Black Leather High-Back Office Chair with Headrest
Black Leather High-Back Office Chair with Headrest
A black high-back executive office chair in LeatherSoft upholstery with a 500 lb weight capacity — confirmed on the manufacturer's own dimension panel. The lumbar support slides up and down to sit where your lower back is, not where the factory assumed it would be. The headrest tilts and adjusts in height. Seat has a waterfall front edge to reduce pressure on the backs of your legs during long sessions. Height-adjustable, 360° swivel, padded armrests. Built for long days.
Key Features
- Sliding adjustable lumbar support
- Adjustable headrest — tilt + height
- Waterfall seat edge — reduces leg pressure
- Padded armrests
- Height-adjustable seat
- 360° swivel base
- Upholstery: LeatherSoft (Black)
Specifications
- Width: 30"
- Depth: 33"
- Weight capacity: 500 lb
- Ship weight: 60.3 lb
Note: Seat height range, seat width, and overall height are unconfirmed from the manufacturer.
| Weight capacity | 500 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 | Not confirmed |
| Gas cylinder class | Not confirmed |
| Overall width | 30.0"supplier stated |
| Overall depth | 33.0"supplier stated |
| Overall height | Not confirmed |
| Shipping weight | 60.3 lb supplier stated |
| Warranty | Not confirmed |
How we checked this page
This product is not sold under any other brand we could find, so there was no second listing to weigh it against. Every figure on this page comes from the manufacturer's own material — the listing, its size options, and the measurement diagrams printed on the product photographs.
What we did not publish
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Where the maker's own numbers disagree
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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.