It's hard to reflect the actual size of an office chair from a photo. The chair needs to match the desk, user, and room. Complete at least six measurements before placing an order.
Seat Height to Feet and Desk
The adjustment range should allow your feet to be stable while your elbows can reach close to desk height; use a footrest if necessary, don't just consider overall height.
Can Armrests Fit Under the Desk?
Measure the highest, lowest, and widest points of the armrests, and note any desk drawers or crossbeams. Flipping up armrests also requires space.
Chair Base Diameter and Floor
A five-star base is much wider than the seat cushion; measure walkways, floor mats, and cabinet edges; use appropriate casters for different floor types.
Recline and Entry Dimensions
Measure the space behind the chair back, the doorway, corridor corners, and the elevator; packaging dimensions might be more important than the finished product.
- Seat height range
- Armrest outer width
- Chair base diameter
- Space behind chair
Ergonomic chairs still require proper adjustment and regular movement; no product can guarantee the elimination of physical discomfort.
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