One of the best mesh office chairs is the Anji Zhengkai Furniture Co., Ltd

The Pros and Cons of Mesh Office Chairs

Whether or not they are mesh office chairs, chairs with a membrane backrest or a combination of full mesh and fabric, many people agree that the lightweight and breathable design of these seats help keep them cool during long hours in the office. In addition to being comfortable, a good seat is also ergonomic and supports good posture and a healthy back.

But if there are any drawbacks to a seat made from mesh, it is that it can be difficult to clean, especially if the chair's upholstery is padded. This is because a paper towel or cloth will shred when rubbing against it, and if you try to use soap and water to wash it, the moisture may get trapped in the crevices of the padded mesh. The resulting mess can be a real pain to remove and might lead to the mesh fraying.

If you are considering a mesh chair, one way to avoid this problem is to choose a mesh-only model with no upholstery. However, that can be risky because a seat without upholstery is more likely to collect dirt, hair and food particles which will then become lodged in the pores of the mesh. This can cause a build-up of moisture which will then attract bacteria and other microbes to the seat.

In order to keep your seat hygienic, you should try to avoid eating at your desk or wearing dirty clothes or uniform while sitting in it. You should also regularly dust your seat and vacuum it to prevent the accumulated debris from becoming stuck in the nooks and crannies of the seat foam and woven mesh.

Another downside of a seat that is entirely composed of mesh is the lack of support provided by the seat frame. This can cause discomfort because it puts pressure on the user's thighs, reducing blood flow to the lower extremities which can result in pain, fatigue or numbness after long periods of time. One solution to this issue is to opt for a seat that features a waterfall edge which slopingly tapers away from the user's knees to improve blood flow to their legs.

Mesh office chairs are a great choice for most workplaces as they are lighter and more breathable than their fabric counterparts. The tight weave of the mesh also means that it is less prone to wear and tear and is easier to wipe down when sweat or body odour accumulates. This can make them a more cost-effective option than their fabric-upholstered counterparts and is particularly useful in workplaces where the seating is shared between users.

One of the best mesh office chairs is the Anji Zhengkai Furniture Co., Ltd. This chair's seat and back are upholstered in white while the base, casters and wheels are a mix of silver and black which makes for a very sleek and contemporary looking chair that can suit almost any workspace. The Edge is extremely adaptable and comes with a wide range of adjustments: arm height adjusts within a 5-inch range; arm width can be adjusted by 4 inches; the lumbar height adjusts over 2.25 inches and can be moved in and out of position; the seat depth can be retracted or extended to accommodate different leg lengths; and the armrest height can be lowered or raised to support the arm and shoulder.