Masi Management chair

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SKU : OTG10740

Description

The Masi Chair combines sleek design with ergonomic support, featuring a mesh back, adjustable headrest, and built-in lumbar support perfect for offices, boardrooms, or home workspaces.

Price

SKU	Description	Price
OTG10740	Masi Boardroom/Management chair	$330

All prices are subject to change and will vary depending on features selected. Delivery and shipping are not included. updated 2025

Specifications

Mesh high back with built-in lumbar support
Adjustable headrest (2.5" height range)
Tilt mechanism with lock and tension control
Pneumatic seat height adjustment
Black polyester fabric seat and headrest
Nylon loop arms
Black base with dual-wheel carpet casters

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