Home Office Chairs for Every Budget
While a quality home office chair is a good investment in your own health and well-being, when starting up a home business, we don’t all have the budget to buy one of those high-end, home office chairs. And not everyone will sit in her home office for long periods, so spending a lot may not make much sense for some. These home office chairs for every budget all have a lot of adjustability and ergonomic features but they run the gamut from $200 to $1200.
Price range: $175-$250
At the low end of the price range, this home office chair still offers several options for adjustability. It has a 3-paddle mechanism that allows the seat and back to lock in any position in its tilt range as well as lumbar support. It has pneumatic seat-height adjustment (39.5 to 43 inches) and adjustable arm height (26.5 to 32.5 inches). The fabric on the padded seat is a breathable mesh and the back is an open mesh. Hold up to 250 pounds. Assembly is required.More »
Price range: $200-$300
Five inches of thick padding on the contoured seat and built-in lumbar support give this seat its comfort.Height- and width-adjustable arms, a one-touch pneumatic seat-height adjustment and a wide range of tilt with the seat and the backrest independently adjustable make it easy to adjust to individual needs. Seat is “eco leather,” which is a faux leather plastic. Assembly is required.More »
Price range: $300-$400
This one isn’t going to fit in with your country décor but it does have a lot of adjustment options.The split backrest allows you to adjust the distance between two hits two sides to fit your body shape. Additionally the headrest adusts as does the seat height (17.5 to 22 inches), armrest height ( 8 to 10inches),tilt and tension. Specs say weight up to 250 pounds but reviewers cautioned that it is better for 220 pounds or less. Assembly is required.More »
Price range: $600-$750
Modeled in a fashion similar to the Herman Miller Aeron (see below), this chair cost much less. (Pictured is the Ergohuman ME8ERGLO; it is the same as the ME7ERG, except that it lacks a headrest. ) Intended for users who sit for five or more hours per day, this chair features “flex zones” that ensure back and lumbar support. The many adjustment options include instant lift seat adjustment ( 17 to 21 inches), backrest thatis adjustable in both height and angle, the depth of the seat pan can be adjusted, adjustable armrests allow ten different positions for height and three angles.More »
Price range: $900 to $1,000
The Aeron Chair, introduced in 1994, made mesh seating part of classic office decor. Not only is it highly adjustable, but it comes in three sizes. Adjustment options include height, knee-tilt, tilt tension, armrests, tilt limiter, forward tilt, lumbar and posture fit. You can also swap out the casters. Chairs come with office carpet casters, but you can purchase hardwood floor or deep carpet casters.More »
Price range: $750-$1,200
The wide price range is due to different seat cover options--fabric, mesh or leather(pictured)--but the essential Steelcase Leap Chair technology, LiveBack and Natural Glide, is the same. LiveBack changes shape to mimic and support the movement of the spine, while the Natural Glide System allows you to recline without straining.More »
Boss Contoured Mid-Back Mesh Task Chair Seat Slider
Price range: $175-$250
At the low end of the price range, this home office chair still offers several options for adjustability. It has a 3-paddle mechanism that allows the seat and back to lock in any position in its tilt range as well as lumbar support. It has pneumatic seat-height adjustment (39.5 to 43 inches) and adjustable arm height (26.5 to 32.5 inches). The fabric on the padded seat is a breathable mesh and the back is an open mesh. Hold up to 250 pounds. Assembly is required.More »
Office Star Executive High-Back Ergonomic Office Chair
Price range: $200-$300
Five inches of thick padding on the contoured seat and built-in lumbar support give this seat its comfort.Height- and width-adjustable arms, a one-touch pneumatic seat-height adjustment and a wide range of tilt with the seat and the backrest independently adjustable make it easy to adjust to individual needs. Seat is “eco leather,” which is a faux leather plastic. Assembly is required.More »
Duorest Leaders Home Office Chair
Price range: $300-$400
This one isn’t going to fit in with your country décor but it does have a lot of adjustment options.The split backrest allows you to adjust the distance between two hits two sides to fit your body shape. Additionally the headrest adusts as does the seat height (17.5 to 22 inches), armrest height ( 8 to 10inches),tilt and tension. Specs say weight up to 250 pounds but reviewers cautioned that it is better for 220 pounds or less. Assembly is required.More »
Raynor Ergohuman All Mesh Chair
Price range: $600-$750
Modeled in a fashion similar to the Herman Miller Aeron (see below), this chair cost much less. (Pictured is the Ergohuman ME8ERGLO; it is the same as the ME7ERG, except that it lacks a headrest. ) Intended for users who sit for five or more hours per day, this chair features “flex zones” that ensure back and lumbar support. The many adjustment options include instant lift seat adjustment ( 17 to 21 inches), backrest thatis adjustable in both height and angle, the depth of the seat pan can be adjusted, adjustable armrests allow ten different positions for height and three angles.More »
Herman Miller Aeron Chair
Price range: $900 to $1,000
The Aeron Chair, introduced in 1994, made mesh seating part of classic office decor. Not only is it highly adjustable, but it comes in three sizes. Adjustment options include height, knee-tilt, tilt tension, armrests, tilt limiter, forward tilt, lumbar and posture fit. You can also swap out the casters. Chairs come with office carpet casters, but you can purchase hardwood floor or deep carpet casters.More »
Steelcase Leap Chair
Price range: $750-$1,200
The wide price range is due to different seat cover options--fabric, mesh or leather(pictured)--but the essential Steelcase Leap Chair technology, LiveBack and Natural Glide, is the same. LiveBack changes shape to mimic and support the movement of the spine, while the Natural Glide System allows you to recline without straining.More »
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