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Aspen Executive Task Chair

SKU : 2850

What makes Aspen unique is the form fitting back profile which provides excellent support to a wide range of body types. Independent seat and back angle controls can be easily and quickly adjusted in height to provide full contact with the lumbar. The ‘universal design’ of the adjustment levers feature easy to understand symbols as well as braille for sight impaired users. The Extended Back models include a height adjustable padded headrest. Aspen is a fully-featured task chair that delivers superior ergonomics, affordability and contemporary styling. Aspen is a chair that not only "fits" at the beginning of your work day, but also at the end of the work day when you need it most.

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