Executive chair
Veratti
The Veratti executive chair stands out in our line of office chairs with a headrest: full ergonomics for high-performance environments. Mesh seat and backrest for continuous ventilation, and an adjustable headrest that supports the neck through long workdays. Ergonomics level 5 of 5.
The lumbar support is self-adjusting and the backrest adds height adjustment, so the support lands where the back needs it. The 4D armrests move in height, depth, width, and angle. The synchronized tilt locks in several positions and adjusts tension by weight. Headrest adjustable for height and tilt, mesh seat and backrest, and 60 mm PU casters for carpet and hard flooring.
Features
Mechanism
Synchronized tilt with multi-position lock and tension adjustment.
Lumbar support
Self-adjusting, with a height-adjustable backrest.
Armrests
4D.
Headrest
Adjustable for height and tilt.
Materials
Mesh seat and backrest.
Base
60 mm PU casters for carpet and hard flooring.
Color
Ergonomics level
Who it's for
The Veratti makes sense if…
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Frequently asked questions
About the Veratti chair.
We answer the most common questions about the Veratti chair: adjustments, dimensions, and warranty.
What are 4D armrests? +
They adjust in four directions: height, depth (forward/back), width (closer together or farther apart), and angle. That keeps the forearm aligned with the keyboard without straining the shoulders or wrists.
What does it mean for the lumbar support to be self-adjusting? +
The support responds to the pressure of the back with no knobs to set. The backrest also adjusts for height to accommodate different statures.
How does the multi-position synchronized tilt work? +
The backrest and seat recline together, in coordination. You can lock it in several positions — not just upright — and adjust the tension to match the weight of whoever is using it.
What's the difference between the Veratti and the Avanti? +
Both are executive chairs with a headrest and ergonomics level 5. The Veratti stands out for its 4D armrests and self-adjusting lumbar support with a height-adjustable backrest; the Avanti adds a sliding seat and a self-adjusting lumbar support with a different set of adjustments.
Does the chair comply with the Ley Silla? +
Yes. The Ley Silla is a Mexican labor-reform law that requires employers to provide workers with seating that has a backrest, and the Veratti meets that requirement with room to spare, adding a headrest, lumbar support, and multi-position tilt.
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