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Office Chair Mesh Support Frame

Admin October 09, 2026

Office chair mesh support frames mainly come in two material types: plastic and metal, with prices varying based on material and style, and installation requiring specific steps.

Material and Type

Office chair mesh support frames differ in material, primarily plastic and metal. Among them, there are office chair back frame supports with plastic backrest skeletons, such as the black office chair back frame support, which belongs to mesh chair back frame accessories and can be used as a universal swivel chair support. This type of plastic support is relatively lightweight and may have a lower cost. Additionally, there are metal-framed ones, like the bow-shaped frame office chair, which uses a metal frame to secure the computer chair. Metal materials generally have higher strength and stability, can withstand greater weight, and have a relatively long service life.

Pricing Information

Prices for office chair mesh support frames vary depending on material and style. The black office chair back frame support, provided by Foshan Shengdeli Home Furnishings Co., Ltd., comes with services such as a 7-day replacement guarantee, 72-hour shipping, and material assurance, priced at ยฅ36.0. The bow-shaped frame office chair, also provided by Foshan Shengdeli Home Furnishings Co., Ltd., offers guarantees such as a 7-day replacement, material assurance, and in-depth factory inspection, priced at ยฅ158.0. It is evident that the price of the bow-shaped frame office chair with a metal frame is significantly higher than that of the office chair back frame support with a plastic backrest skeleton, primarily due to the higher cost of metal materials and their superior stability and durability.

Installation Information

Taking the T13 model small mesh chair as an example, installation requires following specific steps. First, install the casters onto the five-star base, then install the gas lift. Next, use B-type screws to install the armrests, locate the armrest holes on both sides of the seat cushion bottom, noting that R represents right and L represents left on the armrest bottom. Lightly tighten the screws initially, and do the same on the other side. At this point, do not fully tighten the screws connecting the armrests to the seat cushion. Then, use A-type screws to install the seat plate, locate the four seat plate holes on the bottom of the seat cushion, paying attention to the direction during installation. Lightly tighten the screws for initial fixation, and once all four are lightly tightened, adjust the seat plate to the correct angle and then tighten the screws diagonally. For fixed-type seat plates with arrow indicators, lightly tighten the screws for initial fixation, align the reserved holes on the bottom of the seat plate with the top of the gas lift, and insert. Finally, use C-type screws to install the chair back, align the holes on the chair back with the reserved holes on the armrests, lightly tighten for initial fixation, and then use an Allen wrench to tighten crosswise.