Lorell
Lorell 80006 Adjustable Task Chair Blue 24"x24"x33"-38" office furniture
Adjustable task chair with pneumatic seat-height, back-height, seat-depth, 360-degree swivel and height-width adjustable arms for all-day support
- TypeOffice Chairs
- ColorBlue
- All-day comfort from moulded seat and back
- Height-adjustable back gives targeted lumbar support
- Pneumatic seat height adjusts from 17 to 22 inches
- Arms adjust in both height and width
- 360-degree swivel with seat-depth adjustment
Adjustable Task Chair for Office Use
The Lorell 80006 adjustable task chair is designed for office environments where users need a supportive seat for daily work. It features a molded seat and back with a durable shellback construction for all-day comfort. The chair suits individuals up to 250 lb who require multiple ergonomic adjustments.
Static Comfort and Adjustment Range
Pneumatic seat-height adjustment moves the seat from 17-3/10" to 22-2/5" to suit different desk heights. The back height and seat depth adjust independently, while arms adjust in both height and width. A 360-degree swivel base allows free movement without strain.
Durability Under Daily Use
The seat fabric carries an abrasion rating of 30,000 cycles, indicating resistance to wear from regular use. Molded foam retains its shape over time, and the shellback structure maintains consistent lumbar support. The weight capacity of 250 lb remains stable throughout the adjustment range.
Highlights
- All-day comfort from moulded seat and back
- Height-adjustable back gives targeted lumbar support
- Pneumatic seat height adjusts from 17 to 22 inches
- Arms adjust in both height and width
- 360-degree swivel with seat-depth adjustment
Specifications
| Type | Office Chairs |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lorell |
| Color | Blue |
| Shipping weight | 17.31 kg |
| Package size | 612 × 596 × 324 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I assemble the pneumatic cylinder and gas lift on the Lorell 80006, and which step causes the most returns?
Insert the cylinder into the base, seat the mechanism onto the cylinder, then attach the back and arms; the step most often done wrong is not fully seating the cylinder in the base before adding weight.
What parts on the Lorell 80006 will wear out first and need replacement?
The pneumatic gas lift and the armrest pads are the components most likely to need replacement after extended daily use.
At what point does the Lorell 80006 stop height-adjusting smoothly under daily 8-hour use?
The pneumatic lift is rated for 30,000 abrasion cycles and supports up to 250 lb; sustained loads near that limit will cause the cylinder to lose consistent height adjustment first.
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