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Office Chairs

Armrests on office chairs can be fixed or adjustable. Desk clearance needs to exceed armrest height for the chair to tuck underneath.

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About Office Chairs products

Office chairs support desk-based work in Australian workplaces, including commercial office chairs for shared offices and individual workstations.

The office chair is where most people spend the majority of their days during the working week. Ideally, it needs to be soft, durable, ergonomic, and, most importantly, comfortable. A quality office chair will provide long-lasting support and also promote productivity. ArchiPro offers a great range of office desk chairs in Australia, all sourced from trusted suppliers.

Office chairs for workplaces in Australia

The range includes seating for workplaces and home offices, with commercial desk chairs suited to shared work areas and individual desks.

Ergonomic office chair

Ergonomic chairs provide excellent customisable support to the spine and upper limbs while reducing the load on the lower back when in a seated posture. Easily the most popular type in Australia.

Heavy-duty ergonomic desk chair

This type of seating is designed for more demanding users and specifically tested to hold heavier weights.  

Executive desk chair

Executive chairs are the new and improved version of the traditional boardroom chair. They offer superior comfort and support.  

Active sitting chairs

Active chairs and office stools are designed to promote movement while seated. They typically feature a kind of unstable seat or base, requiring an effort to maintain balance.

The advantages of high-quality office chairs

With people spending so long seated each day, the advantages of choosing high-quality office chairs cannot be overstated. The right computer chair will be comfortable, supportive, durable and long-lasting. You'll find office chairs and seating in a variety of styles, colours, and levels of luxury to choose from. High quality choices are a great investment as they are made with better quality materials which last longer, are better for employee morale and wellbeing and improve productivity.  

How to choose an office desk chair that’s right for you

With so many different options available in Australia it’s difficult to know exactly where to start. Focussing on quality, like the type of products featured on ArchiPro is a good place to start for options that will look good and last. Other things to consider include a chair’s ergonomic features, lumbar support and adjustable height. The latter point is particularly important as people come in all shapes and sizes and you need to be sure the chair works for the individual in mind. Office furniture should suit the room as well as the work; a white office chair works well in a light scheme, while a pink office chair adds a colour accent.

How high should an office chair be?

A seat height of between 40 to 55cm off the ground should work for most people. This will allow the feet to be placed flat on the floor.

What features should an office chair have?

When you are spending over half your day sitting on it, you want to make sure your chair has a few features. Adjustable seat height, adequate width and depth, lumbar support, armrests and the ability to swivel are a few other important features.

Should an office chair have arms?

Yes. While there are a lot of differing opinions, the general consensus is that it is better to have an office desk chair with armrests. Armrests support the upper limbs while also reducing the amount of load on the lower back while seated.