GetOne Mid-Back Office Chair

The GetOne Mid Back is the original physiotherapist-designed back in a mid-height form. It holds your lower spine whether you sit neutral or lean into the keyboard, because the backrest flexes past upright to stay with you in the forward posture most chairs abandon. Lock it at any angle, and the support holds exactly where you left it.

• The backrest flexes beyond upright into your forward keyboard lean, so the lumbar support stays with your lower back in the posture most chairs leave unsupported
• The recline locks at any angle rather than a fixed handful of stops, so the chair holds the exact position your back asks for instead of the nearest one it allows
• Separate levers for gas height and backrest sit within reach from the seat, with tension that sets how hard the back pushes.
• The seat is high-density moulded foam with a waterfall front, flame retardant and CFC free, the edge falling away to keep the pressure off the back of your knees through the longest sit
• A five-star base on shrouded twin-wheel castors and epoxy-coated steel carries up to 140kg.

Should I get the Mid Back or the High Back?

The build is the same through the seat, the mechanism and the forward-flex back, so the choice comes down to how far up your spine you want support. The High Back reaches up behind your shoulders and head for the longer lean. The Mid Back carries you through the lower and mid spine up to shoulder height , the zone that does the work across a keyboard day, in a back that sits lighter in the room.

What is the forward-flex backrest, and why does it matter?

Most chairs support your back when you sit upright and lose you the moment you lean into the keyboard, which is the posture you actually work in. The GetOne's backrest flexes past upright to follow you forward, so the lumbar support stays in place while you type rather than waiting for you to sit back. It holds you in the position the work puts you in.

Lockable at any angle, what does that give me?

Most reclines offer a few fixed stops and ask you to settle for the nearest one. This one locks anywhere across its range, so you set the precise angle your back wants and the chair holds it there. The position is yours to choose.

Will it fit a taller sitter?

The seat lifts through 51 to 64cm, and the chair stands 109 to 122cm overall. A taller frame gets full height under the seat and the arms rising to meet it through a 19 to 26cm range, so you set up properly rather than perching.

Can I match it to my space?

Yes. The fabric is customisable to your requirements, so the chair fits the room as well as the back. You choose how it looks while the support underneath stays the same.