Office Chairs

Every chair we make for a desk, in one place.
If you know you need something to sit on at a desk all day but not what to call it, this is the page. Task chair, desk chair, computer chair, operator chair: mostly the same animal, and they all live here.
Start with how long you sit. Under four hours a day and a straightforward task chair with height and tilt adjustment does the job without fuss. Past four hours the adjustments start to matter, and it is worth looking at the ergonomic chairs, where lumbar support and arm height adjust rather than sit fixed.
Then narrow by material. Mesh breathes, which counts in a warm room or a Canadian summer with the sun on your back. Leather does not breathe, but it wears in rather than out, and it reads better in a room where clients sit down. Fabric lands in the middle and hides more.
If someone else is paying, or several people are sitting, the executive chairs cover the higher-specified end and the guest and reception chairs handle the rest of the room. Need a part rather than a chair? Chair parts has gas cylinders, bases and casters.
Everything here ships free across Canada, comes with 30-day returns and a one-year warranty. If you would rather sit in a few before deciding, the showroom in Concord, Ontario has most of this range on the floor.