Arm rests are great for extra support when using your mouse, taking the weight off your shoulders and neck. They're also helpful for getting on and off your chair if you've got hip or knee problems.
The old chair arms got a bad rap when they were fixed height and lacked adjustments. Multifunctional adjustable arm rests on our performance ergonomic chairs are fully adjustable for height, depth, and width, giving you perfect ergonomic support for every task. Arm rests can be added to any LINRAY Seating chair.

An ergonomic office chair is a type of chair designed to support the natural movements and postures of the human body. It is typically adjustable and has features such as lumbar support, adjustable armrests, and seat depth adjustment. Ergonomic chairs are designed to reduce the risk of injury and promote overall comfort and health.

Key features to look for in an office ergonomic chair include adjust-ability, lumbar support, seat depth, armrests, and material quality. A chair with adjustable features can be customised to your body, reducing the risk of strain or injury. Lumbar support can help maintain a healthy spine posture, while seat depth and armrests can enhance comfort and support.

Fixed armrests are attached to the chair and can not be adjusted. Adjustable armrests can be adjusted up or down, forward or backward, inward or outward, Inward or outward oscillation, 360-degree rotation. These are often referred to as Step or 4D/5D/6D armrests and are the preferred option for ergonomic support.

Task chairs typically have a lower backrest a smaller seat and fewer adjustments compared to executive chairs. They are generally less expensive and more basic than executive chairs. Executive chairs are typically more comfortable and luxurious than task chairs, with features like higher backs, more padding, and more adjustments. They often come in premium materials like leather and have a more polished and professional appearance.

Most desk chairs support 113-136KG, but we also offer heavy-duty options executive chair rated up to 180kg. 

Yes, adjustable armrests reduce strain on the shoulders and neck, especially when typing for long periods.