66 results for "Freedom Task Chair" between $0 and $1700

F213 Humanscale Freedom Task Chair, Standard Gel Armrests, Graphite Frame, Black fabric

* Self Adjusting Recline Intelligent counter-balance recline mechanism automatically provides the right amount of support through the full range of recline motion, regardless of user size and weight. No tension springs to adjust, No recline locks to set.

Designed to encourage frequent, spontaneous changes of postions, no locks, no tension springs to negotiate, instead there are elegant mechanisms that automatically support your body in every postion. Intelligent counter-balance recline mechanism automatically provides the right amount of support through the full range of recline motion, regardless of user size and weight. User maintains near constant eye level during recline. Extra motion of the backrest during recline automatically adjusts to the changing needs...

The Freedom chair is designed to give the maximum ergonomic benefit to the sitter with a minimum number of manually-adjusted controls. Once the chair is fitted, no further adjustment is required. The idea is that movement, which is essential for a healthy body, shouldn’t be constricted by locking mechanisms and manual controls. In other words, sitting comfortably isn’t something you should have to think about

Freedom Gel Task Chair from Humanscale INCLUDES the optional Headrest, Gel Seat Cushion and Advanced Armrests. See VITALITYWEB.com for more information.

Niels Diffrient's Freedom Chair (1999) was a breakthrough in ergonomic task seating. With a height-adjustable headrest, the Hi Back version offers customized support for the head, allowing for proper eye-level positioning when working long hours at a computer station. The Freedom Chair is designed to fit almost all body types. The seat depth is adjustable to properly support the seat and thighs, while the adjustable back support helps to keep the lumbar region of the body in line. Often, ergonomic...

A chair designed to encourage frequent, spontaneous changes of postions, no locks, no tension springs to negotiate, instead there are elegant mechanisms that automatically support your body in every postion. User maintains near constant eye level during recline. Can be positioned below thigh-level for close table or desk work. Arm rests are attached to backrest so arms stay in same relation to body during recline. Technogel® armpad for superb comfort. Position-sensitive headrest moves into place when you recline...

The Freedom chair is designed to give the maximum ergonomic benefit to the sitter with a minimum number of manually-adjusted controls. Once the chair is fitted, no further adjustment is required. The idea is that movement, which is essential for a healthy body, shouldn’t be constricted by locking mechanisms and manual controls. In other words, sitting comfortably isn’t something you should have to think about.

Niels Diffrient's Freedom Chair (1999) was a breakthrough in ergonomic task seating. Often, ergonomic chairs are likely to be improperly positioned, resulting in the creation of more problems than they solve. The Freedom Chair is simpler than other chairs, eliminating many manual adjustments and creating instead a system of internal mechanisms that respond to the user's needs. A unique counterbalancing tilt mechanism self-adjusts according to the user's weight and movement, thus eliminating the need...

* Dual Pivot Backrest. * Synchronized Armrests. * Contoured Cushions. * Size adjustable to fit over 95% of the population.

Niels Diffrient's Freedom Chair (1999) was a breakthrough in ergonomic task seating. With a height-adjustable headrest, the Hi Back version offers customized support for the head, allowing for proper eye-level positioning when working long hours at a computer station. The Freedom Chair is designed to fit almost all body types. The seat depth is adjustable to properly support the seat and thighs, while the adjustable back support helps to keep the lumbar region of the body in line. Often, ergonomic...

Niels Diffrient's Freedom Chair (1999) was a breakthrough in ergonomic task seating. With a height-adjustable headrest, the Hi Back version offers customized support for the head, allowing for proper eye-level positioning when working long hours at a computer station. The Freedom Chair is designed to fit almost all body types. The seat depth is adjustable to properly support the seat and thighs, while the adjustable back support helps to keep the lumbar region of the body in line. Often, ergonomic...