Supports unconventional postures
The flexible top, side-to-side back and perimeter seat flex accommodate perching and turning better than rigid shells.
A 300-pound-rated dynamic chair with figure-eight elastomer Flex Back, 270-degree Flex Seat edge, three-inch depth adjustment and 12-year warranty.
$1687.00
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Generation by Knoll is designed around multidirectional movement rather than a single prescribed posture. The frameless figure-eight elastomer back flexes side to side, provides continuous shoulder and lumbar support and includes a Flex Top that bends rearward for informal positions. The molded-foam...
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The features that make this product stand out from the competition.
The flexible top, side-to-side back and perimeter seat flex accommodate perching and turning better than rigid shells.
Frameless elastomer and a 270-degree flexible seat perimeter reduce rigid contact points around the body.
US manufacturing and 12-year coverage complement a design intended for multi-posture work.
Official documentation records the Flex Back, 270-degree Flex Seat edge, three-inch depth adjustment and 300-pound...
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Knoll specifies elastomer back, molded urethane seat, steel cylinder and aluminum or reinforced-plastic structure.
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Knoll lists a 12-year warranty for the direct-store Generation chair.
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Sign in to view price historyThe Flex Back combines a high-performance elastomer net with a figure-eight structure. Knoll says this design supports many postures, permits multidimensional side-to-side movement, and provides localized support for the shoulders and lumbar region.
The frameless Flex Seat provides 270 degrees of seat-edge flex without a hard frame or obtrusive perimeter levers. It also provides 3 inches of seat-depth adjustment.
Dynamic Suspension uses the same high-performance elastomer as the Flex Back Net in a simple, non-mechanical suspension. Knoll describes it as weight-compensated and smooth, supporting side-to-side movement without metal links or springs.
The Flex Top lets the upper edge of the back fold over to serve as a comfortable armrest for side sitting and other informal postures. Knoll presents it as a feature that extends the chair’s range of movement rather than as a conventional fixed backrest.
Knoll’s product page lists a 12-year warranty. The current MillerKnoll U.S. and Canada warranty says covered Knoll products receive 12 years including parts and labor to repair, subject to its terms; office-seating upholstery, textiles, leather, finishes, and upholstered armpads have shorter listed exceptions, and coverage is non-transferable to the original end-user purchaser.
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