Living and Home Mesh Office Chair with Adjustable Headrest & 15° Tilt Recline - Black

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The Living and Home Mesh Office Chair is an ideal solution for professionals and students seeking a balance of ergonomic support and modern aesthetics in their workspace. Featuring a high-density foam seat and breathable mesh back, it excels at providing comfort during long work sessions, though users who prefer thick, upholstered backrests may find the mesh tension firmer than traditional alternatives.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0614633933583 |
| Brand | Living and Home |
The robust metal base and frame are designed to support standard office use weights comfortably.
The armrests are a structural component of the chair; it is recommended to keep them attached for maximum stability.
Yes, the chair features a high-quality gas lift for smooth, precise height adjustment.
The chair comes with the necessary hardware; most users only need the included tools to complete the setup.
The mesh is engineered to be tear-resistant and retain its tension even after years of daily use.
Yes, the metal base is stable enough for use on most flooring, including carpet and hard surfaces.
Ensure the gas lift cylinder is fully inserted into the base and that the seat is correctly aligned.
Check that all bolts securing the seat to the frame and the armrests are tightened properly.
Check the tilt tension knob or mechanism under the seat to ensure it is not overtightened.
Assembly is straightforward; follow the included instructions to secure the seat base to the gas lift cylinder and attach the armrests to the frame. For optimal performance, ensure all bolts are tightened securely during the initial setup. Compatibility is excellent for standard desks ranging from 28 to 30 inches in height. To maintain the chair, vacuum the mesh back regularly to prevent dust buildup. Use a soft, damp cloth for the metal base and wipe the seat cushion with a mild fabric cleaner if needed. Avoid using abrasive chemicals on the mesh surface, as they can compromise the tension of the fabric.