A piece · Home Office Desk Chairs

The chair

By its listings, a chair here is either a mesh task chair on a swivel base or a wide criss-cross seat, and none of them gives a size.

Words in quotation marks are the sellers’ own, quoted from the listings

The word it leans on

Ergonomic and lumbar support

Printed on nine of twelve listings (9 of 12), the most of any tracked word in the category.

Printed by no listing in the category

A word with nothing to count

Nine of the twelve chair listings print ergonomic or lumbar support. None prints a figure the site could set against either phrase, and the site does not supply one.

BIFMA publishes a test standard for general-purpose office chairs, ANSI/BIFMA X5.1. No chair listing here names it or any other standard.

gaming chair

From the listing text for TRALT Office Chair with Lumbar Support and Headrest, Black

What the chairs do state

The only figure in the category is a weight capacity, 330 LBS, on a TRALT chair. The rest of what the chairs state are parts and motions: flip-up armrests, a rocking mode, a 360 degree swivel, silent wheels.

No chair listing prints a seat height, a seat width or an overall size. The comparison tables on the gear page leave that column out instead of filling it with blanks.

a sponge seat

From the listing text for BestOffice Mid-Back Swivel Desk Chair, Dark Black

The criss-cross seats

The criss-cross chairs print a cross-legged shape or a cross-legged seat, a wide seat and adjustable height, and none of them prints ergonomic. One is stated with no wheels.

3D armrests

From the listing text for Marsail High Back Mesh Office Chair with 3D Armrests

Every listing in this category, card by card: Home Office Desk Chairs.

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