Modern Genuine Brown Leather High Back Office Chair with Hexagonal Design - 6084HL

The 6084HL executive office chair has been made from high-quality genuine leather upholstery. From a visual aspect, what is visible straight away, is the modern design with the hexagonal stitch throughout the back. This chair has walnut veneered fixed arms which have been elegantly curved, adding to the modern theme. The chair features a synchro mechanism with the following features; Seat Height Adjustment, Tension Control, and a tilt lock system. The tilt lock system can be locked in a reclined position if desired. To put the chair back into the original position, simply lean back (until the spring mechanism releases) and the chair will return to its upright position.    

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