Gulou Office Chair
Gulou office chairs come in various types, with specific introductions as follows:

The executive office chair, represented by the olm464 model, showcases a high-end positioning in terms of materials and craftsmanship. The leather surface is made of high-quality split leather, silicone leather, or imported semi-aniline leather (available in black and colored options), balancing durability and aesthetics. The foam is high-resilience material, with the armrests filled with 40-density raw cotton to ensure they remain undeformed after prolonged use. The wooden board is an 18mm-thick inner and outer curved board, providing stable support. The base is made of luxurious multi-functional aluminum alloy, paired with a BIFMA-certified gas lift, enabling multi-position height adjustment and recline locking. The chair legs are fully resin-molded executive five-star legs, equipped with natural wood-colored decorative caps, treated with a three-layer powder coating process for rust resistance and aesthetics. The chair wheels are BIFMA-certified silent wheels, producing low noise during movement and not damaging the floor.
The training chair, exemplified by the olm446 model, focuses on practicality and flexibility in design. The chair back is made of brand-new PP+30%GF (glass fiber) material, enhancing impact resistance and heat resistance. The armrests have a front-to-back sliding structure to accommodate different sitting postures. The seat cushion uses molded foam, which remains undeformed after prolonged sitting, with a PP+GF15% dustproof bottom shell at the bottom to reduce dust ingress. The chair legs are made of 20.5ร32.5รT1.5mm high-quality Q235 carbon steel, offering strong load-bearing capacity and stable structure. The writing board is made of thickened PP+30% glass fiber board surface, which can be flexibly rotated and retracted, saving space and suitable for training or conference scenarios.
Other types, such as manager office chairs, staff office chairs, ergonomic chairs, and lounge chairs, although not detailed in the reference information, can generally be inferred based on their usage scenarios. For example, manager office chairs may combine the comfort of executive chairs with the cost-effectiveness of staff chairs; ergonomic chairs may alleviate prolonged sitting fatigue through adjustable lumbar supports and headrests; lounge chairs may use softer materials and larger recline angles to meet short-term rest needs. The specific choice should be based on actual functional requirements and budget.




