Thailand Office Chair
Information about office chairs in Thailand covers aspects such as cooperative production, branded products, and unique material types. Here is a detailed introduction:
Cooperative Production: On August 24th, Workstation Office, a Thai office furniture brand, signed a memorandum of cooperation with China's Jingyi Group to jointly establish a production base in Banwu County, Chonburi Province, Thailand, focusing on ergonomic office chair products. Workstation Office has been deeply involved in the industry for 14 years, boasting a mature local customer base and distribution channels. Jingyi Group possesses full-chain manufacturing capabilities, with products sold in over 120 countries and regions worldwide. The base is located in the core area of the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) in Thailand, allowing it to enjoy policy incentives from the Thailand Board of Investment (BOI). After production commences, ergonomic chairs will be manufactured locally in Thailand, reducing delivery times, cutting cross-border logistics costs, and enhancing product price competitiveness. This also marks an upgrade in the overseas expansion model for domestic office furniture companies.
Branded Products: IMG COMFORT is a furniture brand under IMG Group Co., Ltd. Its products are designed by a research and development team based in Norway and manufactured at production facilities in Thailand, covering a range of ergonomic comfort chairs, electric chairs, and office chairs.
Unique Material Types: Thai imported oak office chairs are characterized by the stability and environmental friendliness of natural wood, combined with ergonomic design. Thai oak belongs to the hardwood category, with a dense wood structure and clear grain patterns, naturally resistant to moisture and insect infestation. The processing adheres to E1-grade environmental standards, with the wood surface undergoing multiple sanding treatments before being coated with water-based environmentally friendly paint, forming a dense protective layer that enhances wear resistance and waterproofing. The ergonomic curve design ensures the chair back fits the natural curvature of the spine, distributing pressure on the lower back. The seat height is adjustable within a range of 40 - 50cm, accommodating people of different heights. Solid wood material offers better deformation resistance than particleboard, with a service life of over 10 years. The breathability of natural wood is superior to that of artificial boards, making prolonged sitting less prone to stuffiness. Actual measurements show that after continuous use for 8 hours in an environment with a temperature of 25โ and humidity of 60%, the surface temperature of an oak chair is 2 - 3โ lower than that of an artificial board chair, providing a drier feel. A single chair weighs approximately 8 - 10kg, facilitating easy handling by one person. Additionally, there is the Sunon Kaman office chair, which features materials such as Nappa leather,่ๆ็บน็ฎ (Litchi pattern leather), and water-based leather, available in a variety of colors, and incorporates premium-grade leather wrapping techniques similar to those used in first-class cabins.
