Pink ribbed-back office chair with white base in a sunny home office

Pink & White Adjustable Height Office Chair | Swivel, Rolling, Pastel Comfort

$81.99
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Pink ribbed-back office chair with white base in a sunny home office

Pink & White Adjustable Height Office Chair | Swivel, Rolling, Pastel Comfort

$81.99

Upgrade your workspace with this pink and white adjustable height office chair, featuring a breathable ribbed backrest for a comfortable, playful look.

Key Features

  • Ribbed plastic backrest: vibrant pink chevron-pattern design for airflow and style.
  • Round fabric seat: pink cushioning for everyday comfort.
  • White frame and base: sturdy construction with smooth-rolling casters.
  • Adjustable height: fine-tune your seat to your desk for a customized fit.
  • Swivel function: effortless movement around your office or home office.

Specifications

  • Height: 34.3"
  • Width: 17.3"
  • Depth: 15"
With casters
Specifications
Weight capacity Not confirmed
Seat height range 16.9" – 21.7" supplier stated
Seat width 15.7"supplier stated
Seat depth 15.0"supplier stated
Back height 12.8"supplier stated
Max recline Not confirmed
Base / casters Casterssupplier stated
Gas cylinder class Not confirmed
Overall width 17.3"supplier stated
Overall depth 15.0"supplier stated
Overall height 34.3"supplier stated
Shipping weight Not confirmed
Warranty Not confirmed

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  • The weight capacity. Sources give 275 lb . We have not chosen between them, and we are not printing the flattering one.

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.

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