Ergonomic Office Chair

Ergonomic Office Chairs with Lumbar Support

An ergonomic chair is the piece of office furniture you spend the most hours in contact with. These four models each provide adjustable lumbar support, a reclining back and adjustable armrests, with different frame and upholstery options across the range.

1. Set the lumbar support first

Adjust the lumbar pad to the inward curve of your lower back, then set seat height so your thighs sit roughly parallel to the floor. Recline tension should let the back follow you rather than needing to be pushed.

2. Check the armrests clear your desk

Armrests should sit just under the desk edge when you are working. If they collide with the desk, look for height-adjustable armrests or remove the arms.

3. Allow for your full working day

Weight rating and warranty both matter more than styling here. Compare the four models, or step down to a perching stool if you alternate between sitting and standing. See the wider office chair and stool range for drafting and mobile options.