OdinLake Ergo ART 643
OdinLake Ergo ART 643
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Warranty
2 years warranty
With the Ergonomic Benefits, Without the Bulky Design
• Adjustable Headrest.
• 4D Adjustble Armrests.
• Height-adjustable Seat.
• 125° Recline Angle.
• High-Back Backrest.
• Minimalist Look & Stylish Design.
Details
Art 643's Designer
"With sensitive intelligence to innovative simplicity"--- Justus Kolberg.
With years of excellent work experience in Tecno & designteam Wiege, Justus has received numerous awards including the IF Hannover Design Award, the Red Dot Design Zentrum NRW, the IDEA Gold Award and the Japanese Good Design Award.
Odinlake Ergo Art 643 perfectly embodies the fusion of ergonomic chair and modern art and presents the ultimate Nordic minimalist style.
Italian Fabric
Use Italian fabrics to combine the elegance of fabrics with fine art to achieve the highest aesthetic and elegant texture.
Aluminum Alloy
Aviation aluminum alloy 5-star base performs low density & high strength. Art 643 presents the beauty of industrial design and helps to create a great modern office.
BIFMA & TUV Rheinland Certificate
Odinlake Ergo Chairs meet BIFMA and TUV Rhineland's rigorous testing standards and can be used for office work, gaming or other occasions.
Specs
1” leftwards & rightwards
Instructions
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United StatesGreat quality chair!
Going from a chair without as many adjustments as this chair is a game changer. It took me a few days to find the settings that fit me. It’s a great fit. I just think Odinlake has to update the lumbar support piece. Maybe add a pad.
United StatesFantastic Value
OdinLake Ergo ART 643 is a very good task chair for homes or small businesses and an outstanding value. For anywhere from 50% to 75% les than the landed price of a major chair manufacturer, the Ergo ART chair does a good enough job to be taken seriously. The thin chair back is a breathable polyester blend. The headrest looks good and complements the lower seat fabric. The cushioning in the seat is fairly high quality and wide enough for most people. And the polished aluminum bae and fame looks really good. I prefer matte black, but no complaints here. This is comfortable enough to sit in for 2 to 3 hours before one has to walk and take a break. Compare this to chairs by Herman Miller, Steelcase, Branch and ACTIU.
United Statesgreat chair, easy to assemble, comfortable, low profile
easy to order, easy to assemble, comfortable
It works great!
I was just looking to replace a worn out home computer chair. Spending so much time at my home computer in WFH culture though warranted something that'd be a bit kinder to my posture. This chair is solid, sleek and a little bit sexy! Fully adjustable seat height/depth, as well as individually adjustable arm rests is awesome for customizing for maximum comfort too. I highly recommend.Don't know what the $4,00 chairs feel like,but this one feels super. I'd buy it again.
Great product for the money!
We love this office chair. It is stylish, back supportive & comfortable.
United StatesHeart broken
I love the look of my new chair, and it was very easy to put together. It’s not as comfortable as I was hoping it would be. Still gonna’ keep it because it looks great in my small space.
United StatesArmrest need a redesign
I want to start off by saying that this chair is almost perfect. with the exception of the plastic portion of the armrest this chair should cost more than it does but the plastic is cheap and brittle the first armrest shattered immediately that being said Odinlake was on top of it and had one sent out within two day. I would still highly recommend this chair but i would enjoy seeing a v2 with the armrest being as sturdy as the rest of the chair because everything else is perfection.
United StatesLooks good. Could use updates
Looks good. Issues are 1. Head rest is too low at highest setting, hitting my shoulder blades. I'm 6' so not unusually tall 2. Armrests attached to seat back and not the seat. That means when you recline the armrests move too, making working while reclined impossible because your arms are lifted off the desk. This is a pretty bad functional oversight.
OdinLake
Hi Frank, thank you for your feedback. We will report it to the product team and improve that in the future. Regards.