Description

Nightingale CXO Ergonomic Office Chair with Headrest

The Nightingale CXO combines a generously sized ENERSORB seat, supportive mesh back, adjustable thoracic lumbar support, 4D arms and an adjustable headrest in a premium ergonomic chair built for long workdays.

Designed and manufactured in Canada, the CXO provides substantial cushioning and a broad range of adjustments for users who want a supportive chair with a more substantial feel.

Features

• Supportive mesh back allows airflow and flexible movement
• Adjustable thoracic lumbar support can be repositioned to suit the user
• ENERSORB dual-density seat cushioning provides substantial support for extended sitting
• Contoured waterfall seat edge helps reduce pressure beneath the thighs
• Seat-depth adjustment accommodates different leg lengths
• Synchronous knee-tilt mechanism provides balanced reclining movement
• Infinite-position tilt lock allows the user to choose a preferred recline angle
• Adjustable tilt tension controls how easily the chair reclines
• 4D adjustable armrests support different users and working positions
• Adjustable pivoting headrest provides additional support while reclining
• Generously sized seat provides comfortable support for a broad range of users
• Strong die-cast aluminum base
• Commercial-grade construction for everyday workplace use
• Made in Canada

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Substantial Comfort for Long Workdays

The Nightingale CXO has a noticeably substantial sitting feel. Its contoured ENERSORB seat uses dual-density cushioning to provide support while helping distribute pressure during extended periods of sitting.

The waterfall-shaped front edge slopes away beneath the thighs, helping the seat support the legs without creating a hard edge behind the knees.

Adjustable Thoracic and Lumbar Support

The CXO includes an adjustable support pad behind the mesh backrest that can be repositioned vertically and adjusted inward or outward.

This allows the user to change both the location and amount of support through the lower and mid-back rather than relying on a single fixed lumbar shape.

Breathable Mesh Back

The flexible mesh back provides airflow while allowing the chair to respond as the user moves throughout the day.

Combined with the adjustable thoracic lumbar pad, the mesh back provides a balance between flexible support and the more substantial feel of the upholstered seat.

Seat Depth for Different Leg Lengths

The built-in seat slider allows the seat depth to move forward or backward. This helps users with different leg lengths find an appropriate amount of support beneath the thighs.

Proper seat depth can be especially important on a generously sized chair. A wider seat alone does not guarantee good fit if the seat is too deep or too shallow for the individual.

Synchronous Knee Tilt for Natural Reclining

The CXO uses a synchronous knee-tilt mechanism that allows the seat and back to move together as the user reclines.

Tilt tension can be adjusted to control how easily the chair moves, while the infinite-position tilt lock allows the user to choose a preferred recline angle rather than being limited to only a few preset positions.

4D Adjustable Arms

The CXO armrests can be repositioned in several directions to support different users, desk heights and working positions.

Properly positioned arms can support the forearms while allowing the shoulders to remain relaxed during keyboard and computer work.

Adjustable Headrest

The pivoting headrest can be repositioned to provide additional head and neck support, particularly when reclining.

A headrest is generally most useful when the user leans back. During upright computer work, the chair’s back and arm adjustments usually play the larger role in positioning.

A Generously Sized Ergonomic Chair

The CXO provides a wider seat and substantial construction while retaining the adjustments expected from a premium ergonomic task chair.

Its size and weight capacity can make it a particularly good option for larger users, but chair fit remains individual. Seat depth, arm spacing and preferred working position should all be considered rather than choosing a chair based on weight capacity alone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Nightingale CXO have adjustable lumbar support?
Yes. The thoracic lumbar support pad can be repositioned vertically and adjusted inward or outward so the user can change both the location and amount of back support.

Does the Nightingale CXO have a seat slider?
Yes. The seat depth can be adjusted forward or backward to better support users with different leg lengths.

What is ENERSORB seat foam?
ENERSORB is Nightingale’s energy-absorbing dual-density cushioning used in the CXO seat. It is designed to provide substantial support and comfort during extended periods of sitting.

What does 4D arm adjustment mean?
The CXO armrests can be repositioned in multiple directions, allowing the user to adjust them for different body sizes, desk positions and tasks.

Does the Nightingale CXO recline?
Yes. The CXO uses a synchronous knee-tilt mechanism with adjustable tilt tension and an infinite-position tilt lock.

Is the headrest adjustable?
Yes. The headrest can be repositioned and pivoted to provide additional support, particularly when the chair is reclined.

Is the Nightingale CXO suitable for larger users?
The CXO has a generous seat and is rated for users up to 350 lb. Individual fit still depends on body proportions, so reviewing the Specifications tab or trying the chair when possible is recommended.

Is the Nightingale CXO made in Canada?
Yes. The CXO is manufactured by Nightingale in Canada.