Office Chair with 145-Degree Adjustment

The following are several office chairs with 145-degree adjustment functionality:

Nefil Chair (Classic)
This office chair is designed and developed by Ergonor, a company from Taiwan, China, and is positioned in the high-end ergonomic field. Its core feature is 145-degree recline adjustment, which can meet users' needs for deep recline and rest. The chair body is made of imported mesh fabric and an aluminum alloy frame, combining breathability with structural stability. It has passed BIFMA certification (a safety standard in the U.S. office furniture industry) and GREENGUARD certification (a low-chemical-emission certification), ensuring environmental friendliness and durability. Additionally, its modular design supports independent adjustment of multiple parts such as the headrest, backrest, and seat cushion, allowing users to customize support solutions according to their body types and sitting habits, enhancing long-term comfort.

Huochong Design H1 Ergonomic Chair
This product takes 145-degree recline functionality as its core selling point, paired with angle memory technology that can fix the user's preferred recline angle, avoiding repeated adjustments. The chair body is equipped with rotatable and height-adjustable armrests, suitable for different desk heights and operating scenarios; the footrest design further expands usage scenarios, making it ideal for lunch breaks or short rests. The service includes a 5-year warranty and free installation, reducing user maintenance costs. Its structure has passed strengthened testing to ensure stability of the center of gravity during recline, avoiding the risk of tipping over.

Xiacamu Fit2 Ergonomic Chair
This chair supports 145° recline and is equipped with a leg rest, creating a rest posture close to lying flat. Its innovation lies in the ZeroG2.0 Dynamic Lumbar Support System, which uses dynamic tracking technology to form a closed-loop support from the upper back to the seat cushion, continuously fitting the spinal curve and dispersing pressure. For example, when the user reclines, the lumbar support automatically adjusts its angle and intensity to avoid lumbar suspension; when leaning forward for work, it provides moderate support, reducing fatigue from prolonged sitting. The leg rest and backrest are designed to move in tandem, further optimizing leg blood circulation, making it suitable for users who need to sit for long periods.

These three office chairs have all achieved 145-degree recline functionality through structural optimization and material upgrades, and offer differentiated designs for different usage scenarios (such as office work and rest). Users can choose based on their budget, functional requirements, and brand preferences.