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Home office chairs by fit: seat range, armrests and lumbar
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items #ad Pick one Sihoo home office chair by how it fits you: four whose pages list a seat depth range, three with a single listed seat depth, and two simpler chairs with flip-up armrests, each with its listed armrest movement and lumbar support, plus our...
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Flip-up armrests
Before you buy
Seat depth range listed
Pick one of four chairs whose pages list a seat depth range rather than a single number
Seat depth adjusts from 16.9 to 18.5 in on a 20.5 in wide seat, rated to 330 lb. The armrests move up, down, forward, back, rotate and tilt, and the Domino 2.0 lumbar support moves up or down with 3 support levels; 105°, 120° and 135° recline and a 3...
Sihoo Doro C300 Pro V2 with Full Body Adaptive Support
Seat depth range of 16.81 to 17.76 in, with Sihoo listing users from 5' to 6'3" and up to 330 lb. 6D armrests (up/down, left/right, front/back, inward/outward, tilt-lock and synchronized recline) and lumbar support that Sihoo says conforms to your ba...
Sihoo Doro C300 Pro Ergonomic Office Chair
Seat depth range of 17.13 to 18.11 in, with Sihoo listing users from 5' to 6'3" and up to 330 lb. Dual dynamic lumbar support with two wing-shaped pads, 6D armrests and an upper backrest that adjusts in 5 levels; 3-year warranty. My pick if you want ...
Sihoo Doro S300 Zero Gravity Ergonomic Office Chair Gravity-Defying
Seat depth adjusts from 16.9 to 18.5 in on a 20.5 in wide seat, with an aluminum alloy back frame, a 3D headrest and Domino 2.0 lumbar support with 3 levels. Sold as the footrest version, rated to 330 lb, with 105°, 120° and 135° recline and a 3-year...
Sihoo Doro C300 Ultra V2 | Ergonomic Office Chair
Single listed seat depth
Or pick one of three chairs with one listed seat depth: flip-up armrests, hand-set lumbar or a cushioned seat
A 17.13 in seat depth, rated to 330 lb, with 3D armrests that flip up and move left, right, forward and back. Dynamic lumbar support and a dual-jointed headrest that adjusts in height and angle; 3-year warranty. My pick if you want armrests that flip...
Sihoo M59AS Ergonomic Office Chair with Flip Up Arms and Mesh Back
An 18.11 in seat depth, rated to 330 lb, with lumbar support that adjusts vertically and horizontally and up to 126° recline. 3D armrests move up and down, left and right, and forward and back, and the headrest adjusts up to 3.9 in and tilts 45°; 3-y...
Sihoo M57 Office Chair with Breathable Mesh and Lumbar Support
A 16.9 in seat depth on a 20.1 in wide seat, rated to 330 lb, with 3D armrests that flip up when you need more room and a non-locking 120° to 130° recline. A foam-cushioned seat with stretch-fabric upholstery and a polyester mesh back; 3-year warrant...
Sihoo M102C Pro Ergonomic Office Chair
Flip-up armrests
Or pick one of two simpler mesh chairs with flip-up armrests and recline up to 135°; their pages do not list a seat depth
Flip-up armrests, a 3-position recline up to 135° and an extra-wide 2D headrest, rated to 330 lb. Mesh, plastic and steel, with a 3-year warranty; the page does not list a seat depth. My pick if you want armrests that flip up on a simple mesh chair.
Sihoo B100 Ergonomic Office Chair With Flip-Up Armrest
4D flip-up armrests, a wide 3D adjustable headrest and 3 recline positions up to 135°, rated to 330 lb and listed at 36.4 lb. This link opens the footrest version; 3-year warranty. My pick if you want a footrest together with flip-up armrests.
Sihoo B100 Pro Ergonomic Office Chair With Flip-Up Armrest
Before you buy
Our guides to choosing and adjusting an office chair, and OSHA's page on chairs
Our guide to choosing an office chair by fit: matching seat depth so you can use the backrest, checking the seat height range against your knee height and desk, and armrests that clear the desk edge.
What Should You Look for When Choosing an Office Chair?
Our guide to the order for adjusting a chair: seat height first, then seat depth and backrest, then armrests, then the monitor and everyday items.
What Order Should You Use to Adjust an Office Chair?
OSHA's guide to choosing a computer workstation chair: a depth-adjustable seat pan, armrests that support the lower arms with relaxed shoulders, and a backrest with height-adjustable lumbar support.
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