
Recline and adjust
The back reclines to 135° and has three lockable positions; the chair also has an adjustable headrest and lumbar support.
Support and comfort with this HOMCOM ergonomic office chair. The 135° reclining back, with three lockable positions, is paired with the manual footrest to elevate your lower body. Enjoy the flexibility of the adjustable headrest, 3D armrest that adjusts… More
Free UK deliveryGet it by Thu 12th NovemberThree lockable positions.
The back reclines to 135°.
Adjusts up/down, forward/backward, and left/right.
The description says they help keep you cool.
Move the chair around easily.

The back reclines to 135° and has three lockable positions; the chair also has an adjustable headrest and lumbar support.

Breathable mesh fabric panels are described as helping keep you cool.

A manual footrest elevates the lower body for extra comfort.
| Brand | HOMCOM |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Weight (kg) | 15 |
| Width (cm) | 64 |
| Height (cm) | 122 |
| Depth (cm) | 66 |
| Material | Mesh |
| Total weight capacity (kg) | 120 |
| Seat height | 49-57cm |
|---|---|
| Armrest height | 19-26cm |
| Maximum reclining angle | 135° |
| Seat dimensions | 50W x 50Dcm |
| Footrest dimensions | 19W x 35Lcm |
| Backrest dimensions | 50W x 70Lcm |
| Condition | New |
| SKU | 921-819V00BK |
Free delivery · Get it by Thu 12th November.
The item should be returned in its original condition and packaging. If the item has been used, we may deduct an amount from the refund to account for the diminished value of the item due to handling. You will be notified accordingly.It was a bit of a gamble buying this chair with zero reviews, but it looked comparable to models more expensive–my inner cheapskate couldn't resist.It arrived without a manual but the PDF was easy to find by searching the model name. Assembly was simple enough.The mesh is springy and refreshingly breathable. When I first laid my cheeks to rest in it, I thought ergonomic chairs were overhyped, but once I adjusted the back height and seat depth (by pulling the lever outwards) so that the lumbar support fitted me, I finally 'got it'.It's so comfortable I fell asleep upright on it and woke up hours later without any back pain...The only parts that feel cheap are the wheels and legs–not in terms of function, but look and feel; very thin plastic–I used to like resting my feet on the legs of my previous chair, but not this one. The seat edges are also a bit hard and sometimes dig into my legs, but that's honestly nitpicking.