Sayl Basic Work Chair

by Yves Behar for Herman Miller

4.7(28)

$930.00
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Key Features

12 Years warranty
Made in USA
The Sayl Basic Work Chair designed by Yves Behar in 2010 for Herman Miller, inspired by suspension bridges brings ergonomic seating to the forefront. The SAYL Basic Work Chair includes Standard Height-Range, Tilt Limiter, Fixed Arms and Fixed Seat Depth and a 5-star base for increased stability.
Item Number
GNB1699910
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MFR ID
AS1SA22PFN2BKC7BKBK3014

Review Snapshot

4.7

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83%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Ratings Distribution

Reviewed by 27 customers

21 / 25

Love the chair

Submitted 15 years ago

By Samuel H.

From Washington, DC

Verified Reviewer

Super comfortable, easy to put together, and well-designed. I recommend this chair to anyone who wants a lighter-weight, attractive, and ergonomically smart chair at a lower price.

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Well designed task chair

Submitted 15 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Signal Hill, CA

Verified Reviewer

Overall the chair is very solid, even though it's fairly light weight. The back mesh isn't super flexible, so there's plenty of support even without the lumbar option. The seat itself is a fairly course but high quality fabric. The arms are plastic (no fabric), but they're a little flexible, and the front of the armrest is rubbery enough to flex a little, which may help a bit if you tend to rest your wrists on them. This isn't the kind of chair you'd want to get for relaxing in so much...it's very comfortable, but it's really designed to be a work chair. If you're looking for something to tilt back and watch videos or movies on for hours, I'd think about a different model. But for computer work or similar applications, this chair is a champ.

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Nothing better at this price

Submitted 15 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From NYC

Verified Reviewer

At work I use an Aeron and Steelcase Jersey, and I wanted a new chair for my home office that had a smaller profile and didn't feel like too much of an office chair. I decided on the Sayl because the price is right, and I wanted something where form meets function. This chair is great, it wraps around your body without feeling too small,and has a small form factor compared to Herman Miller's other chairs. Whenever people come over they want to sit in it. So far I forget I'm in it when I'm at home, and as far as I'm concerned thats the #1 reason to have a nice office chair. One con is the arm supports feel small, but do have a sturdy build to the. When you recline back they also move with the recline which can feel awkward when I lean back and ponder what the heck I'm trying to do.

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Perfect form factor and price

Submitted 15 years ago

By Lumens Customer

From Hoboken. NJ

Verified Reviewer

I work on Aeron's at my office, but recently have been working more at home, and this chair was the perfect addition to my apartment. It looks great, and doesn't look like some foreign space chair in my apt. It meets the look of modern meets functionality. My only gripe is when you lean back the arm rests go up also, unlike other chairs. For the price, you get Herman Miller's 12 year warranty as well as a great chair. Definitely worth it.

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The best chair I've owned.

Submitted 15 years ago

By N

From Seattle, WA

Verified Reviewer

I have to sit for long periods, this chair comfortably curves into my back and makes the hours in front of the computer much easier.

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Herman Miller

One of the most influential brands in American design, renowned for pioneering iconic mid-century modern furniture and lighting solutions, Herman Miller began its storied history in 1905 as Star Furniture Co. in Zeeland, Michigan. In 1923, businessman Herman Miller lent his name to the company, signaling a new chapter under the visionary leadership of his son-in-law, D.J. De Pree. This marked the beginning of Herman Miller's transformation into kingmakers of mid-century design.