PROJECT ERGOHUMAN GENERATION–2

Project Ergohuman G2 has an ingeniously quick-to-use and straightforward single lever control that operates the three most frequently used chair functions: seat height, seat depth, and back tilt.

When seated, reach behind and lift or lower the backrest to fit the shape of your spine.

oIt is essential to adjust the chair's backrest to provide adequlte support to the lower back. The contoured lumbar support should fit comfortably into the lower curve of the user's back.

Push the single lever back to release the back recline. This puts the chair in free-float mode. When tension control is correctly set up, the user can experience dynamic movement when seated.

Return the lever to its neutral position to lock the backrest in the recline position.

The tilt tension function controls the speed and smoothness of the chair's reclining motion. Adjust the tension knob to set the resistance of the backrest in recline mode to support the user's weight while allowing them to lean back.

An integrated lumbar support system provides full lower back support while the built-in flex adjusts to the user's movement.

Users can adjust the lumbar tension to suit their comfort preferences.

Seat height can be adjusted using the single lever under the seat at the right of the chair. Lift the lever to raise or lower the seat. Push the lever back down to lock the seat in place.

Aim to have your feet flat on the floor and adjust until your knees are at a 90-degree angle to ensure healthy posture.

The Project Ergohuman G2 features a seat slide that allows users to adjust the chair depth to suit the length of their thighs. Activate the seat slide by pushing the single lever forward and sliding the seat into position while seated. 

Ensure there is a 3 cm or two-finger gap between the front of the chair and the back of the user's knees. Lock in position by returning the lever to its neutral position.

The forward seat tilt synchronises with the back for your comfort (2º seat with 6º backrest). To release the forward tilt, unlock the back recline with the single lever on the right, then tilt forward using the left lever.

This feature enables users to adjust the chair to their individual needs, reducing back strain and promoting healthy posture. The forward seat tilt also helps to improve blood circulation to the feet, back, and legs.

The seat's front edge slopes and rounds to reduce pressure in the thighs and improve blood flow in the legs.

The Project Ergohuman office chair has lockable height, angle, width, and depth armrest adjustments, complete with soft PU padding.

Properly adjusted armrests provide support for your arms, wrists, and hands, alleviating muscle tension that arises when arms and hands are not optimally aligned.

• Lift the armrests to adjust height. Raising to the top will release the lock to drop to their lowest level again.
• Push the armpad forwards or backwards to set arm depth.
• Push the armpads out or in to set the arm width position.
• Turn the armrests left to right to set the angle.

A height (80 mm) and angle (55º) adjustable headrest helps relax neck and shoulder muscles, providing effective support to the back of the head, especially when the chair is in free-float or recline mode.

Lift the headrest by pulling up from the stem and pushing down to lower. Tilt the headrest angle on its pivot for customised support.

A fold-out legrest is available on a longer lead time. The legrest provides ultimate comfort and alleviates fatigue, especially when reclining.