Ergonomic Mesh Office Chair with Adjustable Headrest
Finish the workday upright, cooler and with less neck tension. A high mesh back, adjustable headrest and flip-up armrests on a chrome five-star base.
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Finish the workday upright, cooler and with less neck tension. A high mesh back, adjustable headrest and flip-up armrests on a chrome five-star base.
Ergonomic high-back mesh chair with adjustable headrest and flip-up armrests for all-day support
- back and neck strain during long sitting
- overheating on long sessions
- limited arm and head support
- cramped posture at the desk
All-day support for the work you do at home
Long sessions at a home desk leave your back and neck stiff and overheated. This high-back mesh chair keeps you supported, cooler, and upright from first call to last.
Support where long workdays need it most

A high mesh back that breathes
The tall mesh backrest supports the upper back while air moves through it. It stays cooler than solid padding through a full day, and the breathable mesh seat does the same underneath you.

Headrest that steadies your neck
Lean back and the adjustable headrest takes the weight of your head, so your neck stops working to hold it forward. Set it to rest at the base of your skull.

Flip-up arms for every position
Padded armrests rest your forearms while you type. Flip them up and the chair slides close to the desk or tucks into a tight corner.
From stiff afternoons to upright evenings
The afternoon stiffness
By mid-afternoon the neck is tight and the back is damp against padding. A kitchen chair has no tilt, no arms to rest on and nothing behind your head. Each long session adds to the last.
What changes at the desk
The mesh back holds your upper back while air moves through it. The headrest gives your neck somewhere to land when you lean back. Flip-up arms let you rest your forearms or clear the desk.
Finishing the day upright
Set the height, tilt and headrest once in the morning and shift position each hour. The last call of the day feels like the first: cooler, upright, and with less tension in the neck.
Characteristics
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Questions and answers
The tall mesh back is taut and holds your upper back in place, and it does not trap heat the way solid padding does. If you want a soft, sink-in feel, padding is different. If you want structured, cooler support, mesh is the better fit.
The padded armrests flip up out of the way when you want to sit closer to the desk. The headrest pivots on its bracket so you can set it at the base of your skull when you recline.
Yes. Lift the lever under the seat to raise or lower the chair, and release it to lock. Set height so your feet rest flat on the floor. A tilt control adjusts how the back moves.
It is made for that. Mesh seat and back, a headrest, arms and tilt let you change position through the day. Standing and resetting every hour still helps with any chair.
A basic task chair has a fixed head and arms and solid padding. Here you get a headrest, flip-up arms, tilt, height adjustment and a chrome base in one chair. Used daily for years, the cost per workday is small next to the chair you replace.
It is a full-size chair with adjustable height, so it suits most standard desks. Flip-up arms help it tuck in at lower desks. Check your desk clearance before ordering.
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