Folding chairs and tables are designed to work together - standard training tables are 750mm high, which pairs naturally with the 460mm seat height of commercial folding chairs. Both fold flat and store on purpose-built transport carts for efficient storage and setup.

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.

Most office employees spend a good deal of their days sitting down. If a person’s chair isn’t designed to be supportive and comfortable, it will put needless stress on that person’s muscles and joints. Over time, this can lead to back pain, strained muscles, and distraction from work due to discomfort. Ergonomic chairs provide a person with the necessary support to sit comfortably, without strain.

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.

Mesh/Fabric: Vacuum and spot clean; 
PU/Leather: Wipe with a damp cloth; 
Check screws and wheels quarterly.

Yes, we offer armless or flip-up armrests office chairs that are ideal for compact spaces or users who prefer unrestricted movement. These options are also easier to tuck under desks and provide a clean, minimalist appearance.

Many of our task office chair feature ergonomic enhancements like lumbar support, headrests, footrests and adjustable arms. These features help improve posture and reduce fatigue during extended periods of desk work.