LiberNovo Omni Dynamic Ergonomic Office Chair, Comfy Desk Chair, 48cm | Chair with Footrest, 105°-160° Four Recline, Built-in Spine Stretch for Back Comfort, Home Office Long Hours Use, Green
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Size: Moss Green 48 cm
Style: Chair + Footrest
Features
- Bionic FlexFit Backrest: Precision-Tailored Comfort, perfectly Aligned for Your Spine.
- Dynamic Support: Adjusts instantly as you move, from headrest to armrests, for effortless comfort.
- Gentle Spine Stretching: Lean back, decompress, and recharge with built-in spine stretching.
- Recline Your Way, 105 to 160: Adjust from 105 to 160 with 4 positions, perfect for work, gaming, or relaxation.
- Dynamic Screen Alignment: he chairs headrest and backrest tilt differentially to keep your gaze on the screen, with armrests sliding back 100mm for ergonomic support during work, gaming, or relaxation.
- Built with Battery: 2200mAh battery lasts up to 30 days with daily use, or a year with minimal adjustments.
- The Number of Packages: Your selected bundle contains 2 shipping packages.
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Brand: LiberNovo
Color: Moss Green
Material: Aerospace-Grade Panels, Hydrophilic Sponge, Multi-Density Foam, Natural Wool-Like Elegance, Soft Sponge Fabric See more
Product Dimensions: 31.22"D x 29.14"W x 46.06"H
Size: Moss Green 48 cm
Brand Name: LiberNovo
Unit Count: 1 Count
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: Assembly Guide, Chair Parts, Hardware Kit
Model Name: Omni
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Model Number: Omni
Number of Packs: 2
Manufacturer: Qingxian Intelligent Innovation (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Electronics 2 years., Frame 6 years.
Manufacturer Part Number: CP-GW-0000049-00-02
Set Name: Bundle of 2
Number of Items: 1
Reclining Position Count: 4
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 300 pounds
Assembly Instructions Description: Included
Color: Moss Green
Back Style: Continuous Back
Style Name: Chair + Footrest
Pattern: Solid
Shape: Rectangular
Arm Style: Rounded
Leg Style: sled base
Form Factor: Ergonomic, High-Back with Armrests and Footrest
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 31.22"D x 29.14"W x 46.06"H
Size: Moss Green 48 cm
Item Weight: 24 kg
Seat Depth: 18.9 inches
Item Depth: 29.14 inches
Item Dimensions: 31.22 x 30.12 x 50 inches
Material Type: Aerospace-Grade Panels, Hydrophilic Sponge, Multi-Density Foam, Natural Wool-Like Elegance, Soft Sponge Fabric
Frame Material Type: Aerospace-Grade Panels
Seat Material: Soft Sponge Fabric
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