The Spectrum task chair is the only New Zealand assembled chair that is Toitu net Carbon zero certified.We believe Spectrum is the most environmentally-positive new chair purchase you can make – yet another reason for it to be New Zealand’s favourite office chair!
The Spectrum chair offers the optimum in ergonomic adjustability and customised comfort. The Spectrum high back chair has a distinctive backrest which features a powerful lumbar area and the contoured seat provides lasting comfort and support. With its wide array of options, adjustable arms, seat slide, long and wide seat options, inflatable lumbar support the Spectrum offers a total ergonomic solution.
- High back task chair with heavy duty 3 lever mechanism- back and seat angle adjustments, gas height adjust
- Contour seat back for Lumber support
- Contour seat cushion for extra support and comfort
- Standard seat: 470 mm wide x 480 mm deep
- Optional wide seat 510 mm wide x 490 mm deep
- Optional long/Wide seat: 520 mm wide x 520 mm deep
- Seat back: 460 mm high
- Standard Spectrum - 160 kg rating
- Toitu net Carbon zero certified
- GreenGuard Gold certified
- AS/NZS 4438 Level 6 Certified
- NZ produced chair with local and imported components.
- 15 year warranty- Green guard Gold certificate
- Delivered assembled ready to use.
- FREE Delivery NZ wide for delivery to a ground floor commercial address excluding residential & rural deliveries
Why choose an AFRDI Certified Chair?
AFRDI Certified Chairs are designed and tested to meet stringent standards for quality, safety, support and durability. These chairs undergo rigorous testing for strength, stability, impact resistance and wear-and-tear in order to ensure that they are suitable for the office environment.
By investing in an AFRDI Certified Chair, you can be sure that your chair is designed with your health and wellbeing in mind
What does Toitu net carbon zero certified mean:
Toitū Envirocare's net carbonzero certification requires that the Spectrum chair’s lifecycle carbon emissions are measured and in line with international standard
ISO 14067; that emissions intensity is managed and reduced in accordance with Toitū requirements; and that remaining cradle-to-grave emissions are compensated for following Toitū requirements
