Office Chair Fixed Tray

There are differences in the methods of fixing the trays for different models of office chairs, as detailed below:

For the W11 Foam Model office chair, the method of fixing the tray is relatively clear. It requires the use of four fine short screws, with a specification of 6x20, to precisely fix the tray to the seat cushion. During the operation, ensure that the screws accurately align with the screw holes on the seat cushion and the tray, and then use a wrench to tighten the screws one by one, ensuring a firm connection between the tray and the seat cushion to prevent loosening during use.

When fixing the tray for the S800 Model office chair, first accurately align the tray with the screw holes on the seat cushion. This step is crucial for ensuring accurate installation. If the holes are not aligned, it may result in the screws not being installed properly or the tray being unstable after installation. After aligning the holes, use four fine screws to fix the tray to the seat cushion. Similarly, after the screws are installed, use a wrench to tighten them, ensuring a tight connection between the tray and the seat cushion.

For the 708 Model office chair, when installing the seat cushion tray, four fine short screws are also used. The specific steps involve first attaching the tray hole to the top of the gas cylinder. This operation requires a certain amount of skill and patience to ensure that the tray hole perfectly fits the top of the gas cylinder, and then using screws for fixation. This method allows the tray to form a stable whole with the gas cylinder and the seat cushion, ensuring the normal use of the office chair.

For other models such as SumLush Xia Mu Fit CC, the specific method of fixing the tray is not explicitly mentioned in the available reference information. However, this model emphasizes dynamic lumbar support and ergonomic design, which may imply that its design focus is more on comfort and ergonomics. In terms of tray fixation, it may have adopted a more general or unique design, but specific information requires further consultation of relevant materials or the manufacturer.