivel and tilt. Tilt can be locked in the upright position only. Tilt resistance is adjustable according to body weight. Also available in a non tilt version for boardroom applications.

Infinite Tilt Lock Action

Provides gas height adjustment, swivel and tilt. Tilt can be locked at any desired angle within the tilt range. Tilt resistance is adjustable according to body weight.

Multi-Lock Front Pivot Action

Provides gas height adjustment, swivel and tilt. This action allows the chair to pivot from the front seat rather that the centre - which serves to minimise leg dangle. Tilt can be locked in multiple positions within the tilt range. Tilt resistance is adjustable according to body weight.

The Correct Ergonomic Positions

These positions encourage a straighter back, better oxygen intake and allow the body to be relaxed with the spine supporting the head and arms in a comfortable position.

The Back Position

Keep lumber support of back rest down low, just above the small of the back.

The Arms

Sit right back into the back rest and adjust the angle of the seat forward when working at a flat desk or table.

The Typing Position

The keyboard and mouse should be comfortably positioned to minimise over extension of the arms and alleviate shoulder fatigue.

The Keyboard Position

Adjust gas lift of chair to position the keyboard height level with the stomach. Arms should be at right angles to the body.

The Head Position & Screen Viewing

Raise the level of the monitor to look comfortably at the screen, without bending the head forward and down to view.

The Feet & Legs

The desk and chair should be positioned so that the feet sit comfortably flat on the floor. The thighs should be horizontal and therefore parallel to the floor.

Care & Maintenance

To ensure your pieces will remain looking as new as the day they were bought simply follow these few straightforward cleaning steps.

General Cleaning & Care

- Regularly vacuum upholstery with appropriate vacuum accessories.

- Wipe regularly with a damp cloth to remove build up of body oils, then dry with a clean dry cloth.

- Dirt should be removed with a damp cloth rinsed in mild soapy water and dry with a clean dry cloth.

- Once a year treat your leather upholstery with a leading brand of leather dressing.

- Avoid biro, cosmetics, nail polish etc.

- Avoid sharp objects which snag fabrics.

Chrome, Vinyl Surfaces and Arms

- Wipe over with a damp cloth rinsed in soapy water then polish with a clean, dry cloth.

Leather Care

- Do not use abrasive cleaners or saddle soap.