The chair is described as a luxury leather model; leather type can vary by listing (top-grain genuine leather, corrected grain, or high-grade PU leather). Check the specific product listing or contact the seller to confirm which leather option is provided for your purchase.
Yes — it is designed as an ergonomic executive/manager chair with a high back, supportive cushioning, and adjustable features intended for prolonged use. For optimal comfort during long sessions, adjust height, tilt tension, lumbar support, and armrests to your body and take regular breaks.
Most models offer pneumatic seat height adjustment, tilt/recline with tension control and lock, 360° swivel, and padded armrests. Some versions include an adjustable or fixed headrest and adjustable lumbar support—confirm the exact adjustment list on the product page.
Exact dimensions vary by model. Typical executive chairs have a seat height range of about 17.5–21.5 inches (44–55 cm), seat width around 20–23 inches (50–58 cm), and overall height around 46–52 inches (117–132 cm). Refer to the product specification sheet for precise measurements before purchasing.
Executive office chairs of this type commonly support between 250–330 lbs (113–150 kg). Some heavy-duty models are rated higher. Check the listing for the certified weight capacity for this particular unit.
Yes, the chair typically ships partially disassembled and requires basic assembly (attaching the base, casters, seat, and back). Most packages include the necessary Allen wrench and hardware, along with step-by-step instructions; an extra pair of hands can speed up assembly.
Bases are commonly made from reinforced nylon or polished aluminum for a premium look. Casters are usually dual-wheel nylon suitable for carpet; if you have hardwood floors, use included soft casters or a chair mat to prevent scratching. Confirm exact materials in the product details.
Regularly wipe the surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dust. For genuine leather, use a leather cleaner/conditioner periodically to prevent drying and cracking. For PU leather, wipe clean with a damp cloth and mild soap if needed. Avoid harsh chemicals, excessive water, and direct sunlight exposure.
Many high-back executive chairs include built-in lumbar support; some models have adjustable or inflatable lumbar systems while others provide fixed contouring. Check the product page to see if the lumbar support on the exact model you’re viewing is adjustable.
Yes — the chair typically features a recline/tilt mechanism with tension adjustment and a lock function. The number of lockable positions varies by model; review the product specifications to confirm how the tilt lock operates on your chosen variant.
The high-back design with an integrated or adjustable headrest makes it better suited for taller users than mid-back chairs. However, suitability depends on specific seat depth, back height, and headrest position; verify dimensions against your height for the best fit.
Some executive chairs are tested to BIFMA or other regional standards, but not all. If certification is important to you, check the product listing or ask the seller/manufacturer for test documentation or compliance information.
Warranty and return policies vary by seller and manufacturer. Common warranties cover the frame, gas lift, and mechanisms for 1–3 years. Review the seller’s warranty and return policy on the product page or contact customer service for details specific to your purchase.
Many manufacturers and retailers offer replacement parts such as casters, gas cylinders, and armrest pads. If you anticipate needing replacements, ask the seller about part availability, part numbers, or recommended third-party compatible components.
Yes — the luxury leather high-back design, combined with ergonomic features, makes it suitable for both home offices and corporate executive environments. Choose color and finish options that match your décor and verify office ergonomics recommendations for optimal setup.
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