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Mesh Mid Back Office Chair, Fixed Arms with Lumbar Support, Rocking Tilt and Back Storage Pocket, Height Adjustable Desk Chair for Home Office

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$129.99 $179.99
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Mesh Mid Back Office Chair, Fixed Arms with Lumbar Support, Rocking Tilt and Back Storage Pocket, Height Adjustable Desk Chair for Home Office

Mesh Mid Back Office Chair, Fixed Arms with Lumbar Support, Rocking Tilt and Back Storage Pocket, Height Adjustable Desk Chair for Home Office

$129.99 $179.99
Contoured mid back with lumbar support
Rocking tilt spans 90 to 120 degrees
Storage pocket built into the backrest
Ships from a United States warehouse

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This is a mid back mesh office chair for full days at a desk, with a contoured backrest, a cushioned seat and fixed armrests on a rolling metal base.

The backrest is shaped to hold your lower back where it needs support, and the tilt opens from 90 to 120 degrees with a tension knob, so you set the recline to your own weight instead of fighting a spring that was never meant for you.

Specifications

  • Product type: Mid back mesh office chair
  • Back material: Breathable elastic mesh
  • Seat: Cushioned high resilience foam
  • Frame and base: Reinforced metal
  • Seat height adjustment: 14.7 to 17.7 in (37.3 to 45 cm), pneumatic lever
  • Recline: Rocking tilt, 90 to 120 degrees, tension knob
  • Armrests: Fixed
  • Swivel: Rotating seat
  • Casters: Quiet rolling, hard floors and carpet
  • Weight capacity: 250 lb (113 kg)
  • Storage: Pocket on the back of the backrest
  • Colors: Light gray, black, pink, red
  • Assembly: Required, hardware and instructions included
  • Best for: Home office, study, computer desk, gaming

Adjusting the seat height

The lever under the seat raises and lowers it across 14.7 to 17.7 in (37.3 to 45 cm). That is a low sitting range, so it suits shorter desks and anyone who prefers feet resting squarely on the floor rather than perched. Set the height first, then adjust the recline tension, and the chair will feel settled from the first day.

Setting the recline

The tension knob under the seat controls how much push it takes to lean back. Turn it firmer if you are heavier or you want the back to stay upright while you type. Turn it looser and the 120 degree limit becomes a genuine break rather than a token lean.

Where it works

The mid back height keeps the chair visually low, so it tucks under a desk and does not dominate a small room. It reads as a work chair in a study and as a task chair in a shared office. The pocket on the back keeps a notebook or a tablet off the desk surface.

Care

Wipe the mesh with a dry cloth or vacuum it on a low setting to lift dust out of the weave. Clean the seat cushion with a barely damp cloth and let it dry fully. Check the base bolts once or twice a year and tighten anything that has worked loose.

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Mid back mesh office chair with contoured lumbar support at a home desk

01

Support Where Your Back Needs It

The contoured mid back follows the curve of your spine and holds your lower back steady through long stretches at the desk. Breathable mesh keeps air moving across your shoulders so you stay cool.

02

Lean Back On Your Own Terms

A tension knob sets the recline resistance to your body weight, and the tilt opens from 90 to 120 degrees for a proper pause. Set it once and the chair stays where you put it.

Mesh office chair reclined in its rocking tilt range
Storage pocket on the back of the mesh office chair

03

Everything Within Reach

A pocket on the back of the chair takes a notebook, a tablet or the day's paperwork and keeps the desk clear. Quiet casters roll across hard floors and carpet without marking either.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions

How high does the seat adjust?

The seat lifts from 14.7 to 17.7 in (37.3 to 45 cm) on a pneumatic lever. That is a low sitting range, so it pairs well with shorter desks and lets most people keep their feet resting squarely on the floor.
Are the armrests fixed or movable?

They are fixed. The armrests are built into the frame rather than bolted on as an extra, which keeps the whole chair rigid and adds to how long it lasts. They sit at a natural height for typing.
How much weight does the chair hold?

It is rated to 250 lb (113 kg). A reinforced metal base spreads the load across the casters, so the chair stays steady even at the top of its height range.
Does the backrest recline?

Yes. The rocking mechanism opens from 90 to 120 degrees, and a tension knob under the seat sets how much resistance you feel on the way back. Firmer for upright work, looser for a real break.
Is assembly required?

Yes, and it is straightforward. The hardware and instructions are packed with the chair, and the whole job is a base, a gas lift, a seat and a back. Most people have it together in well under an hour.

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