Black Leather Office Chair with Adjustable Armrests
Black Leather Office Chair with Adjustable Armrests
A black PU leather office chair built around the adjustments that actually matter during a long work day — arms that set to your height, a lumbar block that slides to your lower back, and a recline that locks so you can sit back without the chair deciding for you. Rated to 300 lb.
Key Features
- 300 lb weight capacity — supplier-confirmed
- Adjustable armrests — set to your desk height, not a default position
- Moveable lumbar support — positions to your lower back specifically
- Recline with lock — hold position for reading or calls, release for typing
- 360° swivel with rolling casters — moves freely across hard floors and carpet
- PU leather upholstery — wipe-clean, holds shape over time
- Quick assembly — straightforward setup without specialist tools
Specifications
- Colour: Black
- Upholstery: PU leather
- Weight capacity: 300 lb
- Ship weight: 26 lb
- Base: Rolling casters
| Weight capacity | 300 lb supplier stated |
| Seat height range | Not confirmed |
| Seat width | Not confirmed |
| Seat depth | Not confirmed |
| Back height | Not confirmed |
| Max recline | Not confirmed |
| Base / casters | Casterssupplier stated |
| Gas cylinder class | Not confirmed |
| Overall width | Not confirmed |
| Overall depth | Not confirmed |
| Overall height | Not confirmed |
| Shipping weight | 26.0 lb supplier stated |
| Warranty | Not confirmed |
How we checked this page
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Last checked 2 October 2026. If you find a figure here that is wrong, tell us — we will correct it or take it down.