Second Hand Chairs | Task/Operator/Executive

Task Chairs: These are basic, versatile chairs commonly used in offices. They offer adjustable features like height and seat depth, armrests, back (lumbar) support etc.

Executive Chairs: Typically larger and more luxurious, executive chairs often have high backs, ample padding, and may include additional features like a reclining function, headrest, and premium materials.

Ergonomic Chairs: Specifically designed to provide better support and comfort for the user, ergonomic chairs aim to reduce discomfort and strain, often featuring adjustable lumbar support, seat depth, and other customisable settings.

Mesh Chairs: These chairs use mesh material for the backrest and sometimes the seat. Mesh chairs provide breathability, allowing air circulation to keep the user cool and comfortable.

Conference Chairs: Usually designed for meeting rooms or conference areas, these chairs are typically simpler in design, focusing on comfort for shorter periods. They are generally stackable.

Meeting: These chairs are usually stylish and comfortable as clients will most likely be attending meetings as well as staff. They are often less adjustable and may prioritise aesthetics over extensive ergonomic features.

Break-out seating: can be a combination of café style chairs and tables and soft seating such as modular sofas and stools. These are predominantly used in areas where staff can relax and also work on laptops in a more relaxed environment.

Sit/Stand Desk Chairs/Stools: Designed for use with sit/stand desks, these chairs or stools offer support for when a user wants to take a break from standing.

When selecting an office chair, it's crucial to consider factors such as the duration of use, the user's specific needs, ergonomic features, materials, adjustability, and budget to ensure optimal comfort and support while working.