Task chair · Cashier chair
Rimini
The Rimini task chair combines clean lines, a functional frame, and full fabric upholstery for anyone seeking an office chair with modern design and a uniform look. Ideal for corporate environments, personal desks, or executive workstations that value a sober, contemporary design.
The Rimini Cashier brings that same design to elevated workstations. Its adjustable chrome footring reduces leg fatigue, and its high-lift piston, with a 22 cm range, reaches counters and bar-height surfaces. Non-slip glides keep it firmly in place. Reinforced polypropylene structure, a Class 3 BIFMA piston, and a maximum load capacity of 100 kg.
Features
Task base
Mechanism
Independently reclining backrest with height adjustment.
Armrests
Fixed.
Materials
Upholstered seat with high-density, 35 kg/m³ injected PU foam.
Base
22″ nylon star with 50 mm casters, for carpet and hard floors.
Cashier base
Mechanism
Independent backrest recline with tension adjustment.
Armrests
Fixed, semi-rigid, fan-shaped.
Footring
45 cm diameter chrome ring, height-adjustable.
Base
24″ nylon star with non-slip glides.
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Who it's for
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Frequently asked questions
About the Rimini chair.
We answer the most common questions about the Rimini chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
What is the difference between the task base and the cashier base? +
The task base uses a 22-inch nylon star with 50 mm casters and works at desk height. The cashier base uses a 24-inch star with non-slip glides instead of casters, an adjustable chrome footring, and a high-lift piston with a 22 cm range, for counters and bar-height surfaces. The mechanism and the shape of the armrests also change.
Why does the cashier version use glides instead of casters? +
Because at greater height the center of gravity rises, and a chair on casters could shift while getting on or off. Non-slip glides keep it firmly in place, which is what you want at a register or counter where people get in and out of the chair many times a day.
What is the footring for? +
When working at bar height, the feet do not reach the floor and the legs hang, which cuts circulation and causes fatigue. The ring gives a firm point of support, and being height-adjustable, it works for people of different heights.
What does the piston's Class 3 BIFMA certification mean? +
BIFMA is the U.S. business and institutional furniture manufacturers association, and it rates gas-lift pistons by the pressure and stress they can withstand. Class 3 is a step above the Class 2 rating found on many budget chairs.
Does the Rimini comply with Mexico's Ley Silla? +
Yes, in both versions. Ley Silla is the Mexican labor reform that requires employers to provide seating with a backrest for workers, and it is especially relevant at counter and cash-register positions, which is exactly what the Rimini Cashier is designed for.
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