Description

ergoCentric tCentric Hybrid Office Chair | Mesh Back & Mesh Seat

The Canadian-made ergoCentric tCentric Hybrid combines a breathable mesh back and mesh seat with strong ergonomic adjustment, including Air Lumbar support, seat-depth adjustment, adjustable arms and a synchronized recline mechanism.

The Hybrid name reflects the versatility built into the tCentric chair family from its inception. This particular model uses the all-mesh combination, bringing together airflow, flexible support and ergoCentric’s established ergonomic chair design.

Features

• In handsome Midnight Black
• Breathable elastomeric mesh backrest
• Mesh seat with Airless Cushion Technology
• Adjustable Air Lumbar support with hand pump
• Back-height adjustment helps position support for different users
• Seat-depth adjustment accommodates different leg lengths
• Synchronized 2:1 recline movement
• Infinite lock-free float for natural movement while seated
• Independent back-angle adjustment
• Adjustable tilt tension
• Armrests adjust in width and height
• Swivelling arm pads support different working positions
• 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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Breathable Mesh Support from Seat to Back

This version of the tCentric Hybrid uses mesh for both the backrest and seat, creating a light and breathable sitting experience.

The elastomeric mesh back provides flexible support while allowing air to circulate behind the user. The mesh seat uses ergoCentric’s Airless Cushion Technology to provide support without relying on a traditional foam cushion.

Airless Cushion Technology

The tCentric Hybrid mesh seat incorporates ergoCentric’s Airless Cushion Technology, which works with the mesh seat structure to provide support and help prevent the user from sinking too deeply into the seat.

This creates a different sitting feel than a conventional upholstered foam seat and may appeal to users who prefer a more breathable, responsive surface.

Adjustable Back and Lumbar Support

The dual-curve mesh backrest is designed to provide support through the lower and upper back while allowing airflow through the chair.

The backrest can be adjusted vertically to help position the support for the individual user. The built-in Air Lumbar system can then be adjusted with a hand pump to increase or decrease the amount of lower-back support.

Synchronized Recline and Movement

The chair uses a synchronized mechanism with a 2:1 movement ratio between the back and seat. As the user reclines, the backrest moves farther than the seat, creating a more natural reclining motion.

Infinite lock-free float allows the chair to move with the user, while tilt tension controls how easily the chair reclines. Independent back-angle adjustment provides additional control when a more defined working position is preferred.

Seat Depth for Different Leg Lengths

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

Seat depth is one of the more important chair adjustments when fitting an office chair to the individual rather than relying on a one-size position.

Adjustable Arms for Different Tasks

The armrests can be adjusted in height and width, while the arm pads swivel to suit different keyboard positions, desk layouts and working postures.

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

Optional Adjustable Headrest

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

If you spend most of your day working upright at a computer, a headrest may be less important. Users who recline frequently may find it more useful.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is both the seat and backrest mesh?
Yes. This version of the tCentric Hybrid has an elastomeric mesh backrest and a mesh seat using ergoCentric’s Airless Cushion Technology.

What is Airless Cushion Technology?
Airless Cushion Technology works with the mesh seat to provide supportive suspension without a traditional foam cushion. It is designed to help maintain support while reducing the tendency to sink too deeply into the mesh.

Does the tCentric Hybrid have adjustable lumbar support?
Yes. This chair includes an Air Lumbar system that can be adjusted using a hand pump. The backrest itself can also be repositioned vertically to help place the support where the user needs it.

Does the tCentric Hybrid 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 synchronized mechanism allows the back and seat to move together at a 2:1 ratio. Tilt tension and back-angle controls provide additional adjustment.

Are the armrests adjustable?
Yes. The arms adjust in height and width, and the arm pads swivel to support different working positions.

Is the headrest included?
The headrest is optional. Choose the headrest option when ordering if you prefer additional head and neck support.

Is the tCentric Hybrid made in Canada?
Yes. The tCentric Hybrid is manufactured by ergoCentric in Canada.

Who is the all-mesh tCentric Hybrid best suited for?
It can be a good choice for users who prefer airflow and the flexible feel of mesh in both the seat and backrest, while still wanting extensive ergonomic adjustment.