Description

ergoCentric airCentric 2 Ergonomic Office Chair

The Canadian-made ergoCentric airCentric 2 combines the comfortable feel of an upholstered office chair with ventilation built into the backrest. Adjustable seat depth, back height, tilt and arms help fit the chair to the individual user.

Inspired by the airflow people appreciate in mesh seating, the airCentric 2 uses a supportive foam and upholstered backrest with ventilation openings through the rear shell. It is a practical choice for users who prefer cushioned seating but still want better airflow through the back of the chair.

Features

• In Black AirKnit Grade 1 fabric
• Supportive upholstered seat and backrest
• Ventilated back design helps promote airflow behind the user
• Durable moulded back foam designed for long-term office use
• Patented back-height adjustment helps position support for different users
• Seat-depth adjustment accommodates different leg lengths
• Infinite lock-free float allows natural movement while seated
• Independent back-angle adjustment
• Adjustable tilt tension
• Forward tilt lockout provides additional control over chair movement
• Height-adjustable armrests with comfortable polyurethane pads
• Dual-wheel urethane casters suitable for many hard flooring surfaces
• Optional adjustable headrest
• Commercial-grade construction for everyday office use
• Made in Canada

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Upholstered Comfort with Added Airflow

The airCentric 2 was designed for users who prefer the familiar cushioning of an upholstered office chair but still want some of the airflow associated with mesh seating.

The upholstered dual-curve backrest uses supportive foam, while ventilation openings in the back structure allow air to move behind the user. This gives the chair a different feel from an open mesh back while still helping reduce the closed-in feeling of a fully enclosed upholstered backrest.

Back Support That Adjusts to the User

The airCentric 2 includes ergoCentric’s patented back-height adjustment system, allowing the backrest to move vertically so its support can be positioned for different users.

The dual-curve backrest is shaped to provide support through the lower and upper back rather than relying on one flat surface.

Adjustable Seat Depth for Different Leg Lengths

The seat slider allows the seat depth to be moved forward or backward. This helps users with different leg lengths find an appropriate amount of support beneath the thighs without excessive pressure behind the knees.

Seat depth is an important part of fitting an office chair to the individual rather than expecting one fixed seat size to work equally well for everyone.

Control How the Chair Moves

The airCentric 2 provides adjustable tilt tension and back-angle control so the chair can be set to suit different working preferences.

Infinite lock-free float allows the user to move naturally while seated, while the forward tilt lockout and back-angle adjustment provide additional control when a more defined working position is preferred.

Adjustable Arm Support

The armrests can be raised or lowered to help support the forearms while allowing the shoulders to remain relaxed.

Proper arm positioning can be especially useful during computer work, where arms that are too high or too low can contribute to unnecessary shoulder tension.

Optional Adjustable Headrest

An adjustable headrest is available for users who prefer additional head and neck support, particularly when reclining.

For people who spend most of the day working upright at a computer, a headrest may be less important. Users who recline regularly may find it more useful.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ergoCentric airCentric 2 a mesh chair?
No. The airCentric 2 uses upholstered foam seating rather than a mesh seat and back. Ventilation openings in the back structure help provide airflow while retaining the cushioned feel of upholstered seating.

Why is it called the airCentric?
The chair was designed to combine the airflow benefits associated with mesh seating with the comfort and ergonomic support of traditional foam and upholstered seating.

Does the airCentric 2 have adjustable back support?
Yes. The backrest can be adjusted vertically so its support can be positioned for different users.

Does the airCentric 2 have a seat slider?
Yes. The seat depth can be adjusted forward or backward to better accommodate different leg lengths.

Does the chair recline?
Yes. The chair allows natural movement while seated and includes adjustable tilt tension and back-angle control.

Are the armrests adjustable?
Yes. The armrests can be raised or lowered to help support different users and working positions.

Is a headrest available?
Yes. An adjustable headrest is available as an option.

Is the airCentric 2 made in Canada?
Yes. The airCentric 2 is manufactured by ergoCentric in Canada.