Task chair
San Remo
The San Remo task chair is a dependable, functional choice within our line of chairs with casters, ideal for offices that need mobility, airflow, and everyday support. Its mesh backrest allows proper air circulation, while the upholstered seat delivers lasting comfort.
Designed to fit individual workstations or shared spaces, the San Remo combines simplicity, ergonomics, and mobility. Its multi-lock syncro mechanism, adjustable armrests with soft pad, and built-in lumbar support handle the workday without complicating things for the user. Set on a 27″ nylon star base with 60 mm casters for carpet and hard floors. Ergonomics level 4 of 5.
Features
Mechanism
Multi-lock syncro.
Armrests
Adjustable with soft pad.
Lumbar support
Built in.
Materials
Mesh backrest and upholstered seat with molded, injected 45 kg/m³ PU foam.
Base
27″ nylon star with 60 mm nylon casters for carpet and hard floors.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
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Frequently asked questions
About the San Remo chair.
We answer the most common questions about the San Remo chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
What is the multi-lock syncro mechanism? +
It is a system where the seat and backrest recline in coordination, and it can be locked in several positions. It lets you move from an upright typing posture to a more open one without losing back support.
Do the casters work on both carpet and hard floors? +
Yes. The 60 mm nylon casters are designed for both: on carpet they do not catch easily, and on hard floors they roll without marking as much as more aggressive wheels would.
What does 45 kg/m³ foam density mean? +
It is the density of the seat foam. 45 kg/m³ is above the 35 kg/m³ medium density used on rotation or part-time models, and it holds up better through long days without flattening as quickly.
Can the lumbar support be adjusted? +
On the San Remo, the lumbar support is built into the curve of the backrest. It does not move in height; it is designed to give consistent support to different users without any setup.
Does the chair comply with Mexico's Ley Silla? +
Yes. Ley Silla is the Mexican labor reform that requires employers to provide seating with a backrest for workers, and the San Remo meets that requirement with a reclining backrest, lumbar support, and height adjustment.
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