Free measurement-led tool

Find the office-chair comparison that fits your setup

Choose the binding constraint, then add the four measurements that can change the route. The finder keeps a stated budget fixed and stops when the fit evidence is incomplete.

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

Adjustable office chair beside a compact desk and radiator.

Step 1 of 2

Record the decisive constraints

Six inputs replace the previous ten-question form. Answers stay in this browser and are not saved or added to an account.

Two seated measurements

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.

Two desk and floor measurements

The result orders current public comparison routes from the selected constraint and measurements. Exact product actions appear only when all four products, images, freshness checks and destinations pass together.

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Your office-chair starting points

Add seated and desk measurements for a result based on more than a priority label.

    Measurements and checks 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 complete chair base.

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

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