Free measurement-led tool

Find the office-chair comparison that fits your setup

Start with your legs, thighs, desk and room—not a star rating. The finder routes you to the comparison built around your main fit risk.

Desk-based buying guidance. It does not assess health, posture or pain, and it cannot guarantee fit.

Step 1 of 2

Describe the fit constraints

Your height range A starting signal only; seated measurements matter more.

Two measurements that change the result

Sit back in a firm chair with your feet supported. These figures route and explain the result; they are not a health or posture assessment.

Floor to back of knee Lower-leg height in cm, with normal footwear. Back to knee crease Usable thigh depth in cm while sitting back.

Seat-depth fallback if you cannot measure Use this only as a rough signal; a numeric thigh measurement takes precedence.

Desk underside height Floor to lowest obstruction, in cm. Maximum chair width Available room or desk opening, in cm.

Main room constraint Budget ceiling

Typical seated time

We use your selected constraints to order the most relevant guide or search route. Use the checks beside the result to compare published dimensions yourself, then confirm the exact manufacturer configuration before ordering.

Step 2 of 2

Your office-chair starting points

Complete the questions, then open the comparison built around your main fit constraint.

Measurements to take before buying

Floor to the back of your knee while seated, with normal footwear.
Back of your seat position to a small gap behind your knee.
Floor to the lowest desk obstruction, including drawers or rails.
Available width and depth, including room for the chair base.

No pain, posture or fit outcome is guaranteed. If fit risk is high, prioritise clear returns and verify the exact seat, cylinder and arm configuration.

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