Aeron Chair Review
By
October 7th, 2003
Summary
DESIGNER
Don Chadwick, Bill Stumpf
Bill Stumpf and Don Chadwick, two award-winning industrial designers, created the Aeron Chair, earning themselves a place in what amounts to the designers' hall of fame - the design collection of New York's MoMA. The Aeron is the apotheosis of ergonomic seating, conceived to conform not only to different human shapes and weights but also to movement. The breakthrough Kinemat tilt enables the Aeron to smoothly move with the sitter from a forward tilt (when you reach for the phone) to a backward recline (while you contemplate what to say). The pellicle web upholstery is yet another innovation both in concept and comfort. It evenly distributes weight over the seat and back and permits air circulation. As for durability, it will look like new long after you retire. Design doesn't get more civilized.
Specs
| MEASUREMENTS |
| Aeron Chair - Size A: |
| H 41" max. W 19" D 15.75" |
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| Aeron Chair - Size B: |
| H 42" max. W 20.5" D 17" |
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| Aeron Chair - Size C: |
| H 45" max. W 21" D 18.5" |
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| Posture Fit for Aeron Chair A: |
| H12" W12" D3" |
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| MATERIAL |
| Pellicle fabric seat and adjustable back; die-cast aluminum arms, frame and base, with graphite finish. |