Spanish Office Chair

Spanish office chairs have significant characteristics in terms of testing standards and branded products.

In terms of testing standards, Spain adopts the UNE 57115 office chair testing standard, which has broad applicability and covers commonly used swivel chairs in office settings, regardless of whether they have armrests. It sets clear requirements for the materials, structure, and functional components of the chairs, with testing objects extending to major components such as the seat surface, backrest, armrests, base, gas lift, and casters. This standard includes several key tests, such as stability testing to ensure that the chair does not tip over easily during use, ensuring the safety of the user; durability testing to simulate long-term use and assess the chair's durability; caster wear testing to evaluate the wear of the casters during frequent movement, ensuring smooth mobility; gas lift durability testing to verify the performance stability of the gas lift during repeated lifting and lowering; and armrest strength testing to detect whether the armrests can withstand a certain amount of pressure without damage. Moreover, the testing process places greater emphasis on replicating real-world usage scenarios, making the test results more valuable as references and enabling the provision of reliable office chairs to consumers.

In terms of branded products, Spanish furniture brands stand out. For example, the Velo office chair, launched by LAYER in collaboration with Andreu World, is designed specifically for a fast-paced lifestyle, cleverly blurring the boundaries between home and work. Its structural design is centered on simplification, employing a gravity-sensing mechanism. The ergonomic backrest flexibly conforms to the body's curves, providing comfortable support for the user. Additionally, it offers two versions—breathable mesh and fully upholstered—for consumers to choose from, meeting the needs of different individuals regarding materials and comfort. Adjustable lumbar support and multiple armrest options further expand its applicability, offering a pleasant experience for both long hours of work and short breaks. Furthermore, there is the Spanish chair made from North American black walnut wood, whose seat surface has a floating effect. Its almost precisely geometric design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also reflects exquisite craftsmanship.