Gesture Office Chair

by Steelcase

5.0(1)

$1,717.00
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Key Features

Contract Grade
12 Years warranty
Eco-Friendly
Made in USA
Improve your relationship with your desk chair with the Gesture Office Chair from Steelcase. The frame is made out of plastic with a mesh back for comfort. 30% of the product is crafted from recycled materials, and it is 92% recyclable, making it an eco-friendly option. It offers arms that can rotate 360 degrees while also giving you additional lumbar support, which helps improve your posture and prevent chronic neck and back pain in the future. The back is contoured and adjustable, which allows it to match your specific body shape.
Item Number
STE2480692
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MFR ID
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Review Snapshot

5.0

100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Super adjustable arms

Submitted 2 years ago

By C.B.

From Sacramento

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Comments about Gesture Office Chair

My favorite part about this chair is the 360 adjustable arms. They make it easy to find the exact support I need. I also like that you can adjust the tension on the recline. I purchased this chair to be able to have a more ergonomic position relative to my desk. So far I am really pleased with it!

Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend to a friend

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Steelcase

Founded in 1912, Steelcase is an American furniture design company based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. For over a century, Steelcase designed, manufactured and partnered with the world’s leading organizations to create a range of furnishing solutions. In 2020, Steelcase adopted new environmental goals that care for the planet, people and culture which include maintaining carbon neutrality, a circular economy to repurpose decommissioned products and phasing out single-use plastics. Steelcase has an ongoing partnership with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation after originally producing the furniture for Wright’s SC Johnson Administration Building in Racine, Wisconsin.