Work chairs
Are you sitting down for this?
It won' t come as a surprise that choosing the right chair can be an important part of your work. Be kind to your back and body by equipping yourself with an ergonomic, comfortable chair that supports you through your day. (And one that looks good, too.)
How to choose work chair
1) Part-time or full time?
Think about how much time you will spend sitting in the chair. Do you need a chair for occasional work or play? For more frequent use? 
2) Choose sitting comfort
An office-approved chair has many adjustable features for maximum support. 
3) Find your style
Choose the work chair you need in a style you like to get the perfect fit for you.
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Take a seat in the spotlight
If they catch your eye, you’re not alone. HATTEFJÄLL office chairs and LÅNGFJÄLL conference chairs have a way of attracting looks. No wonder with that combination of curves and comfort. And don’t get us started on back support and ergonomics. The new colours, they must be the best yet?
conference chair, white stained oak veneer/Gunnared beige
Last year's price
$1,990
$1,790
Without a trace!
With KOLON floor protector you avoid those scratches and marks that can be a problem - especially on soft floors. KOLON is a mat of clear hard plastic that can guard against the sliding and dragging of chairs, castors, dirty soles and sharp heels for years.
Make work a better place to be
Make work a pleasure with a comforting classic that looks great in your home office. These swivel chairs are upholstered in an array of durable leathers and fabrics. With soft shapes that support your body, padded seating for supreme comfort and castors to allow easy movement.
conference chair, Gunnared beige/black
$1,290
$1,000
20 Jul, 2023 - 3 Jan, 2024
or while supplies last
SAFETY CASTORS
Work chairs should stay where you leave them and not roll away on their own. That’s why we put safety castors on our work chairs. The castors have a built-in pressure-sensitive locking mechanism so that they roll freely and easily when you sit on the chair – and lock when you stand up.
