BOLISS 400lbs Mesh Ergonomic Office Drafting Chair Big Adjustable Foot Ring Height Adjustable Armrest (Grey)

BOLISS 400lbs Mesh Ergonomic Office Drafting Chair Big Adjustable Foot Ring Height Adjustable Armrest (Grey)

Seat: Use 4inches thick molded foam with special shape cushion, long time seat will not deform. At the same time, it improve the comfort. The height of seat is adjusted to fit with different job and life needs. The lengthened cylinder is the good partner with high-standing desks. Foot Ring: When you seat on the chair, you can put the feet on the foot ring to put less pressure on your legs. When you long time sit on the chair to work, you will feel comfortable. Characteristics: East installation, suitable for long-time sitting jobs. The maximum weight is 300lbs, not suitable for too big people to use After-sale Service: Within two years, if there are any issues, you can contact after-sales service to solve it. Dimension: Height of the chair:41.7 -49 inches. The height from floor to the seat:23.6 -30.9 inches. Seat depth: 25.4- 30.2 inches. Seat width and the distance between the armrests: 21.2-28.1 inches. Introducing the new drafting chair: Heavy-Duty Ergonomic Control for Your Standing Desk Tired of drafting chairs that wobble, sink, or simply can't keep up with the robust demands of your workshop, studio, or garage workstation? Meet this – the engineered solution for professionals who require unwavering stability, precision height adjustment, and industrial-strength support. Built for the heaviest use and designed for the creative mind, it's the final piece in your perfect adjustable-height desk setup. Built to Hold Steady, Designed to Elevate Your Work Your standing desk empowers you to move; your chair should be a rock-solid partner. The chair is engineered with a reinforced pp and nylon frame and a commercial-grade, Class-4 hydraulic cylinder that provides a seamless height range from 22.8" to 30.7" – perfectly calibrated to pair with any sit-stand desk, whether you're detailing a blueprint, soldering a circuit, or finishing a canvas.