Reply by Steelcase

This latest chair from Steelcase responds to the needs of workers engaged in a variety of tasks throughout the day.

August 30th, 2012

The move to more agile organisations is having a dramatic impact on the workplace, and no doubt one of the most notable areas is in the way work chairs are being designed with greater flexibility in mind.

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Reply is airy and light and the elastic properties of the soft, tensioned mesh back follows the body’s natural movement, effectively removing pressure points.

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The simple controls also make it easy to adjust and personalise the chair to the user’s comfort level, and settings can be changed in an instant to accommodate the task of the moment.

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