Product category
Five models on one platform, 415 to 715 pieces per 40HQ. A lumbar curve moulded into the back frame, tension-controlled tilt, Class 2 gas lift — and an honest account of what is not adjustable.
MOQ 50 pcs | FOB Shenzhen · Guangzhou on request | Quote in 12 h
What this category covers
A mesh back is not a styling choice in a 38°C office; it is the difference between a chair people use and a chair people avoid. The mesh runs over a moulded PP frame with a lumbar panel, and the seat is foam rather than mesh on every model — a fully mesh seat is uncomfortable at this price point and we do not offer one.
Ergonomic specification
“Ergonomic” is the most over-used word in this catalogue, so here is the exact list. This range gives you height adjustment on a Class 2 gas lift, a tilt mechanism with tension control, and a lumbar curve moulded into the back frame. It does not give you 3D or 4D armrests on every model, seat-slide depth adjustment, or a BIFMA X5.1 report. One model, M1, carries 3D armrests; the other five are fixed PP. If a tender requires the full set, this range will not clear it, and we would rather say so before you quote your own customer.
Photographed at the partner factory. Same platform across the range.
Models
S1
The model most first orders start with: straight high-back mesh, chrome five-star base, butterfly mechanism.
715 pcs / 40HQ · 108–118 cm
S2
Ten renminbi above S1 at the factory gate, and it reads as a different class of chair on a showroom floor.
≈465 pcs / 40HQ · 118–128 cm
S3
Best loading efficiency of any high-back in the range: 633 pieces per 40HQ.
633 pcs / 40HQ · 114–124 cm
W1
White frame, chrome base. Photographs well, and almost nobody stocks it in this price band.
529 pcs / 40HQ · 115–125 cm
P1
The volume model: 674 pieces per 40HQ, the best loading efficiency of any gas-lift chair we make.
674 pcs / 40HQ · 115–125 cm
Data
| Model | Back height | Armrests | Gas lift | 40HQ | Carton (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 108–118 cm | Fixed PP | Class 2 · 100 mm | 715 | On request |
| S2 | 118–128 cm | Fixed PP | Class 2 · 100 mm | ≈465 | 80.5×29.5×61 cm |
| S3 | 114–124 cm | Fixed PP | Class 2 · 100 mm (recessed 3 cm) | 633 | 65×28×59 cm |
| W1 | 115–125 cm | Fixed PP | Class 2 · 100 mm | 529 | 68×32×59 cm |
| P1 | 115–125 cm | Fixed PP | Class 2 · 100 mm | 674 | 61×28×59 cm |
Prices are quoted per enquiry. No model in this category carries a BIFMA X5.1 or EN 1335 report.
How to choose
Tell us the room, the headcount and the destination port — the specification follows from those three.
Mesh stops a sweaty back. It does not stop foam from collapsing, which is why the seat specification matters more than the back.
W1 and S3 photograph well and almost nobody stocks them in this price band.
S1 loads 715 per 40HQ, M1 about 415. That gap is worth USD 2–3 per chair in container cost.
Other categories
The chairs that fill the floor rather than the corner office: operator and task models priced per unit and per cubic metre, so a 200-seat rollout lands inside budget.
4 models
Wider back frame, executive mechanism with a tail plate, 320 mm chrome base.
2 models
Cantilever frames with no gas lift: nothing to leak, nothing to drift, and the lowest claim rate of anything we ship.
1 models
Request a quotation
Send the model, the quantity and the destination port. You get an itemised quotation sheet and a loading plan within 12 working hours.
