About seat mechanisms

Everything you always wanted to know about seat mechanisms: what they do and why it helps.

Tilt Tension:
Increases or decreases tension to match your body weight. Lets you rock comfortably without heavy pushing, reducing muscle fatigue

Seat Height:
Raise or lower to allow your feet to rest flat on the floor. Avoids pressure under your thighs, easing blood flow.

Back Angle:
Adjusts to change the angle of your torso in relation to your thighs. Helps reduce disk pressure and relaxes back muscles.

Seat Angle:
Adjust to change the angle of your thigh in relation to the floor and your torso. Helps reduce disc pressure during forward leaning tasks.

Center tilt:
Chair tilts from a pivot point under the seat, letting you rock. Blood flow is enhanced when your feet are well supported.

Knee tilt:
Chair tilts from a pivot point at the front of the seat, keeping your feet on the floor as you rock. Maintains stability while enhancing blood flow.

Synchro Tilt:
Backrest reclines at a faster rate than the seat, increasing the angle between your torso and thighs. Enhances comfort and encourages dynamic body movement.

Back Height:
Raise or lower to position the lumbar support. Reduces the likelihood of back pain.

Forward tilt angle:
Allows chair to tilt forward, changing the angle of your thighs in relation to the floor. Helps reduce disc pressure during forward learning tasks.

Seat Depth:
Change the depth of the seat to accommodate the length of your thighs. Keeps back in contact with the backrest while avoiding pressure behind your knees.

Chair tilt lock:
Lock in positions of tilt to accommodate many work positions. Allows you to lock your chair in a comfortable position.

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